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2.3.
Cell Continuity
Definitions
Term
Definition
Cell
continuity
Chromosome
Process whereby cells develop from pre-existing cells.
Diploid
number
Haploid
number
Cancer
A structure made of DNA and protein which can be
inherited.
Chromosomes in pairs (two sets of chromosomes.)
Having one set of chromosomes
A growth resulting from abnormal and uncontrolled mitosis
Mitosis
A form of nuclear division in which one nucleus divides
to form 2 identical (daughter) nuclei.
Meiosis
A form of nuclear division in which one (diploid) nucleus
divides to form 4 different (haploid) (daughter) nuclei.
2.3.
Cell Continuity
Write in the definitions of the following terms.
Term
Cell
continuity
Chromosome
Diploid
number
Haploid
number
Cancer
Mitosis
Meiosis
Definition
2.3.
Cell Continuity
What term could correspond to each of the definitions below?
Term
Definition
Process whereby cells develop from pre-existing cells.
Structure which carries [some of] the genetic code of an
individual organism and which can be passed from one
generation to the next.
Chromosomes in pairs (two sets of chromosomes.)
Having one set of chromosomes
A growth resulting from abnormal and uncontrolled mitosis
A form of nuclear division in which one nucleus divides
to form 2 identical (daughter) nuclei
A form of nuclear division in which one (diploid) nucleus
divides to form 4 different (haploid) (daughter) nuclei.