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Title: The ___________ is a regular pattern of growth, DNA replication, and cell division.


1
Chapter 5 Cell Growth and Division
KEY CONCEPT - Section 5.1 Cells have distinct
phases of growth, reproduction, and normal
functions.
  • The ___________ is a regular pattern of growth,
    DNA replication, and cell division.

2
  • The main stages of the cell cycle are
  • ______ (G1) cell growth and normal functions
  • ____________ (S) copies DNA
  • ________ (G2) additional growth
  • _________ (M) division of the cell nucleus
    (mitosis)
  • _____________ division of the cell cytoplasm
  • Mitosis occurs only if the cell is large enough
    and the DNA undamaged.

3
  • The rate of ______________ varies with the need
    for those types of cells.

4
  • Cell volume increases faster than cell surface
    area
  • limits the _______ of cells
  • materials have to be able to reach all parts of
    cell efficiently

5
KEY CONCEPT - Section 5.2 Cells divide during
mitosis and cytokinesis.
  • Chromosomes are formed at the start of mitosis.
  • DNA becomes _______________- easier to organize

6
  • DNA plus proteins is called _____________
  • One half of a duplicated chromosome is a
    chromatid.
  • Sister chromatids are held together at the
    centromere.
  • ____________ protect DNA and do not include genes.

7
cells spend _____ of the cell cycle in interphase
  • cell grows, prepares to divide
  • _____is duplicated

8
  • Mitosis divides the cells nucleus in four steps
  • ____________ chromosomes condense and spindle
    fibers form.

9
  • ___________ chromosomes line up in the middle
    of the cell.

10
  • ___________ sister chromatids separate to
    opposite sides of the cell.

11
  • __________ the new nuclei form and chromosomes
    begin to uncoil.

12
  • ____________- splitting of cytoplasm and
    organelles between two new cells
  • In _______cells, the membrane pinches closed
    between two cells
  • In ______ cells, a cell plate forms new cell
    walls between the two new cells

13
Internal and external factors regulate
_______________
KEY CONCEPT - Section 5.3Cell cycle regulation
is necessary for healthy growth.
  • External factors include physical and chemical
    ________
  • Growth factors are proteins that stimulate cell
    division.
  • Most mammal cells form a single layer in a
    culture dish and stop dividing once they touch
    other cells.

14
  • External factors trigger internal factors, which
    affect the cell cycle.
  • Two of the most important internal factors are
    ________ and ___________
  • Cell growth is balanced by cell death in healthy
    organisms
  • _____________ programmed cell death.
  • a normal feature of healthy organisms
  • caused by a cells production of self-destructive
    enzymes
  • occurs in development of infants

15
Cell division is uncontrolled in cancer -
immortal cells
  • _________cells form disorganized clumps called
    tumors.
  • Benign tumors remain clustered and can be
    removed.
  • _______________ metastasize, or break away, and
    can form more tumors.
  • Cancer cells do not carry out necessary functions.
  • Cancer cells come from normal cells with damage
    to ____________ involved in cell-cycle regulation.
  • Carcinogens are substances known to promote
    cancer.

- examples ____________, tobacco, asbestos,
exposure to environmental poisons
  • Standard cancer treatments typically kill both
    cancerous and healthy cells.

16
  • ________________ must allow for adequate exchange
    of materials.
  • Cell growth is coordinated with ___________
  • Cells that must be large have unique shapes so
    that materials can still be exchanged with the
    environment efficiently

17
KEY CONCEPT - Section 5.4Many organisms
reproduce by cell division.
  • ________________ is similar in function to
    mitosis.
  • Asexual reproduction is the creation of offspring
    from a single parent.
  • Binary fission produces _____daughter cells
    genetically identical to the parent cell.
  • method of reproduction in
  • ______________

18
Some eukaryotes reproduce through mitosis.
  • Environment determines what form of reproduction
    is most advantageous.
  • __________ reproduction is an advantage in
    consistently favorable conditions.
  • __________ reproduction is an advantage in
    changing conditions.
  • __________ forms a new organism from a small
    projection growing on the surface of the parent.
  • ______________ splitting of the parent into
    pieces that each grow into a new organism.
  • _____________________ forms a new plant from the
    modification of a stem or underground structure
    on the parent plant - type of asexual reproduction

19
KEY CONCEPT - Section 5.5Cells work together to
carry out complex functions.
  • Multicellular organisms depend on interactions
    among different cell types.
  • _______________ are groups of cells that perform
    a similar function.
  • ___________ are groups of tissues that perform a
    specific or related function.
  • ___________________ are groups of organs that
    carry out similar functions.

20
Specialized cells perform specific functions.
  • Cells develop into their mature forms through the
    process of ____________________
  • Cells differ because different combinations of
    genes are expressed.
  • A cells location in an embryo helps determine
    how it will differentiate.

21
___________ are unique body cells.
  • Stem cells have the ability to
  • divide and renew themselves
  • remain undifferentiated in form - they can turn
    into other types of cells
  • develop into a variety of specialized cell types

22
  • Stem cells are classified into _______________.
  • totipotent, or growing into ______ other cell
    type
  • pluripotent, or growing into __________ but a
    totipotent cell
  • multipotent, or growing into cells of a closely
    related cell family

23
  • Stem cells come from adults and ____________
  • Adult stem cells can be hard to isolate and grow.
  • The use of adult stem cells may prevent
    transplant rejection.
  • The use of embryonicstem cells raises________
    issues
  • Embryonic stem cellsare pluripotent andcan be
    grown indefinitelyin culture.

24
  • The use of stem cells offers many currently
    realized and potential benefits.
  • used to treat leukemia and _______________
  • may cure disease or replace damaged organs.
  • may revolutionize the ________________________
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