2.3 Cell Continuity Follow-Me – iQuiz. Q. Genes are found on what structures in a cell nucleus? Animal cell Cells grown on or in medium; Cells grown outside.

2.3 Cell Continuity Follow-Me – iQuiz

Q. Genes are found on what structures in a cell nucleus? Animal cell Cells grown on or in medium; Cells grown outside organism Group of cells with the same function For chromosomes to attach to and contract to separate chromosomes Chromosomes Interphase Halving of chromosome numbers; To produce gametes Group of tissues performing the same function Group of genes joined together; Large DNA molecule Mitosis Oxygen Radiation; Chemicals; Smoking; Viruses Replication; Growth; Protein synthesis; Respiration; Photosynthesis Reproduction Metaphase Two identical daughter cells; Can occur in haploid cells Spindle Single set of chromosomes; Half the diploid number To avoid contamination Cancer Mitosis; Meiosis Cancer research; Plant propagation Plant cell Chemotherapy; Radiotherapy; Surgery

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Q. In genetics, what is meant by the term haploid? Animal cell Cells grown on or in medium; Cells grown outside organism Group of cells with the same function For chromosomes to attach to and contract to separate chromosomes Chromosomes Interphase Halving of chromosome numbers; To produce gametes Group of tissues performing the same function Group of genes joined together; Large DNA molecule Mitosis Oxygen Radiation; Chemicals; Smoking; Viruses Replication; Growth; Protein synthesis; Respiration; Photosynthesis Reproduction Metaphase Two identical daughter cells; Can occur in haploid cells Spindle Single set of chromosomes; Half the diploid number To avoid contamination Cancer Mitosis; Meiosis Cancer research; Plant propagation Plant cell Chemotherapy; Radiotherapy; Surgery

Q. What is a chromosome? Animal cell Cells grown on or in medium; Cells grown outside organism Group of cells with the same function For chromosomes to attach to and contract to separate chromosomes Chromosomes Interphase Halving of chromosome numbers; To produce gametes Group of tissues performing the same function Group of genes joined together; Large DNA molecule Mitosis Oxygen Radiation; Chemicals; Smoking; Viruses Replication; Growth; Protein synthesis; Respiration; Photosynthesis Reproduction Metaphase Two identical daughter cells; Can occur in haploid cells Spindle Single set of chromosomes; Half the diploid number To avoid contamination Cancer Mitosis; Meiosis Cancer research; Plant propagation Plant cell Chemotherapy; Radiotherapy; Surgery

Q. What is the medical term for the group of disorders in which certain cells lose normal control of mitosis? Animal cell Cells grown on or in medium; Cells grown outside organism Group of cells with the same function For chromosomes to attach to and contract to separate chromosomes Chromosomes Interphase Halving of chromosome numbers; To produce gametes Group of tissues performing the same function Group of genes joined together; Large DNA molecule Mitosis Oxygen Radiation; Chemicals; Smoking; Viruses Replication; Growth; Protein synthesis; Respiration; Photosynthesis Reproduction Metaphase Two identical daughter cells; Can occur in haploid cells Spindle Single set of chromosomes; Half the diploid number To avoid contamination Cancer Mitosis; Meiosis Cancer research; Plant propagation Plant cell Chemotherapy; Radiotherapy; Surgery

Q. Suggest a possible cause of cancer. Animal cell Cells grown on or in medium; Cells grown outside organism Group of cells with the same function For chromosomes to attach to and contract to separate chromosomes Chromosomes Interphase Halving of chromosome numbers; To produce gametes Group of tissues performing the same function Group of genes joined together; Large DNA molecule Mitosis Oxygen Radiation; Chemicals; Smoking; Viruses Replication; Growth; Protein synthesis; Respiration; Photosynthesis Reproduction Metaphase Two identical daughter cells; Can occur in haploid cells Spindle Single set of chromosomes; Half the diploid number To avoid contamination Cancer Mitosis; Meiosis Cancer research; Plant propagation Plant cell Chemotherapy; Radiotherapy; Surgery

Q. What name is applied to the period of the cell cycle in which division is not taking place? Animal cell Cells grown on or in medium; Cells grown outside organism Group of cells with the same function For chromosomes to attach to and contract to separate chromosomes Chromosomes Interphase Halving of chromosome numbers; To produce gametes Group of tissues performing the same function Group of genes joined together; Large DNA molecule Mitosis Oxygen Radiation; Chemicals; Smoking; Viruses Replication; Growth; Protein synthesis; Respiration; Photosynthesis Reproduction Metaphase Two identical daughter cells; Can occur in haploid cells Spindle Single set of chromosomes; Half the diploid number To avoid contamination Cancer Mitosis; Meiosis Cancer research; Plant propagation Plant cell Chemotherapy; Radiotherapy; Surgery

Q. Give a cellular process that occurs during the period in the cell cycle in which the nucleus is not dividing. Animal cell Cells grown on or in medium; Cells grown outside organism Group of cells with the same function For chromosomes to attach to and contract to separate chromosomes Chromosomes Interphase Halving of chromosome numbers; To produce gametes Group of tissues performing the same function Group of genes joined together; Large DNA molecule Mitosis Oxygen Radiation; Chemicals; Smoking; Viruses Replication; Growth; Protein synthesis; Respiration; Photosynthesis Reproduction Metaphase Two identical daughter cells; Can occur in haploid cells Spindle Single set of chromosomes; Half the diploid number To avoid contamination Cancer Mitosis; Meiosis Cancer research; Plant propagation Plant cell Chemotherapy; Radiotherapy; Surgery

Q. Suggest a possible treatment for cancer. Animal cell Cells grown on or in medium; Cells grown outside organism Group of cells with the same function For chromosomes to attach to and contract to separate chromosomes Chromosomes Interphase Halving of chromosome numbers; To produce gametes Group of tissues performing the same function Group of genes joined together; Large DNA molecule Mitosis Oxygen Radiation; Chemicals; Smoking; Viruses Replication; Growth; Protein synthesis; Respiration; Photosynthesis Reproduction Metaphase Two identical daughter cells; Can occur in haploid cells Spindle Single set of chromosomes; Half the diploid number To avoid contamination Cancer Mitosis; Meiosis Cancer research; Plant propagation Plant cell Chemotherapy; Radiotherapy; Surgery

Q. What is the function of spindle fibres during cell division? Animal cell Cells grown on or in medium; Cells grown outside organism Group of cells with the same function For chromosomes to attach to and contract to separate chromosomes Chromosomes Interphase Halving of chromosome numbers; To produce gametes Group of tissues performing the same function Group of genes joined together; Large DNA molecule Mitosis Oxygen Radiation; Chemicals; Smoking; Viruses Replication; Growth; Protein synthesis; Respiration; Photosynthesis Reproduction Metaphase Two identical daughter cells; Can occur in haploid cells Spindle Single set of chromosomes; Half the diploid number To avoid contamination Cancer Mitosis; Meiosis Cancer research; Plant propagation Plant cell Chemotherapy; Radiotherapy; Surgery

Q. Tissues grow by cell division. Name the type of cell division by which tissues grow. Animal cell Cells grown on or in medium; Cells grown outside organism Group of cells with the same function For chromosomes to attach to and contract to separate chromosomes Chromosomes Interphase Halving of chromosome numbers; To produce gametes Group of tissues performing the same function Group of genes joined together; Large DNA molecule Mitosis Oxygen Radiation; Chemicals; Smoking; Viruses Replication; Growth; Protein synthesis; Respiration; Photosynthesis Reproduction Metaphase Two identical daughter cells; Can occur in haploid cells Spindle Single set of chromosomes; Half the diploid number To avoid contamination Cancer Mitosis; Meiosis Cancer research; Plant propagation Plant cell Chemotherapy; Radiotherapy; Surgery

Q. What is the role of mitosis in single-celled organisms? Animal cell Cells grown on or in medium; Cells grown outside organism Group of cells with the same function For chromosomes to attach to and contract to separate chromosomes Chromosomes Interphase Halving of chromosome numbers; To produce gametes Group of tissues performing the same function Group of genes joined together; Large DNA molecule Mitosis Oxygen Radiation; Chemicals; Smoking; Viruses Replication; Growth; Protein synthesis; Respiration; Photosynthesis Reproduction Metaphase Two identical daughter cells; Can occur in haploid cells Spindle Single set of chromosomes; Half the diploid number To avoid contamination Cancer Mitosis; Meiosis Cancer research; Plant propagation Plant cell Chemotherapy; Radiotherapy; Surgery

Q. Name the two types of cell division. Animal cell Cells grown on or in medium; Cells grown outside organism Group of cells with the same function For chromosomes to attach to and contract to separate chromosomes Chromosomes Interphase Halving of chromosome numbers; To produce gametes Group of tissues performing the same function Group of genes joined together; Large DNA molecule Mitosis Oxygen Radiation; Chemicals; Smoking; Viruses Replication; Growth; Protein synthesis; Respiration; Photosynthesis Reproduction Metaphase Two identical daughter cells; Can occur in haploid cells Spindle Single set of chromosomes; Half the diploid number To avoid contamination Cancer Mitosis; Meiosis Cancer research; Plant propagation Plant cell Chemotherapy; Radiotherapy; Surgery

Q. Give one way in which mitosis differs from meiosis. Animal cell Cells grown on or in medium; Cells grown outside organism Group of cells with the same function For chromosomes to attach to and contract to separate chromosomes Chromosomes Interphase Halving of chromosome numbers; To produce gametes Group of tissues performing the same function Group of genes joined together; Large DNA molecule Mitosis Oxygen Radiation; Chemicals; Smoking; Viruses Replication; Growth; Protein synthesis; Respiration; Photosynthesis Reproduction Metaphase Two identical daughter cells; Can occur in haploid cells Spindle Single set of chromosomes; Half the diploid number To avoid contamination Cancer Mitosis; Meiosis Cancer research; Plant propagation Plant cell Chemotherapy; Radiotherapy; Surgery

Q. What is the function of meiosis? Animal cell Cells grown on or in medium; Cells grown outside organism Group of cells with the same function For chromosomes to attach to and contract to separate chromosomes Chromosomes Interphase Halving of chromosome numbers; To produce gametes Group of tissues performing the same function Group of genes joined together; Large DNA molecule Mitosis Oxygen Radiation; Chemicals; Smoking; Viruses Replication; Growth; Protein synthesis; Respiration; Photosynthesis Reproduction Metaphase Two identical daughter cells; Can occur in haploid cells Spindle Single set of chromosomes; Half the diploid number To avoid contamination Cancer Mitosis; Meiosis Cancer research; Plant propagation Plant cell Chemotherapy; Radiotherapy; Surgery

Q. A what stage of mitosis are the chromosomes located at the equator of the cell before they begin to separate? Animal cell Cells grown on or in medium; Cells grown outside organism Group of cells with the same function For chromosomes to attach to and contract to separate chromosomes Chromosomes Interphase Halving of chromosome numbers; To produce gametes Group of tissues performing the same function Group of genes joined together; Large DNA molecule Mitosis Oxygen Radiation; Chemicals; Smoking; Viruses Replication; Growth; Protein synthesis; Respiration; Photosynthesis Reproduction Metaphase Two identical daughter cells; Can occur in haploid cells Spindle Single set of chromosomes; Half the diploid number To avoid contamination Cancer Mitosis; Meiosis Cancer research; Plant propagation Plant cell Chemotherapy; Radiotherapy; Surgery

Q. Towards the end of mitosis, in what type of cell does a cell plate form? Animal cell Cells grown on or in medium; Cells grown outside organism Group of cells with the same function For chromosomes to attach to and contract to separate chromosomes Chromosomes Interphase Halving of chromosome numbers; To produce gametes Group of tissues performing the same function Group of genes joined together; Large DNA molecule Mitosis Oxygen Radiation; Chemicals; Smoking; Viruses Replication; Growth; Protein synthesis; Respiration; Photosynthesis Reproduction Metaphase Two identical daughter cells; Can occur in haploid cells Spindle Single set of chromosomes; Half the diploid number To avoid contamination Cancer Mitosis; Meiosis Cancer research; Plant propagation Plant cell Chemotherapy; Radiotherapy; Surgery

Q. To what are the chromosomes attached during metaphase of mitosis? Animal cell Cells grown on or in medium; Cells grown outside organism Group of cells with the same function For chromosomes to attach to and contract to separate chromosomes Chromosomes Interphase Halving of chromosome numbers; To produce gametes Group of tissues performing the same function Group of genes joined together; Large DNA molecule Mitosis Oxygen Radiation; Chemicals; Smoking; Viruses Replication; Growth; Protein synthesis; Respiration; Photosynthesis Reproduction Metaphase Two identical daughter cells; Can occur in haploid cells Spindle Single set of chromosomes; Half the diploid number To avoid contamination Cancer Mitosis; Meiosis Cancer research; Plant propagation Plant cell Chemotherapy; Radiotherapy; Surgery

Q. What is a tissue? Animal cell Cells grown on or in medium; Cells grown outside organism Group of cells with the same function For chromosomes to attach to and contract to separate chromosomes Chromosomes Interphase Halving of chromosome numbers; To produce gametes Group of tissues performing the same function Group of genes joined together; Large DNA molecule Mitosis Oxygen Radiation; Chemicals; Smoking; Viruses Replication; Growth; Protein synthesis; Respiration; Photosynthesis Reproduction Metaphase Two identical daughter cells; Can occur in haploid cells Spindle Single set of chromosomes; Half the diploid number To avoid contamination Cancer Mitosis; Meiosis Cancer research; Plant propagation Plant cell Chemotherapy; Radiotherapy; Surgery

Q. Explain the term tissue culture. Animal cell Cells grown on or in medium; Cells grown outside organism Group of cells with the same function For chromosomes to attach to and contract to separate chromosomes Chromosomes Interphase Halving of chromosome numbers; To produce gametes Group of tissues performing the same function Group of genes joined together; Large DNA molecule Mitosis Oxygen Radiation; Chemicals; Smoking; Viruses Replication; Growth; Protein synthesis; Respiration; Photosynthesis Reproduction Metaphase Two identical daughter cells; Can occur in haploid cells Spindle Single set of chromosomes; Half the diploid number To avoid contamination Cancer Mitosis; Meiosis Cancer research; Plant propagation Plant cell Chemotherapy; Radiotherapy; Surgery

Q. Give two examples of the use of tissue culture. Animal cell Cells grown on or in medium; Cells grown outside organism Group of cells with the same function For chromosomes to attach to and contract to separate chromosomes Chromosomes Interphase Halving of chromosome numbers; To produce gametes Group of tissues performing the same function Group of genes joined together; Large DNA molecule Mitosis Oxygen Radiation; Chemicals; Smoking; Viruses Replication; Growth; Protein synthesis; Respiration; Photosynthesis Reproduction Metaphase Two identical daughter cells; Can occur in haploid cells Spindle Single set of chromosomes; Half the diploid number To avoid contamination Cancer Mitosis; Meiosis Cancer research; Plant propagation Plant cell Chemotherapy; Radiotherapy; Surgery

Q. Name a gas that would be needed for the growth of tissue in the laboratory. Animal cell Cells grown on or in medium; Cells grown outside organism Group of cells with the same function For chromosomes to attach to and contract to separate chromosomes Chromosomes Interphase Halving of chromosome numbers; To produce gametes Group of tissues performing the same function Group of genes joined together; Large DNA molecule Mitosis Oxygen Radiation; Chemicals; Smoking; Viruses Replication; Growth; Protein synthesis; Respiration; Photosynthesis Reproduction Metaphase Two identical daughter cells; Can occur in haploid cells Spindle Single set of chromosomes; Half the diploid number To avoid contamination Cancer Mitosis; Meiosis Cancer research; Plant propagation Plant cell Chemotherapy; Radiotherapy; Surgery

Q. Why are sterile conditions needed to grow a tissue culture in a laboratory? Animal cell Cells grown on or in medium; Cells grown outside organism Group of cells with the same function For chromosomes to attach to and contract to separate chromosomes Chromosomes Interphase Halving of chromosome numbers; To produce gametes Group of tissues performing the same function Group of genes joined together; Large DNA molecule Mitosis Oxygen Radiation; Chemicals; Smoking; Viruses Replication; Growth; Protein synthesis; Respiration; Photosynthesis Reproduction Metaphase Two identical daughter cells; Can occur in haploid cells Spindle Single set of chromosomes; Half the diploid number To avoid contamination Cancer Mitosis; Meiosis Cancer research; Plant propagation Plant cell Chemotherapy; Radiotherapy; Surgery

Q. What type of cell division, mitosis or meiosis, is involved in tissue culture? Animal cell Cells grown on or in medium; Cells grown outside organism Group of cells with the same function For chromosomes to attach to and contract to separate chromosomes Chromosomes Interphase Halving of chromosome numbers; To produce gametes Group of tissues performing the same function Group of genes joined together; Large DNA molecule Mitosis Oxygen Radiation; Chemicals; Smoking; Viruses Replication; Growth; Protein synthesis; Respiration; Photosynthesis Reproduction Metaphase Two identical daughter cells; Can occur in haploid cells Spindle Single set of chromosomes; Half the diploid number To avoid contamination Cancer Mitosis; Meiosis Cancer research; Plant propagation Plant cell Chemotherapy; Radiotherapy; Surgery

Q. Organs are found in both plants and animals. What is meant by the term organ? Animal cell Cells grown on or in medium; Cells grown outside organism Group of cells with the same function For chromosomes to attach to and contract to separate chromosomes Chromosomes Interphase Halving of chromosome numbers; To produce gametes Group of tissues performing the same function Group of genes joined together; Large DNA molecule Mitosis Oxygen Radiation; Chemicals; Smoking; Viruses Replication; Growth; Protein synthesis; Respiration; Photosynthesis Reproduction Metaphase Two identical daughter cells; Can occur in haploid cells Spindle Single set of chromosomes; Half the diploid number To avoid contamination Cancer Mitosis; Meiosis Cancer research; Plant propagation Plant cell Chemotherapy; Radiotherapy; Surgery

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