Mitosis and Cancer 22-23

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What happens to the DNA during Mitosis

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Draggable item		Corresponding Item
G1 phase		Cell division
G0 phase		Cell increases in size and prepares its DNA to replicate
G2 phase		Resting, non-dividing cell
Mitosis (M) phase		Replication of DNA
S phase		Continued cell growth getting ready for division

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
When a healthy cell stops dividing when close to another cell		apoptosis
A factor in the environment that can alter DNA sequence and cause cancer		cancer
The term where tumors attract blood vessels to itself to help supply nutrients and remove waste		angiogenesis
The term for "programmed cell death"		mutations in DNA
The best initial type of cancer therapy for a tumor mass is usually		surgery
This can result from uncontrolled cell growth		contact inhibition
Cancer cells arise from		carcinogen

G0 phase

Cell increases in size and prepares its DNA to replicate

G2 phase

Resting, non-dividing cell

Mitosis (M) phase

Replication of DNA

S phase

Continued cell growth getting ready for division

Pick the correct answer for the question given:

When a healthy cell stops dividing when close to another cell

apoptosis

A factor in the environment that can alter DNA sequence and cause cancer

cancer

The term where tumors attract blood vessels to itself to help supply nutrients and remove waste

angiogenesis

The term for "programmed cell death"

mutations in DNA

The best initial type of cancer therapy for a tumor mass is usually

surgery

This can result from uncontrolled cell growth

contact inhibition

Cancer cells arise from

carcinogen

Chromosomes become visible and nucleus begins to dissolve.

Chromosomes are split and moved to opposite sides of the cell.

The cell begins to split, and two new nuclei begin to form.

Chromosomes attach to spindle fibers and align along the center of the cell.

Prophase

Metaphase

Anaphase

Telophase