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    Gen Bio 1 Quarter 1 Module 3

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    The document provides an outline and additional activities for a general biology course module on cell division. It includes multiple choice questions about the phases of mitosis and meiosis, cell cycle checkpoints, and signals that control cell division.

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    Lyndy Pantao
    The document provides an outline and additional activities for a general biology course module on cell division. It includes multiple choice questions about the phases of mitosis and meiosis, cell cycle checkpoints, and signals that control cell division.

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    General Biology 1

    Quarter 1 Module 3
    Lyndy G. Pantao
    Prayer
    Outline

     Walkthrough of Quarter 1 Module 3


     Lecture discussion
     Additional activities
    Additional Activities

    1. A duplicated chromosome is composed of identical


    a. chromosome arms. c. nucleosomes.
    b. sister chromatids. d. homologues.

    Answer: b. sister chromatids.


    2. The cell division that is responsible for cell division in amoeba, or other
    single-celled organisms, is called
    a. binary fission. c. mitosis.
    b. DNA replication. d. apoptosis.

    Answer: a. binary fission.


    3. __________ is nuclear division, whereas __________ is division of
    the cytoplasm.
    a. Cytokinesis, mitosis c. Mitosis, apoptosis
    b. Apoptosis, mitosis d. Mitosis, cytokinesis

    Answer: d. Mitosis, cytokinesis


    Key:
    a. G1 phase of interphase
    b. G2 phase of interphase
    c. S phase of interphase

    4. This phase follows mitosis.


    5. DNA is replicated during this phase.
    6. During this phase, the cell produces the proteins that will be needed for
    cell division.
    7. Label the phases of
    the cell cycle on the
    following diagram.
    Include anaphase,
    cytokinesis, G1 phase,
    G2 phase, metaphase,
    prophase, S phase,
    and telophase.
    For questions 8–11, match the items to those in the key. Answers can be used
    more than once or not at all.
    Key:
    a. prophase
    b. metaphase
    c. anaphase
    d. Telophase

    8. The nucleolus disappears, and the nuclear membrane breaks down.


    9. The spindle disappears, and the nuclear envelope forms.
    10. Sister chromatids separate.
    11. Chromosomes are aligned on the spindle equator.
    12. Which cell cycle checkpoint allows damaged DNA to be repaired before
    it is passed on to daughter cells?
    a. G1 c. S
    b. G2 d. mitotic

    Answer: a. G1
    13. Kinases and cyclins are
    a. forms of microtubules.
    b. internal signals that control cell division.
    c. external signals that control cell division.
    d. drugs used to prevent cancer.

    Answer: b. internal signals that control cell division.


    1. Mitosis __________ chromosome number, whereas meiosis __________
    the chromosome number of the daughter cells.
    a. maintains, increases c. increases, decreases
    b. increases, maintains d. maintains, decreases

    Answer: d. maintains, decreases


    2. A human cell contains _____ pair(s) of sex chromosomes.
    a. 1 c. 22
    b. 2 d. 23

    Answer: a. 1
    For questions 3–10, match the items to those in the key.
    Key:
    a. prophase I e. prophase II
    b. metaphase I f. metaphase II
    c. anaphase I g. anaphase II
    d. telophase I h. telophase II
    3. A cleavage furrow forms, resulting in haploid nuclei. Each chromosome contains two
    chromatids.
    4. Tetrads form, and crossing-over occurs.
    5. Dyads align at the spindle equator.
    6. Four haploid daughter cells are created.
    7. Homologous chromosomes separate and move to opposite poles.
    8. Sister chromatids separate.
    9. Tetrads align on the spindle equator.
    10. Chromosomes in haploid nuclei condense.
    11. Crossing-over
    a. involves recombination between nonhomologous chromosomes.
    b. involves recombination between sister chromatids.
    c. occurs only between members of a tetrad.
    d. occurs between adjacent tetrads.

    Answer: c. occurs only between members of a tetrad.

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