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But de la mitose

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creer 2 cellules filles identiques pour remplacer les endommagees

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4 etapes de mitose?

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prophase, metaphase, anaphase, telophase

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2 autres etapes du cycle cellulaire qui sont pas dans la mitose?

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interphase, cytokineses

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pendant _____ la cellule grandit pour preparer pour la mitose

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interphase

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quels sont les 3 parties d’interphase?

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G1 (gap 1), S (synthese), G2 (gap2)

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que se passe dans le G1 de l’interphase?

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les organelles de la cellule se repliquent

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que se passe dans le “S” de l’interphase?

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l’adn se replique

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que se passe dans le G2 de l’interphase?

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enzymes utilise pour division cellulaire sont produits

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What happens in the prophase

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Les centrioles vont aux cote oppose du cellule et ramenent les fibres fusoriales aux chromosomes

also the membrane nucleiqiue dissapears and chromosomes are formed

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What happens in the metaphase

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les centrioles alignent les chromosomes au centre en touchant leur centromere

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What happens in the anaphase

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les chromosomes sont separes on chromatide soeurs

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What happens in the telophase

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les cellules commecent a separer avec un cleavage furrow et les noyaux commencent a former

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what happens in the cytokinese for animal cells

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the cells separate by closing the membrane cellulaire

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what happens in the cytokinese for plant cells

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the cells separate by vesicles forming un barriere dans la cellule and then they separate after the vesticle barrier touches with the paroi and combines

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quel partie du cycle cellulaire prend plus du temps?

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interphase

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un humain a ____ chromosomes

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46

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les _____ sont des structures de proteins qui touchent avec les fibres fusoriales en mitose

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kinetochores

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quel est l’organite utilise pendant mitose qui dirige le mouvement des fibres fusoriales?

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centriole

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what is the G1/s checkpoint

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between stage G1 and S of interphase, la cellule voit des facteurs comme la grandissement du cellule, des reserves d’energie, etat du adn pour pas commencer le processus avec adn endommage

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what is the G2/M checkpoint

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between stage G2 and mitosis, the cell checks the status of ADN to prevent damaged adn from entering mitose

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meta / anaphase checkpoint

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during metaphase, it checks if all the chromosomes are properly attached on the fibres fusoriales (spindle) before anaphase

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le ADN sous forme de ____ se condence sur les histones pour former chromosomes

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chromatine

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quel est le but de meiose

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Produire des gamètes haploïdes pour la reproduction sexuelle

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comment est ce que la meiose produit les cellules non-identiques

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Grâce à l’entrecroisement (crossing-over) et à l’assortiment indépendant des chromosomes.

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c'est quoi haploide
moite des chromosomes (N)
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c'est quoi diploide
nombre completes des chromosomes (2N)
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cest quoi l'enjambement
L’échange de segments entre chromatides non-sœurs de chromosomes homologues pendant la prophase I.
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comment est ce la prophase 1 est different du prophase 2
En prophase I, il y a la "pairing" des homologues et entrecroisement; en prophase II, non.
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cest quoi un chromisome homologue
Une paire de chromosomes de même taille et gènes correspondants
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quel est la processus dans le quel les cromosomes homologues s'alignent
synapsis
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where does meiosis happen
reproductive organs (hitlers right testicle)
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how many chromosomes in haploid cells
Half the number of the diploid cell
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how many daughter cells are porduced
:Four haploid cells.
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does interphase happen between meosis 1 and 2
NO HOW COULD YOU THINK THAT U ACTUAL BLACK ONE
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what ism prometaphase 1
En prométaphase I, l’enveloppe nucléaire disparaît et les chromosomes homologues s’attachent aux fibres du fuseau.
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what happens in metapahse 1
Homologous chromosome pairs (tetrads) align at the metaphase plate; spindle fibers attach to each homolog from opposite poles.
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what happens in metaphase 2
Individual chromosomes (with sister chromatids) align at the metaphase plate, similar to mitosis.
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what happens in prophase 1
Chromosomes condense, homologous chromosomes pair (synapsis), crossing-over (entrecroisement) occurs, nuclear envelope breaks down, spindle forms.
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what happens in prophase 2
Chromosomes condense again, centriole duplicates and spindle apparatus start to form, nuclear envelope breaks down (if it re-formed after telophase I). No crossing-over occurs.
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what happens in anaphase 1
Homologous chromosomes separate and move to opposite poles (sister chromatids stay together).
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what happens in anaphase 2
Sister chromatids finally separate and move to opposite poles.
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what happens in telopphase 1
Chromosomes reach poles; nuclear envelopes may form; cytokinesis produces two haploid cells.
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what happenes in telophase 2
Chromatids reach poles; nuclear envelopes reform; cytokinesis produces four genetically unique haploid cells.
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does cytokenisis happen twice in meosis
yup
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what is a kinetochore
A protein structure on the centromere of a chromosome where spindle fibers attach during cell division.
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what is Independent assortment
The random orientation of homologous chromosome pairs during metaphase I, which creates genetic variation in gametes.
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what is a tetrad
A pair of homologous chromosomes (4 chromatids) that are aligned together during prophase I and metaphase I of meiosis.
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how much genetic info is in a gamete
n
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What is the final product of meoisis 1
2 haploide cells
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what is a point mutation
dna mutation at a specific site on a gene
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mutation spontane
when quelque chose in the processus of replicating DNA goes wrong.
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what is strand slippage
when dna polymerase accidentally disconnects and doesnt uild the dna right
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induced mutation?
when something exterior causes mutation (mutagens) like cigarettses and alcohol
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what does radiaton do to dna
radiation can cause genes to break apart
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what is deletion in mutatuions
when a part of DNA gets deleted
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what is duplication in mutations
when a part of DNA gets accidentally duplicated
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inversion in mutations:
when the dna strand gets inverted
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what is insertion in mutations:
whem a chromosome inserts itself finto another chromosome
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how many types of mutations are there (and what are they)
3, positive negative and neutral
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example of posiitve mutation:
disease resistance, lactose tolerance
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example of neutral mutation:
hair color
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example of negative mutaiton:
cancer, down syndrome
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when a negative mutation isnt killed by the immune system it sometimes becomes:
cancer
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the points on genes where mutations are very common are called
les points chauds
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what is mutation non-sens
when codons get modified into somethting that doesnt make sense or a stop codon
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what is mutation faux-sens
codon gets changed to something different so the acide amine is wrong
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what is mutation meme sens
when the codon gets changed but still codes for the same amino acid so its mostly fine