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Cell Communication and Cycle Review Game

Published on Mar 21, 2016

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Cell Communication and Cycle Review Game

Savanah Hipp

How to Play

  • Up to 4 people can play at a time
  • One player will read the questions
  • The other three will stand around a stool with hands by sides
  • First person to hit middle of stool tries to answer question, if wrong, passed to next player
  • 1 correct answer = 1 pt, most puts wins!

What do cells use to communicate?

chemical signals

What is a series of steps that converts a received signal to a specific cellular response?

signal transduction pathway

What are direct cytosol passages that allow free flow of chemical signals from one cell to another?

cell junctions

What is a process that uses cell membrane contact to communicate?

cell to cell recognition

What carries chemical messages over short distances?

local regulators

What carries chemical messages over long distances?

hormones

What are the three steps of the signaling process?

reception, transduction, response

What are two common second messengers?

cAMP & calcium ions

Why are calcium ions an important second messenger?

the cell can regulate the concentration of

What can pathways regulate about enzymes?

Synthesis & Activity

How are signals amplified along the pathway?

with each step, more products are activated

What is apoptosis?

programmed cell death

What is observed when daughter cells are compared?

genetically identical

What is all DNA in a cell called?

genome

What holds sister chromatids together?

centomere

What is mitosis the division of?

genetic material or DNA

What is cytokinesis the division of?

Cytoplasm or cytosol

What are the sub phases of interphase?

G1, S, G2

What are the parts of the mitotic spindle?

centrosomes, microtubules, asters

What are the phases of mitosis?

prophase, prometaphase, metaphase, anaphase, telophase; NOT cytokinesis

What is the imaginary line where the chromosomes line up during mitosis called?

metaphase plate

How does cytokinesis take place in animals? Plants?

cleavage; cell plate

What is mitosis believed to be evolved from and what kind of organism does it take place in?

binary fission; bacteria or prokaryotes

How is the cell cycle driven?

specific signaling molecules in cytoplasm

What is the most important checkpoint and why?

G1 because if there is no go-ahead signal, cell will exit cycle and remain in G0

What is an example of an external signal?

Answers may vary, based on presentation: lack of essential nutrient, density-dependent inhibition, anchorage dependence

What are abnormal cells that stay in place called? That invade surrounding tissue?

bening tumors, malignant tumors