Matching: The Mitotic Stage ______Chromatin condenses into ______The first phase of mitosis chromosomes which become visible ______The second phase of mitosis ______Chromosomes line up at the center ______The third phase of mitosis plate of the cell ______The fourth phase of mitosis ______Division of the cytoplasm ______The fifth phase of mitosis ______Division of the nuclear material ______Nuclear envelope forms around two Anaphase new daughter nuclei Cytokinesis ______Sister chromatids separate toward Metaphase opposite poles Mitosis ______Spindle fibers attach to the Prometaphase kinetochore on chromosomes Prophase ______The nuclear membrane dissolves Telophase ______The nuclear membrane reassembles Matching: Cancer ______A tumor with origins from ______Proto-oncogenes that have become somewhere else in the body. cancerous, a cancer causing agent. ______Cancerous growth with the ability to spread. ______Code for proteins that inhibit the cell cycle and promote apoptosis. Angiogenesis ______Code for proteins that promote the Benign tumor cell cycle and prevent apoptosis. Malignant tumor ______Growth of new vessels into a tumor. Metastasis ______Multiple layers of cancer cells piled Oncogene up on each other. Proto-oncogene ______Non-cancerous growth, usually they Tumor don’t spread. Tumor suppressor gene
Matching: The Mitotic Stage ______Chromatin condenses into chromosomes which become visible ______Chromosomes line up at the center plate of the cell ______Division of the cytoplasm ______Division of the nuclear material ______Nuclear envelope forms around two new daughter nuclei ______Sister chromatids separate toward opposite poles ______Spindle fibers attach to the kinetochore on chromosomes ______The nuclear membrane dissolves ______The nuclear membrane reassembles ______The first phase of mitosis ______The second phase of mitosis ______The third phase of mitosis ______The fourth phase of mitosis ______The fifth phase of mitosis Anaphase Cytokinesis Metaphase Mitosis Prometaphase Prophase Telophase Matching: Cancer ______A tumor with origins from somewhere else in the body. ______Cancerous growth with the ability to spread. ______Code for proteins that inhibit the cell cycle and promote apoptosis. ______Code for proteins that promote the cell cycle and prevent apoptosis. ______Growth of new vessels into a tumor. ______Multiple layers of cancer cells piled up on each other. ______Non-cancerous growth, usually they don’t spread. ______Proto-oncogenes that have become cancerous, a cancer causing agent. Angiogenesis Benign tumor Malignant tumor Metastasis Oncogene Proto-oncogene Tumor Tumor suppressor gene
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