Prophase - nucleoli disappears; mitotic spindle forms in between pairs of centrioles, Interphase - DNA is replicated; cells grows and develops, Carboydrates - source of energy; contains carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen; sugars and starches, Metaphase - chromatids align in the middle of the cell and are attached to spindle structure that stretches to opposite ends of the cell, Proteins - composed of amino acids; large and complex; can be a hormone or enzyme, Lipids - source of energy; insoluble in water; includes fats, wax, and oils, Telophase - nuclear envelopes are formed around daughter cells’ nuclei; cell division is completed in this stage, Anaphase - chromatids are separated into identical sets of chromosomes and begin moving toward opposite ends of the parent cell, Cytokinesis - division of the parent cell’s cytoplasm; occurs in conjunction with telophase, Cell Cycle - sequence of phases consisting of cell growth and division; important to an organisms growth and development , DNA Replication - transforms one strand of nucleic acid into two sets so that each set may be passed on to daughter cells in cell division, Mitosis - phase during the cell cycle in which the nucleus is divided resulting in identical daughter cells, Chromosome - contains genetic information in the form of DNA,

Day 2 Review: Cell Structure and Function

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