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Year 11 - Topic 2: Cell division and stem cells

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  1. 1How many pairs of chromosomes are found in the nucleus of a human?23 pairs (46)
  2. 2Why do cells carry out mitosis?For growth, replace worn out cells and repair damaged tissues
  3. 3How many cells are produced in mitosis?Two genetically identical daughter cells
  4. 4What is DNA replication?Where the chromosomes in the cell double in preparation for dividing.
  5. 5Where does mitosis take place?Body cells
  6. 6Why do cells carry out meiosis?For the formation of gametes (sex cells)
  7. 7How many cells are produced in meiosis?4 genetically different daughter cells
  8. 8Where does meiosis take place?Sex organs (ovaries and testes)
  9. 9What is meant by the term diploid?The cell contains 23 pairs of chromosomes
  10. 10What is meant by the term haploid?The cell contains 23 chromosomes (half the number)
  11. 11Which cells are haploid?Sperm and egg cells (gametes)
  12. 12What happens if mitosis is uncontrolled?Cancer can occur
  13. 13What are embryonic stem cells?Cells that have the potential to become any type of cell. Once they have become specialised, they lose this ability.
  14. 14What are adult stem cells?Cells that can only differentiate into certain type of cells. Once they have become specialised, they lose this ability.
  15. 15Why are stem cells being used in medicine?They have the potential to repair or replace damaged tissue
  16. 16What are the advantages and disadvantages of embryonic stem cells?Adv: Easy to extract from embryo
    Adv: Produce any type of cell
    Dis: Embryo destroyed when cells removed – some people think embryos have a right to life
    Dis: Body recognises the cells as ‘different’ and will reject them without use of drugs
  17. 17What are the advantages and disadvantages of adult stem cells?Adv: No embryo destroyed so not an ethical issue
    Adv: If taken from the person to be treated, will not cause rejection by the body
    Dis: Difficult to find and extract from tissue
    Dis: Produce only a few types of cell

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GCSE Biology Fichas sobre Year 11 - Topic 2: Cell division and stem cells, creado por Mrs Z Rourke el 06/02/2018.
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