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| ____ is a reaction to protect your skin |
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| makes you more susceptible to cancer? (2) |
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| Frequent tanning and family history |
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| Where is UV strong? (name3 ) |
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| higher altitudes, ozone hole (southern hemi), non cloudy days |
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| 2 parts of skin, and order of depth? |
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| what happens is the basal cells? |
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| most common skin cancer (90 percent) |
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| What does basal cell carcinoma look like? |
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| small shiny bumps, stays local |
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| 2nd most common skin cancer |
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| Tell me about squamous cell. |
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| common with darker skin, red patch with well defined outline, rarely spreads, alsered in drs office |
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| most dangerous and least common, young age, most dangerous, let's re emphasize that again, surgery for to go away. looks like a mole. |
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| 3 reasons for cell division |
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| growth, regeration, heals wounds |
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| interphase and mitosis (prophase, metaphase, anaphase and telophase) |
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| G1 phase- most rapid growth, makes many many proteins |
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| either recieves chemical signal and heads onward passed the (SECRET) or is sent to the G0 phase. |
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| g0 phase? fill me it honey!! |
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| cell is just chillin waiting for a signal to keep splitting. |
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| r for restriction cuz there aint no goin home after dis girl!!! must finish cycle |
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| AFTER THE R POINT??? THE MOVIE ENDED!!!! WHAT HAPPENS??? |
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| the S phase, fool! where DNA is replicamated. the original and the copy are joined by a centromere. from this: I to this: X |
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| THEN WHAT!!! I AM DYING TO KNOW!!! |
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| g2 phase, you fattie. there's lesser growth, macromolecules are copied slower (there aint no rush no more!!!) and soemting about proteins and lipids and rna. |
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| ONWARD TO MITOSIS. FIRST PHASE PLEASE. |
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| Prophase- chromies thicken and become more visible. spindler fibers form. nuclear envelope and membrane are disappearing. doubled chromies (X) move towards center. Centrioles move toward opposite poles. |
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| Metaphase- Chromies have migrated towards the equator of a cell, moved by the SPINDLIES OF COURSE. that's it, they're just chilling waiting for mr !)(#$&!%P@#_(% to occur. |
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| KEEP GOING, I'LL MOST LIKELY KILL YOU IN THE MORNING. |
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| Anaphase- Centromeres split and chromatid and sister chromatid separate. BUT WAIT. now they're called chromosomes. a twist! one copy of each goes each way. |
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| THE LAST, IF YOU DON'T COUNT ($&%&&%*$^)(!@@#*&^ |
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| Telophase- Chromies have reached opposite sides, decondense and once again take on a thread like appearance (chromatin). Splindlies dismantle and nuclear membrane and stuff reforms. |
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| Cytokenesis- diffusion of cytoplasm? in animal cells, cell poinches at the surface and micro filaments form a band and tighten. plant cell- cell wall builds between the 2. vesicles form cell membrane by attaching together to form a plate which attaches to cell wall, causing cyto to divide |
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