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| As a cell becomes larger it's volume increases faster than its surface area. |
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| DNA overload is not a problem that growth causes for cells. |
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| Cell division DOES NOT increase the surface area of the original cell. |
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| When do the chromosomes become visible in a cell? |
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| Only during cell division |
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| Preparation for cell division |
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| Chromosomes line up along the middle |
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| Prophase, metaphase, anaphase, telophase |
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| Helps separate the chromosomes |
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| Two main stages of cell division? |
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| Contact with other cells can stop a cell from growing. |
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| Normal cells in a petri dish would stop because... |
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| Contact with other cells(crowding) |
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| Closely related proteins that produce p53 |
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| Cancer is a disorder in which the cells have lost their ability to.. |
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| control their growth rate |
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| Uncontrolled cell division is known as.. |
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| Yes, because the organelles can only support a certain size cell. |
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| What is cell division, why is it so important? |
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| cell division is the reproduction of cells. It allows the cells to be replaced when they die |
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