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Quiz 17: Cell Reproduction and Differentiation
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Question 81
Essay
Fertilization of an egg in vitro, leading to separation of individual cells from the 8-cell stage for implantation into a surrogate mother is called ________.
Question 82
Short Answer
The most important checkpoint in the regulation of cell reproduction is during the ________ phase of interphase.
Question 83
Essay
Mitochondria have their own DNA, which encodes some of the proteins that function within the mitochondria. Explain why the inheritance of mitochondrial DNA is described as "maternal inheritance."
Question 84
Essay
During transcription, a portion of a cell's DNA is converted to a complimentary strand of mRNA. The mRNA is eventually used as the blueprint for making one or more proteins, but not immediately. A short lag time is necessary between transcription and the initiation of translation. Why?
Question 85
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A(n) ________ forms during cytokinesis as contractile filaments in the cell tighten.
Question 86
Short Answer
During translation, attachment of a "start" codon to the small ribosomal subunit constitutes the beginning of the ________ stage.
Question 87
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The specialization of stem cells into various cellular types is called ________.
Question 88
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The primary transcript that results from transcription must be modified in eukaryotes before it can be translated into a functional protein. The nucleotide sequence pieces that ultimately form the resulting mRNA and contain the genetic information are called ________.
Question 89
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Meiosis in females is not complete until ________ occurs.
Question 90
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All cells that make up the body other than germ cells are referred to as ________.
Question 91
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The beginning of each gene in DNA is marked by the presence of a base sequence that RNA polymerase can attach to. This is called the ________.
Question 92
Essay
Alterations in DNA, whether they occur by mistake during replication, or as a result of some type of damage, can lead to mutations. Mutations, however, are rare in terms of leading to actual damage to a cell. Why?