Biology

Anatomy

What stage does cells spend most of its time in?

Chromatin

Chromatid

Chromosomes

What structure holds the individual chromatids together

Which stage does the nuclear membrane disappear? Which stage does it reappear?

What makes up the spindle fibres and what are their function?

How many chromosomes do humans have?

What star like structure radiates from each centriole during metaphase?

What is cytokinesis?

What stage does cytokinesis begin?

Name an example of a cell in an adult human that does not undergo mitosis

DNA replications is the longest stage cells spend time in.

The DNA replicates itself, aligns in the centre of the cell, holder by spindle fibres, then separates into two daughter cells.

The process of mitosis is over and the cell has divided into two daughter cells with similar DNA

Physiology

What are the smallest unit of chemical?

What consists of two or more atoms?

What are large and biologically important molecules inside cells?

What are aggregates of macromolecules that are used to carry out a specific function in the cell?

What are the basic unit of structure and function for living things?

What are group of cells functioning together?

What are groups of tissues with specialized functions?

What is a group of organs that function together called?

Organ systems functioning together make up what?

What is respiration?

What is absorption?

What is circulation?

What is assimilation?

What is excretion?

Water, food, oxygen, heat, pressure

Maintenance of a stable internal environment is called?

Homestasis is regulated through which control systems?