Across |
4. | segregates homologs; reductional cell division (2 Words) |
6. | segregates sister chromatids of each homolog; equational division (2 Words) |
8. | non dividing state; exit from the cell cycle; most of the cells in our body are in this state |
11. | process that is carried out for the purpose of sexual reproduction |
12. | describes the fact that cells can undergo a limited number of cell divisions; cells are in nondividing state which they can not exit (3 Words) |
14. | a four chromatid structure formed by the association of duplicated homologs |
15. | a third of model for the role of the mitotic spindle in specifying the sit of cell division; astral microtubules promote the relaxation of actin-myosin bundles all along the cortex except at the spindle equator (3 Words) |
18. | stimulate cell division through G1/S-Cdk acitvity; extracellular simulatory factors; function to simulate cell division by relieving negative regulatory controls |
19. | division of the cytoplasm; last step of the cell cycle |
20. | the structure that holds paired homologs together (2 Words) |
21. | activated at the cell cortext at the division site to promote actin filament formation; monomeric GTP binding protein controlled by RhoGAP and RhoGEF |
22. | formed by the components of the cleavage furrow; tethers the two daughter cells together |
23. | one of the models for the role of the mitotic spindle in specifying the sit of cell division; astral microtubules carry "cleavage furrow" inducing signals to the cell cortex to promote furrow formation at a position half way between each pole (3 Words) |