Question

In which phase of mitosis does DNA condense into chromosomes?(1 point)
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interphase
interphase

telophase
telophase

prophase
prophase

metaphase
Answer
An epithelial cell replicates 16 times before entering a state of quiescence. These replicate daughter cells are(1 point)
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genetically the same as the parent cell.
genetically the same as the parent cell.

phenotypically the same as the parent cell.
phenotypically the same as the parent cell.

further differentiated into specialized cells.
further differentiated into specialized cells.

replicated indefinitely.
Answer
Use the image to answer the question.

The double stranded D N A inside the nucleus transforms into a single-stranded R N A through transcription. R N A becomes m R N A through splicing. From the nucleus, m R N A exports to cytoplasm, where, through the process of translation, it transforms into the A. A. chain that further becomes a protein through folding.

Which process is being shown in this image?

(1 point)
Responses

cell differentiation
cell differentiation

mitosis
mitosis

gene expression
gene expression

senescence
Answer
An increase in cell population is called(1 point)
Responses

apoptosis.
apoptosis.

fibroblast.
fibroblast.

proliferation.
proliferation.

cell differentiation.
Answer
Benzene, a by-product found in cigarettes, increases the risks of cancer and(1 point)
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susceptibility to infections.
susceptibility to infections.

miscarriage.
miscarriage.

high blood pressure.
high blood pressure.

chronic bronchitis.
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DNA condenses into chromosomes during **prophase**.
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The replicate daughter cells are **genetically the same as the parent cell**.
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The process being shown in the image is **gene expression**.
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An increase in cell population is called **proliferation**.
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Benzene, a by-product found in cigarettes, increases the risks of cancer and **chronic bronchitis**.