Question 1

How many diploid (2n) is in the human's somatic cell?

Accepted Answer

2n = 46

Question 2

Which is the correct order of phases in the interphase?

Accepted Answer

G1 →S → G2

Question 3

What is the genome?

Accepted Answer

cell's genetic information (DNA)

Question 4

Gametes is divided by which type of cell division?

Accepted Answer

meiosis

Question 5

What happens during mitosis in the M phase?

Accepted Answer

nucleus divide

Question 6

Which region is where the sister chromatids attached?

Accepted Answer

centromere

Question 7

What happens during metaphase?

Accepted Answer

chromosome line up, centrosomes at opposite pole

Question 8

How the chromosome is formed?

Accepted Answer

chromatin condensed after DNA replication

Question 9

During anaphase:

Accepted Answer

Sister chromatids separate and move to opposite ends of the cell

Question 10

Nuclear envelope separate to fragment during which phrase?

Accepted Answer

Prometaphase

Question 11

What do checkpoint to in cell cycle?

Accepted Answer

regulation, stop for DNA repair and ensure proper chromosome duplication

Question 12

What happens during the evasion of cell cycle?

Accepted Answer

Cancerous cell synthesized during DNA mutations

Question 13

What is the longest stage of the cell cycle, during which the cell grows and replicates its DNA?

Accepted Answer

Interphase

Question 14

Which of the following is a key purpose of mitosis?

Accepted Answer

To produce two genetically identical daughter cells

Question 15

During which phase of the cell cycle is DNA replicated?

Accepted Answer

S phase

Question 16

Which major checkpoint ensures that the cell's DNA has been properly replicated before it enters mitosis?

Accepted Answer

G2 checkpoint

Question 17

A cell that leaves the cell cycle and enters a non-dividing state is said to be in which phase?

Accepted Answer

G0 phase

Question 18

What is the specific role of the telomeres in relation to the cell cycle?

Accepted Answer

Protect the ends of chromosomes from being degraded

Question 19

Which is the key function of cyclins in cell cycle regulation?

Accepted Answer

Cyclins bind to CDKs, turn phosphorylate target proteins to drive the cell

Question 20

In the context of cancer, which of the following best describes how dysregulation of the cell cycle can lead to uncontrolled cell proliferation?

Accepted Answer

Mutations in the genes that control cell cycle regulatory proteins

Cycle Cell Trivia Game

2) Which is the correct order of phases in the interphase?

3) What is the genome?

4) Gametes is divided by which type of cell division?

5) What happens during mitosis in the M phase?

6) Which region is where the sister chromatids attached?

7) What happens during metaphase?

8) How the chromosome is formed?

9) During anaphase:

10) Nuclear envelope separate to fragment during which phrase?

11) What do checkpoint to in cell cycle?

12) What happens during the evasion of cell cycle?

13) What is the longest stage of the cell cycle, during which the cell grows and replicates its DNA?

14) Which of the following is a key purpose of mitosis?

15) During which phase of the cell cycle is DNA replicated?

16) Which major checkpoint ensures that the cell's DNA has been properly replicated before it enters mitosis?

17) A cell that leaves the cell cycle and enters a non-dividing state is said to be in which phase?

18) What is the specific role of the telomeres in relation to the cell cycle?

19) Which is the key function of cyclins in cell cycle regulation?

20) In the context of cancer, which of the following best describes how dysregulation of the cell cycle can lead to uncontrolled cell proliferation?