InterphaseCells spend most oftheir lives in thisportion of the cellcycle, growing andcarrying out theirnormal functionsMitosisAfter a cell is donecopying itsorganelles andDNA, it's ready forthe next phase ofthe cell cycle.FertilizationThejoining ofgametesCodonsThe "words" ofthe nRNA aresets of threenucleotides in arowAnaphasePhase whensister chromatidpairs divide intoseparatechromosomesAminoAcidsThemoleculesused to buildproteinsRegenerationA type ofreproductionby mitosisTransferRNA(tRNA)Another typeof RNA,carries aminoacids to theribosomeSisterChromatidsThe originalchromosomeand its copyCytokinesisFinal stage of thecell cycle, giveseach daughter cellsome cytoplasm &organellesMeiosisReduces byhalf the amountof DNA presentin each spermor egg cellGametesSpermand eggcellsIrreducibleComplexityIf one part of thesystem is removedor doesn't work,the entire systemwill not functionChromatinDNAmaterial,exists aslong thinstrandsGeneA section of aDNA moleculethat codes fora uniqueproteinZygoteThe diploidcell thatresults fromfertilizationReplicationDNA-copyingprocessProphaseMembrane aroundthe nucleusdisappears and thechromatin of eachchromosome beginsto coil upCellCycleThe processof growthandreproductionDaughterChromosomesSisterchromatid pairsdivide intoseparatechromosomescreating theseRibonucleicAcid (RNA)A new butslightlydifferent kindof nucleicacidTelophasePhase when thenew chromosomesreach oppositeends of the celland begin to uncoilTranscriptionThe process ofmaking workingcopies of theDNA they canuse to makeproteinsEngineeredSystemA group of thingsthat are planned,designed, and builtto work together todo a certain jobHomologousChromosomesThe matchingpairs ofchromosomeswith the samegenes in diploidcellsNucleotidesLong DNAmolecule ismade of manysmallersubunits knownas thisAsexualReproductionReproductionthat does notinvolvegametesMetaphaseThechromosomesare lined up atthe center ofthe cellSexualReproductionReproductionthat doesinvolvegametesAnticodonOn one endof the tRNA,matches acodon on themRNAInterphaseCells spend most oftheir lives in thisportion of the cellcycle, growing andcarrying out theirnormal functionsMitosisAfter a cell is donecopying itsorganelles andDNA, it's ready forthe next phase ofthe cell cycle.FertilizationThejoining ofgametesCodonsThe "words" ofthe nRNA aresets of threenucleotides in arowAnaphasePhase whensister chromatidpairs divide intoseparatechromosomesAminoAcidsThemoleculesused to buildproteinsRegenerationA type ofreproductionby mitosisTransferRNA(tRNA)Another typeof RNA,carries aminoacids to theribosomeSisterChromatidsThe originalchromosomeand its copyCytokinesisFinal stage of thecell cycle, giveseach daughter cellsome cytoplasm &organellesMeiosisReduces byhalf the amountof DNA presentin each spermor egg cellGametesSpermand eggcellsIrreducibleComplexityIf one part of thesystem is removedor doesn't work,the entire systemwill not functionChromatinDNAmaterial,exists aslong thinstrandsGeneA section of aDNA moleculethat codes fora uniqueproteinZygoteThe diploidcell thatresults fromfertilizationReplicationDNA-copyingprocessProphaseMembrane aroundthe nucleusdisappears and thechromatin of eachchromosome beginsto coil upCellCycleThe processof growthandreproductionDaughterChromosomesSisterchromatid pairsdivide intoseparatechromosomescreating theseRibonucleicAcid (RNA)A new butslightlydifferent kindof nucleicacidTelophasePhase when thenew chromosomesreach oppositeends of the celland begin to uncoilTranscriptionThe process ofmaking workingcopies of theDNA they canuse to makeproteinsEngineeredSystemA group of thingsthat are planned,designed, and builtto work together todo a certain jobHomologousChromosomesThe matchingpairs ofchromosomeswith the samegenes in diploidcellsNucleotidesLong DNAmolecule ismade of manysmallersubunits knownas thisAsexualReproductionReproductionthat does notinvolvegametesMetaphaseThechromosomesare lined up atthe center ofthe cellSexualReproductionReproductionthat doesinvolvegametesAnticodonOn one endof the tRNA,matches acodon on themRNA

Life Science - Chapter 3 - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Cells spend most of their lives in this portion of the cell cycle, growing and carrying out their normal functions
    Interphase
  2. After a cell is done copying its organelles and DNA, it's ready for the next phase of the cell cycle.
    Mitosis
  3. The joining of gametes
    Fertilization
  4. The "words" of the nRNA are sets of three nucleotides in a row
    Codons
  5. Phase when sister chromatid pairs divide into separate chromosomes
    Anaphase
  6. The molecules used to build proteins
    Amino Acids
  7. A type of reproduction by mitosis
    Regeneration
  8. Another type of RNA, carries amino acids to the ribosome
    Transfer RNA (tRNA)
  9. The original chromosome and its copy
    Sister Chromatids
  10. Final stage of the cell cycle, gives each daughter cell some cytoplasm & organelles
    Cytokinesis
  11. Reduces by half the amount of DNA present in each sperm or egg cell
    Meiosis
  12. Sperm and egg cells
    Gametes
  13. If one part of the system is removed or doesn't work, the entire system will not function
    Irreducible Complexity
  14. DNA material, exists as long thin strands
    Chromatin
  15. A section of a DNA molecule that codes for a unique protein
    Gene
  16. The diploid cell that results from fertilization
    Zygote
  17. DNA-copying process
    Replication
  18. Membrane around the nucleus disappears and the chromatin of each chromosome begins to coil up
    Prophase
  19. The process of growth and reproduction
    Cell Cycle
  20. Sister chromatid pairs divide into separate chromosomes creating these
    Daughter Chromosomes
  21. A new but slightly different kind of nucleic acid
    Ribonucleic Acid (RNA)
  22. Phase when the new chromosomes reach opposite ends of the cell and begin to uncoil
    Telophase
  23. The process of making working copies of the DNA they can use to make proteins
    Transcription
  24. A group of things that are planned, designed, and built to work together to do a certain job
    Engineered System
  25. The matching pairs of chromosomes with the same genes in diploid cells
    Homologous Chromosomes
  26. Long DNA molecule is made of many smaller subunits known as this
    Nucleotides
  27. Reproduction that does not involve gametes
    Asexual Reproduction
  28. The chromosomes are lined up at the center of the cell
    Metaphase
  29. Reproduction that does involve gametes
    Sexual Reproduction
  30. On one end of the tRNA, matches a codon on the mRNA
    Anticodon