Some cells, like nerve cells, exit G1 to enter quiescent stage called _____ where they no longer proliferate  a) GX b) G0 c) I d) GQ

Women with urinary tract infections caused by E. coli are generally treated with a course of antibiotics. A common complication of the antibiotic treatment is the occurrence of a vaginal yeast infection caused by Candida albicans, an organism that is normally present in very low numbers in the human vaginal tract. This complication occurs because: The E. coli infection damages the reproductive epithelium, causing a breach in the tight junctions and allowing invasion by the Candida albicans. The E. coli infection induces adhesion molecule expression on the reproductive epithelium, allowing attachment of the yeast. The antibiotic treatment kills all strains of fungi present in the reproductive tract, except the Candida albicans. The E. coli infection causes gastrointestinal distress leading to diarrhea. The antibiotics kill many of the commensal organisms in the reproductive tract, allowing overgrowth of the fungus.

____ will hopefully prevent cells from going through their stages when there are problems with the cells. A) cytokinesis B) meiosis C) checkpoints D) mitosis promoting factor

Which of the following events happen during interphase? CHOOSE ALL THAT ARE CORRECT. A) DNA replication b) centriole duplication c)increase in cell size d) separate of sister chromatids e) assembly of the mitotic spindle f) formation of the nuclear envelope