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For some kinds of experiments, biologists use isolated cells grown in culture. Cells differ significantly in their doubling times (the amount of time it takes for one cell to divide into two cells). Plant cells can double every Animal cells (matrix requiring) can double every Animal cells (nonmatrix requiring) can double every Yeast cells can double every Bacteria cells can double every 18 hours 18 hours 14 hours 2 hours 20 minutes a) If you start with one cell of each type, which type will have the most cells after 1 week? i) plant bacteria ii) matrix requiring animal iii) nonmatrix animal iv) yeast v) b) If you start with one cell, how many plant cells will there be after 1 week?

For some kinds of experiments, biologists use isolated cells grown in culture. Cells differ significantly in their doubling times (the amount of time it takes for one cell to divide into two cells). Plant cells can double every Animal cells (matrix requiring) can double every Animal cells (nonmatrix requiring) can double every Yeast cells can double every Bacteria cells can double every 18 hours 18 hours 14 hours 2 hours 20 minutes a) If you start with one cell of each type, which type will have the most cells after 1 week? i) plant bacteria ii) matrix requiring animal iii) nonmatrix animal iv) yeast v) b) If you start with one cell, how many plant cells will there be after 1 week?

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i) 29.33 = = 644 cells ii) 2¹² = 4096 cells iii) 284 = 1.93 x 10² cells 10151 cells 10151 cells iv) 2504 = 5.24 x c) If you start with one cell, how many yeast cells will there be after 1 week? i) 29.33 = 644 cells ii) 2¹2 = 4096 cells iii) 284 = 1.93 x 10²5 cells iv) 2504 = 5.24 x
Transcribed Image Text:i) 29.33 = = 644 cells ii) 2¹² = 4096 cells iii) 284 = 1.93 x 10² cells 10151 cells 10151 cells iv) 2504 = 5.24 x c) If you start with one cell, how many yeast cells will there be after 1 week? i) 29.33 = 644 cells ii) 2¹2 = 4096 cells iii) 284 = 1.93 x 10²5 cells iv) 2504 = 5.24 x
QL Activity - Mitosis and Meiosis 1) For some kinds of experiments, biologists use isolated cells grown in culture. Cells differ significantly in their doubling times (the amount of time it takes for one cell to divide into two cells). Plant cells can double every Animal cells (matrix requiring) can double every Animal cells (nonmatrix requiring) can double every Yeast cells can double every Bacteria cells can double every 18 hours 18 hours 14 hours 2 hours 20 minutes a) If you start with one cell of each type, which type will have the most cells after 1 week? i) plant ii) matrix requiring animal iii) nonmatrix animal iv) yeast v) bacteria b) If you start with one cell, how many plant cells will there be after 1 week?
Transcribed Image Text:QL Activity - Mitosis and Meiosis 1) For some kinds of experiments, biologists use isolated cells grown in culture. Cells differ significantly in their doubling times (the amount of time it takes for one cell to divide into two cells). Plant cells can double every Animal cells (matrix requiring) can double every Animal cells (nonmatrix requiring) can double every Yeast cells can double every Bacteria cells can double every 18 hours 18 hours 14 hours 2 hours 20 minutes a) If you start with one cell of each type, which type will have the most cells after 1 week? i) plant ii) matrix requiring animal iii) nonmatrix animal iv) yeast v) bacteria b) If you start with one cell, how many plant cells will there be after 1 week?
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  • Doubling time is the time taken for cells to complete one cell division.
  • It varies for each organism. It is calculated by dividing the natural logarithm by the exponent of growth.
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