Question

cell notes
cell growth- cells adapt to their environment to stay alive
use page 61-62 to help you

term	definition (in your words)	example	picture
atrophy
hyperplasia
anaplasia

Explanation:

To fill the table, we define each term:

• Hypertrophy: Increase in cell size (e.g., muscle cells grow with exercise).
• Atrophy: Decrease in cell size/function (e.g., muscle wasting from inactivity).
• Hyperplasia: Increase in cell number (e.g., skin cells multiplying after injury).
• Anaplasia: Abnormal cell differentiation (often in cancer, e.g., tumor cells).

For examples and pictures, reference textbook pages 61 - 62 or use typical biological examples.

Answer:

Term	Definition (in your words)	Example	Picture (Reference Text/Resource)
Atrophy	Cells decrease in size/function (due to disuse, etc.)	Muscle atrophy from long - term bed rest	[Draw/Find image of shrunken muscle cells]
Hyperplasia	Cells increase in number (normal or abnormal)	Skin cell proliferation after a cut	[Draw/Find image of clustered skin cells]
Anaplasia	Abnormal, undifferentiated cell growth (often cancerous)	Cancer cells in a tumor	[Draw/Find image of abnormal tumor cells]

(Note: For the "Picture" column, you can sketch simple diagrams or use textbook illustrations from pages 61 - 62 as guided.)