sc- b-2.6: summarize the characteristics of the cell cycle: interphase;the phases of mitosis, and...

The Cell Cycle

SC- B-2.6: Summarize the characteristics of the cell cycle: interphase;the phases of mitosis, and plant & animal cytokinesis

Chromosomes

in nuclei of eukaryotic cellsmade up of:1. DNA2. Histones: proteins DNA wraps

around

Parts of a Chromosome

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Sister Chromatids

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The Cell Cycle

series of events that cells go through as they grow & divide

What a cell does in the cell cycle: grow prepares for division divides into 2 daughter cells

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The Cell Cycle

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The Cell Cycle: Interphase time between cell divisions3 divisions:1. Gap 1 (G1)2. S Phase3. Gap 2 (G2)


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Interphase:G1

cells do most of their growingmake proteins & organellescheckpoint cells destined never to divide

again leave cell cycle & enter G0


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Interphase: S Phase

synthesis phasechromosomes duplicatedcells that enter S destined to go

thru mitosis

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Interphase: G2

usually shortest part of interphase

material needed for cell division produced

checkpoint

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Mitosis

4 phases:1. Prophase2. Metaphase3. Anaphase4. Telophase

each phase may last minutes to days depending on cell type

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Mitosis: Prophase

longest phase of mitosischromosomes become visible

(chromatin condenses)centrioles separate & move to

opposite sides of nucleus

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Mitosis: Prophase

centrioles start to organize mitotic spindle

nuclear envelope & nucleolus disappears

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Cells in Prophase

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Mitosis: Metaphase

chromosomes line up across center of cell = metaphase plate

centromere of each chromosome connected to spindle fiber

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Cells in Metaphase

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Mitosis: Anaphase

centromeres split pulling sister chromatids apart

as soon as split they are called chromosomes

as long as they are moving they are in anaphase

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Cells in Anaphase

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Mitosis: Telophase

chromosomes disperse & are no longer visible

2 nuclear envelopes reform & each nuclei starts to form a nucleolus

spindle breaks apartcleavage furrow becomes visible

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Cells in Telophase

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Cytokinesis

cytoplasm pinches in half each daughter cell has identical set of duplicate chromosomes


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Cytokinesis in Plant Cellsrigid cell wall cannot “pinch” in

halfCell plate starts to form during

telophase cell wall between 2 daughter cells


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Cytokinesis in Plant Cells

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Plant & Animal Cells Have Different Strategies for Cytokinesis

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