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cellcycle Interphase Prometaphase Medaphase Anaphase Telophase Cytokinesis
To cycle or not to cycle? 1.proper,nutrients must be avaliable. 2.Density-dependent inhibition forces cells to exit the cell cycle. 3.Growth factors can trigger a cell to re-enter the cycle.
Phases of the cell cycle? "Gap 2" *Protein synthesis * Organelle duplication "DNA synthesis" *Protein synthesis *Organelle duplication "Gap 1" *Protein synthesis * Organelle duplication G0- non-diving resting state.
Why mitosis? *Mitosis is required to precisely distribute the duplication sets of chromosomes to the daughter cell.
Histone * A protein around which DNA is wrapped to from chromatic chromosomes are composed.
Chromatin * The complex of DNA and histone proteins of which eukaryotic chromosmes are composed.
Sister Chromatids: Two identical copies of each chromosome.
Centromere The region of a eukaryrotic chromosome where sister chromatic are attached each other after replication.
Kinetochore: A region of a eukarotic chromosome that functions as an attachment site for the mitotic spindle.
Mitotic Spindle: An array of micro-tubules responsible for the precise distribution of chromosomes to the daughter cells.
Centrosome: The microtubule, organizing center.
Centriole: An orhanelle that helps orhanized the mitotic spindle during animal cell dirision.
Aster: A radial array of microtubules in animal cells that help brace the centrioles againts the plasma membrane during reaction of the mitotic spindle.
Prophase *Chromatin conderises into chromosomes *Nucleolus disappears *Centrosomes migrate ad synthesize spindle fibers. * nuclear envelope *spindle fibers attach to sister chromatids *honkinetochore microtubules grow toward center of cell.
Metaphase *chromsomes line up a long metaphase plate *sister chromatids separate
Telophase *Nuclear envelopes form *Nucleoli reappear *Spindle apparatus is disassemble
Cytokinesis in Animals *contractile ring forms around cell *cell pincher in two *celearage furrow forms
Contractive Ring A ring of actin micro filaments that cnstricts around animal cells.
Cleavage Furrow A groove in the cell surface approximately at the site of the old metaphase plate.
Cytokinesis in plants *cell plate assemble *New cell wall forms
Cell Plate: A double membrane assemble from excess membrane components between which the new cell wall forms. Whats going on- *Observe mitosis in plant and animal cell. *Count cells to determine how long a cell spend in each stage.
Interphase *Chromatin is spread throughout nucleus *Nucleolus has disappeared.
Prophase *chromatin cordenses into chromosomes *Nucleolus is visible
Metaphase *chromosomes lined up along metaphase plate
Anaphase *sister chromatids move to opposite poles.
Telophase *spindle apparatus is disassembled. *Nuclear envelopes form.
M-Phase Prophase Metaphase Anaphase Telophase Cytokinesis
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