The Cell Cycle Flashcards

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The cell cycle describes

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The life cycle of a cell obviously

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What is the cell cycle meant?

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The cell cycle is the changes that occur in

a cell during the period between one cell

division and the next.

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3
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Cell cycle is divided into two parts :

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INTERPHASE

CELL DIVISION

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4
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Interphase is

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When cell is not dividing.

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Cell Division

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Mitosis or meiosis.

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INTERPHASE

The longest phase in the cell cycle.

is an active phase because

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New organelles are formed

Single stranded chromosomes from double stranded copies of themselves.

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MITOSIS means: ONE

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A nucleus divides into TWO in order to from TWO nuclei.

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MITOSIS means: TWO

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Each nuclei becomes enclosed in a cell.

( daughter cell )

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MITOSIS means: THREE

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The chromosome number in each stays the same as the parent nucleus.

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MITOSIS means : FOUR

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The genes are identical to each daughter cell and parent cell.

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Mitosis is known as SOMATIC CELLS because :

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Mitosis takes place in cells that are not associated with reproductive system.

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Please explain what Mitosis is :

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Mitosis is a form of cell division.

It is how ONE parent nucleus will give

RISE to TWO daughter that share the

same DNA making them identical.

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MITOSIS PROCESS

STAGE ONE

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Double stranded chromosomes start to become visible in the nucleus.

Fibres appear.

The nuclear membrane starts to break down.

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MITOSIS PROCESS

STAGE TWO

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The nuclear membrane breaks down now.

Chromosomes line up in the middle.

The fibres begin to ATTACH to each chromosome.

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MITOSIS PROCESS

STAGE THREE

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the fibres contract

two fibres then attach

one strand from each double stranded chromosome is pulled.

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MITOSIS PROCESS

STAGE FOUR

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chromsomes elongate within each nucleus and becomes chromatin.

a nuclear membrane forms around.

17
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The functions of Mitosis

Unicellular organisms

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It allows single celled organisms to

reproduce asexually like plants and

bacteria.

18
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The functions of Mitosis

Multi Cellular Organisms

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It allows growth and repair of cells.

Formation of new cells to replace old and damaged cells.

19
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The functions of Miosis :

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To halve the number of chromosomes so that the normal number can be restored

Produce chromosomes with genetic variations

20
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MEIOSIS is a

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Form of nuclear division in which four

daughter nuclei contain half the

chromosome number of the parent

nucleus.

21
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Immediately after MEIOSIS

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The daughter nueclei are enclosed by cells.

22
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When meiosis takes place in a diploid cell

All daughter cells will be

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All daughter cells will be haploid.

23
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Haploid cells are able to

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Fuse with another gamete of opposite sex.

24
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Where does Meiosis occur and what do they produce?

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In the ovaries and testes

They produce gametes called eggs and sperm.

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What number of chromosomes does Meiosis half? Meosis halves the number of chromosomes in each resulting
23 in egg 23 in sperm.
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Gametes are H
Haploid cells.
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Four Stages of Mitosis Party Monday And Tuesday
Prophase Metaphase Anaphase Telophase
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THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN MITOSIS AND MEIOSIS in daughter cells.
Mitosis daughter cells have the SAME number of chromosomes as the parent. Meiosis daughter cells have HALF the number of chromosomes of the parent.
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THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN MITOSIS AND MEIOSIS daughter cells in genes
Mitosis daughter cells have IDENTICAL GENES on their chromosomes. Meiosis daughter cells have DIFFERENT GENES on their chromosome.
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THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN MITOSIS AND MEIOSIS in cells formed
Two cells formed - Mitosis Four cells formed - Meiosis