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Title: Mitosis


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Mitosis
  • What is it?
  • Why is it Important?
  • What do I need to know?

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Why more cells?
  • Populations of single-cell critters
  • Multicellularity?
  • We all start out as a single cell?
  • The zygote
  • become/remain multicellular

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Binary FissionMonera
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Binary Fission..DNA duplicateswhy?
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DNA separates new cell wall divides cell in two
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2 new cellsidentical?
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Binary Fission
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quiz
  • What happens to the size of bacteria after binary
    fission?
  • What has to happen before fission occurs?
  • What benefit(s) do bacteria derive from binary
    fission (as opposed to sexual reproduction)?

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Eukaryotic cells??
  • The nucleus?
  • Nuclear membrane
  • Chromosomesnot chromosome?
  • All that stuff in the cytoplasm?

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Eukaryotic cell cycle
  • Cell is born
  • Duplicates DNA??
  • Grows tosize?
  • Prepares to divide
  • Dividesmitosis

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Control of mitosisCYCLIN
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The nuclelus must first divide before the cell can
  • Why?
  • How?
  • How much time of the cell cycle/life can be spent
    in mitosis?

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Chromosomes duplicate
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Kinetochore (centromere)
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plant cytokinesis
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Mitosis produces identical offspring (2N---2N)
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Why some cells stop mitosisdifferentiation
  • Muscle cells
  • Nerve cells
  • Critical functions might be disrupted
  • Adaptations to this condition

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Importance???
  • Growth
  • Replacement
  • Cancer
  • Regeneration of

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Cancer?
  • Unregulated mitosis
  • Benign
  • Malignant/ metastasis
  • How does it begin?

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Normal cycle controls
  • Internal signals
  • External signals
  • growth factors
  • fibronectin,etc
  • carcinogens
  • Apoptosis
  • Immune functions
  • And

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Cell immortilization!!
  • Hayflick limit??
  • Hela cells
  • Contact inhibition
  • Increased telomerase activity
  • immortalization!

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Immortalization???
  • If you replaced
  • Why not??look at your shoestrings?
  • Telomerase telomeres ?
  • Recently
  • Implications???

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Mitosis quiz
  • Use two words to describe the importance of
    mitosis
  • Draw and label the cell cycleinclude G1, S, G2,
    M and cytokinesiswhat happens at each stage?
  • Why might telomerase be important?
  • What disease is associated with mitosis?
  • Are all organisms limited to 50 mitotic divisions?

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Name stage of mitosis
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Name stage of mitosis
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Name stage of mitosis
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Name stage of mitosis
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Name stage of mitosis
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These are bacteria
  • Watch the clip
  • What kind of reproduction is shown here?
  • What advantage does this confer on the organism?
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