Title: Vocab
1Vocab
- Cell Cycle Mitosis
- Cytokinesis Chromosome
- Chromatid Centromere
- Prophase Metaphase
- Anaphase Telophase
2Vocab Continued
- Growth factors Apoptosis
- Cancer Benign
- Malignant Metastasize
- Carcinogens Interphase
- Asexual Reproduction
- Binary Fission
3Questions from the book
- P. 76 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6
- P.79 1, 2, 3, 1, 2, 3
- P. 81 1, 2, 3, 1, 2
- P. 83 1, 2
4Mitosis Cell Division
5Mitosis
- The process of cells dividing (or replicating)
- Occurs in body cells (also called somatic cells)
NOT in sex cells ovaries and testes) - Allows cell size to remain small
- Focus is on DNA dividing
6- Chromatin DNA when NOT in Mitosis looks like
spagetti - Chromosome DNA DURING Mitosis thick and coiled
into a rod shape
7DNA- duplicates during mitosis
centromere
8Major Concept!!!
- DNA MUST duplicate before the cell divides so
that the two resulting cells (called daughter
cells) will have the exact same DNA (identical)
as the original cell (parent cell).
Multiple steps occur here
9Interphase Stage before AND after Mitosis (not
during)
- Phase where cell performs its normal activities
for life. - DNA is in the chromatin state (kind of like
spaghetti)
10Centrioles appear
Parent cell is diploid (2n) has two complete
sets of chromosomes
11Centrioles move
12Prophase
- Prophase- the nuclear membrane breaks down. The
double stranded chromosomes are able to move
feely around the cytoplasm
13METAphase MIDDLE
Centrioles produce spindle fibers which attach to
centromeres
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15ANAphase AWAY
(DNA)
Spindle fibers pull chromatids apart
16Cytoplasm starts to divide cleavage furrow forms
Nuclear membrane re-forms spindle fibers
disappear chromosomes uncoil
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18CYTOKINESIS
Cytoplasmic division
Diploid (2n) two sets of chromosomes
19Mitosis
20How is mitosis different in plant cells?
- The only difference is during telophase. Instead
of the cell membrane pinching in during
cytokinesis, the cell wall forms a cell plate
between the two daughter cells,
21plant cytokinesis
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24Mitosis produces identical offspring (2N---2N)