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Title: Cell Reproduction Part 1


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Cell Reproduction Part 1
All cells come from pre-existing cells.
Show and Quiz Extravaganza!
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Cells Multiply By Dividing!
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Cells must divide for...
  • Growth
  • Repair
  • Reproduction

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The Star of Our Show
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  • Prior to division, chromosomes are duplicated.
  • A single stranded chromosome becomes a double
    stranded chromosome.
  • The two strands are IDENTICAL

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  • The identical strands are called sister
    chromatids.
  • They are held together by a centromere.

centromere
chromatids
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The Cell Cycle
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The Cell Cycle
  • The life of a eukaryotic cell is traditionally
    shown as a cycle.

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Cell Cycle Summary
  • G1 Cell growth phase
  • S New DNA is synthesized
  • G2 Preparation for cell division
  • M C - Cell division

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Cell Division Includes
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Mitosis
  • Division of the nucleus to form two new nuclei
    with the same number and type of chromosomes as
    the parent cell.

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Cytokinesis
  • The division of the cytoplasm to form two new
    cells.

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Before Mitosis
  • Interphase is the period between cell division.
    (G1, S G2)
  • Cell growth.
  • Chromosomes duplicate.
  • Synthesis of organelles and materials needed for
    cell division.

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Now its Mitosis Time!
  • Cells spend 90 of their lives during Interphase.
    So, once we get to Mitosis its GO time!

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Prophase
  • Chromatin condenses into chromosomes.
  • The nuclear membrane disappears.

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Metaphase
  • Chromosomes line up across the equator, or
    center, of the cell.

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Anaphase
  • Sister chromatids are pulled to opposite sides of
    the cell away from each other.

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Telophase
  • New nuclear membranes appear.
  • Cytokinesis begins.
  • Chromosomes uncoil.

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After Mitosis
  • Cells undergo Cytokinesis
  • The cytoplasm of the cell is divided in half
  • The cell membrane grows to enclose each cell
  • Results in TWO genetically IDENTICAL cells

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Animal Cell Cytokinesis
  • The cell membrane is pinched in half by a belt of
    protein threads

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Plant Cell Cytokinesis
  • A cell plate forms in the center of the dividing
    cell then fuses to make a new cell wall.

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Mitosis Quiz Fun!
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1. Name That Phase!
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2. Name That Phase!
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3. Name That Phase!
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4. Name That Phase!
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LABEL THIS!
5. What is A?
A
6. What is B?
B
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Question 7
  • A human cell contains 46 chromosomes.
  • How many chromosomes will each of its daughter
    cells have following mitosis?

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Question 8
  • __________ is the division of the nucleus to form
    two new nuclei with the same number and type of
    chromosomes as the parent cell.

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Question 9
  • __________ is the division of the cytoplasm to
    form two new cells.

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Question 10
  • Chromosomes must ____________ prior to mitosis.
  • A. split in half
  • B. duplicate
  • C. dance around
  • D. pass the AIMS test

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1. Name That Phase!
PROPHASE
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2. Name That Phase!
TELOPHASE
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3. Name That Phase!
METAPHASE
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4. Name That Phase!
ANAPHASE
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LABEL THIS!
5. What is A?
A
CENTROMERE
6. What is B?
SISTER CHROMATIDS
B
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Question 7
  • A human cell contains 46 chromosomes.
  • How many chromosomes will each of its daughter
    cells have following mitosis?

ANSWER 46
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Question 8
  • __________ is the division of the nucleus to form
    two new nuclei with the same number and type of
    chromosomes as the parent cell.

MITOSIS
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Question 9
  • __________ is the division of the cytoplasm to
    form two new cells.

CYTOKINESIS
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Question 10
  • Chromosomes must ____________ prior to mitosis.
  • A. split in half
  • B. duplicate
  • C. dance around
  • D. pass the AIMS test


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B
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