Biology - Cell Cycle Flashcards

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3 parts of cell theory

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  1. All living things are composed of cells
  2. cells are the smallest functional units of living organisms
  3. All cells come form pre-existing cells
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what is a cell cycle?

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when all animal cells go through 3 stages as they grow and reproduce

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2 stages of cell cycle

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  1. interphase
  2. Mitosis & Cytokinesis
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  1. Cell Division: Parts of Mitosis: PMAT
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  1. Prophase
  2. Metaphase
  3. Anaphase
  4. Telophase
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  1. 4 key points for cell growth
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  1. size
  2. G1 phase
  3. first gap
  4. Proteincs & organelles
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  1. 2 key points for DNA replication
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  1. S phase
  2. Synthesis
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  1. 2 key points for preparation for mitosis
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  1. G2 Phase
  2. division
  3. Second Gap
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2 key points - Function of Interphase

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  1. Cell is busy growing and performing usual tasks
  2. Once it reaches a certain size, cell divides; entering S phase (DNA replication)
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5 key points on chromosomes

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  1. hereditary information
  2. within nucleus
  3. composed of DNA & protein (gene)
  4. Cell division - 23 pairs of chromosomes
  5. Chromosomes have 2 identical chromatids joined by a centromere - Prophase)
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Process of Mitosis

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Has 4 phases and is the process that divides up the contents of the nucleus

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Prophase stage (4 key points)

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  1. Nuclear membrane breaks down
  2. DNA condenses into paired chromosomes
  3. centrioles move to opposite pole of the cell
  4. spindle fibres start to grow from centrioles towards chromosomes
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Metaphase stage (2 key points)

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  1. Spindle fibres from each pole attach to the centromere of each chromosome
  2. All chromosomes line up in the middle of the cell
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Anaphase stage (2 key points)

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  1. Centromere of each chromosome spills; separating each sister now called Daughter Chromosomes
  2. Spindle fibres shorten pulling each daughter chromosome to the pole of the cell
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Telophase stage (3 key points)

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  1. Spindle fibres disappear
  2. Daughter chromosomes become untangled & become chromatin again and are NO longer VISIBlE
  3. Nuclear membrane reappears around DNA
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Final Stage: Cell Division Part 2: Cytokinesis

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  1. Cytoplasm splits in half & all contents are divided into 2 new daughter cells
  2. Daughter Cells return to interphase
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Formation of Plant Cells

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a CELL PLATE forms in the middle of the cell and splits the cell into 2 daughter cells

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Formation of Animal Cells

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a CELL FURROW pinches in from the middle of the cell creating 2 daughter cells

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Apoptosis

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in multicellular organisms, controlled cell death is a natural part of the cell cycle