Cell Cycle and Division 4.3.1 Flashcards
What is cell cycle?
A sequence of event in which a cell grows, replicates its structures and divides
-spends most time in interphase)
(Two major phases are interphase and mitotic phase (M phase)
What is cell division?
The process in which a single cell splits into two or more ne functional cells (biochemical/physical processes)
-reproduction (single-celled)
-helps growth, change overtime, repair damaged tissues (multicellular, humans)
-happens quickly (speed varies for different types of cells)
What is cell growth?
What are chromosomes?
Coiled structures made of DNA and proteins
-made up of two chromatids
-centromere hold the chromatids together (center circle)
-forwards and backwards “C”
karotype = human genome
(histones wrap up DNA-chromatin(stringy)-chromosomes)
What is cytokinesis?
What is G0 phase?
Signal reminder
What is G1 phase?
-within interphase
-longest phase
What is G2 Phase?
Cells prepares for division
-cell grows more
-produces proteins, organelles, and membranes
-within interphase
What is interphase?
-longest time (90%)
What is mitosis?
Division of nucleus
stages - prophase, metaphase, anaphases, and telophase
(M phase, two parts)
What is mitotic phase?
Consists of mitosis and cytokinesis
What is S phase?
The DNA is replicated
(transcription and translation occurs here)
-within interphase