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cell cycle and its stages
set of repeating stages over the life, growth, and division of eukaryotic cells
Stage 1. interphase
Stage 2. M (mitotic) stage
interphase and its stages
cell stage during which growth and DNA replication occurs, no division
Stage 1. G1 Growth
Stage 2. S DNA synthesis
Stage 3. G2 Growth and prep for division
chromatid
a sing double helix of DNA
Mitotic stage and its phases
final stage of cell cycle
1. Mitosis
2. Cytokenesis
Mitosis
process in which a parent nuclei is divided into two, identical daughter nuclei
5 Phases of Mitosis
Prophase
Prometaphase
Metaphase
Anaphase
Telophase
cytokinesis
division of the cytoplasm after mito and mieosis
signal
molecule that stimulates or inhibits a metabolic event
Signal checkpoint locations
1. G1 cell cycle checkpoint, whether or not to allow chromosomal replication
2. G2 begin mitosis checkpoint
3. M spindle assembly checkpoint during metaphase
caspases
enzyme that bring about apoptosis
chromatin
thing mass of DNA threads
diploid (2n) number
the complete number of chromosomes
46 in humans
haploid (n) number
half the diploid number; created during meiosis as gametes, will fuse with another haploid cell during fertilization to create a complete diploid cell
sister chromatids
two genetically identical chromatids that make up a chromosome
centromere
central constriction where sister chromatids are bound together
kinetochore
protein complex that develop on each side of the centromere during cell division
prophase events
chromatin condenses into visible chromosomes
prometaphase events
nuclear membrane disintegrates, spindles attach at centromeres
metaphase events
centromeres are aligned along the metaphase plate
anaphase events
spindle begins at the centromere pulling apart sister chromatids toward each pole, creating daughter chromosomes
telophase events
daughter chromosomes are now located at each pole, the spindles have disappeared, the nuclear envelopes reappear, and a cleavage furrow has formed
nucleoid
region of prokaryotic cell where DNA is located
binary fission
splitting of parent cell into two daughter cells