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All cells undergo the process of cell division producing TWO-
cells from ONE-
Daughter
Parent
Name the 4 purposes for cell division
a. Repair of the body due to injury
b. Growth of the body
c. Development of embryo one cell produces a fetus
d. Asexual reproduction- Remember asexual reproduction produces copies
Somatic-
EX:
The term given to body cells (skin, brain, and bone cells)
Cell Cycle
The life of the cell all the cells are in a partial part
Cancer-
abnormal growth. The DNA is damaged, cell division occurs with no control.
Chromatin (Stringy DNA) is located in the-
Nucleus
When the cell prepares to divide, the chromatin-
Coinls up
Chromatin coils around proteins called
Histones
The coiled DNA + histones is called a
Chromosome
Chromosomes exit in-
Pairs
The term homologous represents-
Those pairs 23 pairs 1 Chromosome from mom & 1 from dad
Diploid-

Ex:
A cell that contains all of its chromosome pairs.

Ex: Your body cells
Haploid-

Ex:
A cell that contains only 1 chromosome of each pair.

Ex: Sex Cells
Polyploidy-

Ex:
Some cells can have 3 or more sets of chromosomes.

Ex: Plants
Name the Cell Cycle's three major steps
1. Interphase-preparation stage
2. Mitosis-nuclear division
3. Cytokinesis-cytoplasmic division
Interphase-

a.G1 phase
b.S phase
c.G2 phase
a. the first gap. During this stage it's growth and normal activity
b.DNA copied, 46 copies=92 copies
c. Growth, organelles are copied
Mitosis-

Name the four stages of mitosis
Division of the nucleus

Prophase, Metaphase, Anaphase, and Telophase
Prophase- Nuclear membrane and nucleolus-
chromosomes-
spindle-
-disappear
-form 1 condense
-centrioles have reached the poles of the cell
Metaphase-
Chromosomes line up at the equater/central plane
Spindle is fully developed
Anaphase-
Chromosomes and copies(sister chromatids) move toward the poles(centrioles)
Telophase-
Two nuclei- form
Spindle- breaks down
Cytokinesis-
division of the cell cytoplasm
Animal cell cytokinesis- Daughter cells form as a ring of microfilaments forms a
cleavage furrow
Plant cell cytokinesis- Daughter cells form as a
Cell plate
Meiosis- a special type of cell division that produces-
it cuts the number of chromosomes-
creates-
occurs in only TWO places-
-sex cells or germ cells
-in half
-haploid cells
-ovaries and testes
Mitosis & Meiosis
Purpose
#of cell divisions
#of cells produced
Types of cells
# of chromosomes (human)
Genetically Identical/Different cells
Mitosis Meiosis
Produces more body cells Sreproductions
1 2
2 4
Somatic Sex Cells
46 Diploid 23 Haploid
Identical Different