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mitosis
NUCLEAR division

made up of 4 parts:
-Prophase
-Metaphase
-Anaphase
-Telophase
cell cycle
made up of 2 parts:
-cell division (M Phase)
-Interphase
cell division/M Phase
made up of 2 parts:
-mitosis
-cytokinesis
Interphase
made up of 3 parts:
-G1 (gap 1)
-S Phase (synthesis)
-G2 (gap 2)
genetic material progression (from least to most complex)
DNA double helix~nucleosomes~condensed chromatin~metaphase chromosomes
G1 Phase (Gap 1)
-cell does most growing
-cell increases in size
-synthesizes new proteins and organelles
S Phase (synthesis)
-chromosomes replicated
-synthesis of DNA molecules and key proteins
-duplicates DNA
G2 Phase (Gap 2)
-organelles and molecules that are needed for cell division are produced
-prep. for mitosis
prophase
-PAIR UP
-chromosomes become visible
-centrioles separate
-spindle organized
-nucleolous disappears
-nuclear envelope breaks down
metaphase
-MEET AT THE MIDDLE
-chromosomes line up in the center
-microtubules connect centromere to the spindle
anaphase
-APART
-centromeres split
-chromatids migrate to the poles of the spindle
telophase
-TWO NUCLEI
-nuclear envelope returns
-spindle breaks
-nucleolous becomes visible
cytokinesis
two nuclei are formed in the cytoplasm of the cell

animal cells:
cytoplasm pinches inward then breaks apart
plant cells:
cell plate forms between divided nuclei. cell plate develops, separating the membrane and the organelles

2 NEW CELLS

both cytokinesis and mitosis are part of cell division
Cells divide rather than continue to grow if:
1) the cell doesn't have enough DNA to support its functions

2) the cell has trouble moving nutrients and wastes across the membrane