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Cell cycle

Produce 2 daughter cells idetical to parent cell

phases of cell cycle

1. Interphase


2. M phase

Go phase

Gap outside phase- nondiving resting cells

Interphase

cell growth




G1


S


G2

G1

Cell grows and proteins are synthesized

Most important checkpoint (depends on cell size) - decides if continue replication or go to Go


S

synthetic phase




DNA are replicated and histone and nonhistone proteins are synthesized - results in duplication of chromosomes




checkpoint - monitors quality of DNA strand - repair. Apoptosis if cannot be resolved.

G2

Cell prepares to divide




DNA examination

M phase

Mitosis




segregation of replicated chromosomes, division of nucleus (karyokinesis) and division of cytoplasm (cytokinesis)

checkpoints

through the cycle serves as quality control




- either stimulate cell division or stop

stages of mitosis

PPMAT

PPMAT

stages of mitosis drawing

Meiosis

special form of cell division in germ cells




chromosome # is reduce from diploid (2n) to haploid (n)

stages of Meiosis

Regulation of cell cycle

depend mostly on the level of certain cellular proteins

Cyclin - Cdk complexes

complex of proteins that regulate other proteins in the cell




the cyclin determines what CDK will regulate




if cyclin leaves then it will continue cell cycle




if we want to stop cell cycle i freeze CDK