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cell cycle
interphase and mitosis
stages of interphase
G1 G2 S
S phase
Cell replicates genetic material
G1 stage
cell prepares for reproduction and makes sure there's enough of everything needed to reproduce
G2 stage
Checkpoint and make sure everything is going as needed
CDK
cyclin-dependent kinase; repairs damaged cells
mitosis prophase
Nucleolus disappears chromosomes turn to chromatin centrioles begin to move towards poles spindle fibers began to spin out and connect to kinetochore
mitosis metaphase
meta-middle
cyclin
increases as the cell ages under normal conditions. It is what causes the R1 to get passed and go into mitosis
mitosis anaphase
sister chromatids separate at centromere goes to poles microtubules that pulled apart chromatids shorten nonkinetichore microtubules elongated the cell
mitosis telophase
nuclear membrane forms around each set of chromosomes nucleoli reappear
mitosis cytokinesis
splits along cleavage furrow (or cell plate in plants) to form 2 daughter cells
diploid cells
2n both sets of chromosomes (if question is asked DOUBLE THE HAPLOID NUMBER)
haploid cells
n 1 set of chromosomes (half the diploid number)
homologues