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Cell Cycle

The life of a cell. From formation to the time it divides it self.

Interphase

In between divisions when cell is growing and living normally.


Doesn't divide.


Duplicates its chromatids.


Obtains nutrients.


Majority of lifetime spent there.


Three phases.


Happens once in Meiosis.

G1 phase

Growth one. The cell grows.

S phase

Synthesis. Chromosomes of cells are copied.

G2

Growth 2. Cell grows and prepares for mitosis

Mitosis

Cell seprates its already duplicated chromosomes into two sets of chromosomes

Cytokinesis

Followed by mitosis.


Cytoplasm and cell membrane are divided.


Two daughter cells with same genetic information as the first.

Four stages of mitosis

Prophase, metaphase, anaphase and telophase

Anaphase

Sister chromatids seprate and move to opposite ends of the cell

Telophase

Chromatids uncoil to chromatin


Nuclear membrane redorms


Spindle fibers break down

Purpose of DNA replication

Make new cells

First step of DNA replication

Uncoil orginal DNA molecule

Check points

Occurs during G1, G2 and S phase.

Forst checkpoints

G1 phase.


Cell size and genetic material

Purpose of S phase

DNA replication

2nd check point

All genetic material duplicate


All genetic material intact and


Cell size

Whar caues cancer

CDK and Cyclin stop working and cells are uncontrolled and a tumor os formed

Benign Tumor

Remains in its current locaion


Doesn't spread to other parts of the body

Cancer

Fast cell mitosis

Malignant Tumor

Can invade surrounding tissues

Carcinomas

Affect the skin, lungs, stomach and intenstines

Sarcomas

Affect connective tissues


Bones, muscles, fat, blood vessels

Leukemia

Affects bone, marrow and blood

Lymphoma

Affects the immune system

Remession

Cancer is nkt cured but no more cancer cells present

Spontaneous Regression

When cancer disappears

Surgery

Used to remove cancer

Chemotherapy

Chemicals used to kill cancer


Affects normal cells, causing patient to feel ill

Radiant therapy

Pinpoiting x-rays used to silitray cancer cells


Shrinking the tumor

Stem cells

Can become any other cell