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Purpose of cell division

To grow and repair cells

Binary fission calculation

2 tO tHe power of how many times it reproduces

Function of nucleus

Acts as control centre of cell


-surrounded by nuclear membrane which lets material pass in and out

Function of nucleolus

Where ribosomes are produced and assembled

Chromosomes

Structure that contains DNA/genetic material


Directs activities in cell

Function of Rough endoplasmic reticulum

Transport proteins throughout cell


Series of tubes/flattened sacs with ribosomes attached

Ribosomes

Produces protein for cell function


Is in cytoplasm

Centrioles

Helps in animal cell division


Made of special microtubules

Cytoplasm

Watery fluid containing everything in a cell membrane


Nutrients are transported, absorbed and processed (TAP)

Order of mitosis

(I)PMAT

Interphase

Phase of growing and working before Mitosis

Prophase

Sister chromatids form X’s near center


Nucleolus no longer visible


Spindle fibres form


Nuclear membrane breaks down

Metaphase

Sister chromatids form a line across the center by spindle fibres

Anaphase

Sister chromatids are pulled apart to opposite poles by spindle fibres


Chromatids turn back into chromosomes

Telophase

Events of prophase reversed


Mitosis is complete and cytokinesis starts

Difference between multi and unicellular cell division

Multicellular: produces cells for growth and repair


Unicellular: Type of asexual reproduction

Vegetative reproduction

Makes own roots to become a new plant

Fragmentation

Small part of animal breaks off and grows into new organism


Involves regeneration

Spore Formation

Reproduces by forming large numbers of spores

Effects of staining slides

Freezes cells in current stage


Makes organelles stand out

Mutation

When DNA/genetic code of a cell changes

Cancer

Disease that causes cells to divide uncontrollably

Characteristics of cancer cells

Enlarged nuclei


Uses up more nutrients

Cell cycle

Sequence of events from one cell division to another

Order of cell cycle

(CRDG) cell division, rapid cell growth, duplication of chromosomes, growth and prep for cell division

Asexual production

One parent creates offspring that is genetically identical to them

Binary fission

Parent cell goes through cell division to produce 2 genetically identical offspring

Budding

When offspring begins as a small growth/bud on parent