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Karyokinesis
division of the nucleus
a piece of linear DNA associated with proteins
Chromosome
a sequence of nucleotide monomers that determines an organismal characteristic
Gene
two identical copies of the same chromosome that are joined by a centromere
(sister) Chromatids
the central portion joining two sister chromatids together
Centromere
includes the stages of the cell cycle associated with cell growth and DNA replication.
Interphase
Primary growth period
Cell doubles in size
Organelles duplicate
Ribosomes, RNA, enzymes, etc. are synthesized for S phase
G1 (Gap 1) Phase:
where it is judged whether cell may proceed to S phase or whether they enter the G0 Phase
Restriction Point
position occupied by non-dividing cells
G0 Phase
DNA replication occurs
S phase:
Plants- spindle assembly forms
Animals- centrioles divide
Mitochondria divide
Chromosomes begin to condense (become compact)
G2 phase (Gap 2):
the division of a nucleus containing replicated DNA into two identical daughter cells
Mitosis
a cell containing 2 full sets of chromosomes
Diploid Cell
Chromosomes continue to condense until visible
Nuclear membrane breaks down
Centrioles form centrosomes at opposite poles of the cell (animals)
Spindle assembly forms at each pole (plants)
Spindle fibers made of microtubules form
Prophase
Spindle fibers connect chromosomes (at the protein kinetochore) to polar centrosomes/spindle
Metaphase
Chromosomes are aligned along the equatorial plane
Metaphase
Centrosome/spindle assemble disappears
Telophase
the division of a diploid nucleus containing replicated DNA into 4 DIFFERENT haploid daughter cells.
Meiosis
pairs of chromosomes inherited from each parent and have the same:
Size, centromere position, type of genes
Homologous chromosomes
When chromosomes duplicate to form sister chromatids, the chromosome is called
dyad