Cell Cycle and Cell Division We all began as a single cell (fertilized egg). This cell gave rise to...

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Cell Cycle and Cell Division We all began as a single cell (fertilized egg). This cell gave rise to all cells in our bodies. Each cell goes through a cycle called the CELL CYCLE, consisting of 2 processes: interphase and mitosis (cell division)

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Page 1: Cell Cycle and Cell Division We all began as a single cell (fertilized egg). This cell gave rise to all cells in our bodies. Each cell goes through a cycle.

Cell Cycle and Cell Division

We all began as a single cell (fertilized egg). This cell gave rise to all cells in our bodies.

Each cell goes through a cycle called the CELL CYCLE, consisting of 2 processes:

interphase and mitosis (cell division)

Page 2: Cell Cycle and Cell Division We all began as a single cell (fertilized egg). This cell gave rise to all cells in our bodies. Each cell goes through a cycle.

Interphase makes up most of a cell’s life when it is not dividing by mitosis.

Interphase is divided into 3 phases:

G1 = rapid growthS = growth and DNA synthesis (DNA

replication)G2 = growth and preparation for cell

division

Page 3: Cell Cycle and Cell Division We all began as a single cell (fertilized egg). This cell gave rise to all cells in our bodies. Each cell goes through a cycle.
Page 4: Cell Cycle and Cell Division We all began as a single cell (fertilized egg). This cell gave rise to all cells in our bodies. Each cell goes through a cycle.
Page 5: Cell Cycle and Cell Division We all began as a single cell (fertilized egg). This cell gave rise to all cells in our bodies. Each cell goes through a cycle.

Mitosis (Cell Division)

A cell goes through cell division called MITOSIS It only occurs in body (somatic) cells It does not occur in sex cells

Page 6: Cell Cycle and Cell Division We all began as a single cell (fertilized egg). This cell gave rise to all cells in our bodies. Each cell goes through a cycle.

In Mitosis . . .

2 daughter cells are formed from the cell Each new cell has a complete set of genetic

information (DNA) In humans, there are 46 chromosomes in

each body cell

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Page 7: Cell Cycle and Cell Division We all began as a single cell (fertilized egg). This cell gave rise to all cells in our bodies. Each cell goes through a cycle.
Page 8: Cell Cycle and Cell Division We all began as a single cell (fertilized egg). This cell gave rise to all cells in our bodies. Each cell goes through a cycle.

Mitosis involves 4 main phases that occur in a specific order:

PROPHASE METAPHASE ANAPHASE TELOPHASE

Page 9: Cell Cycle and Cell Division We all began as a single cell (fertilized egg). This cell gave rise to all cells in our bodies. Each cell goes through a cycle.

Prophase

The chromosomes condense and become visible.

The nucleolus disappears. The centrioles move towards the poles

(ends) of the spindles and spindle fibres form.

The nuclear membrane breaks down.

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Metaphase

The sister chromatids align at the mid-point of the spindle fibres in the centre of the cell and equidistant from each pole.

The chromosomes attach to the spindle fibres at the centromeres.

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Anaphase

The shortest of the phases, it is when the chromatids separate and move towards opposite poles.

The microtubules attached to each of the poles pull the chromatids apart.

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Telophase

– The spindle fibres are disassembled. – The nuclear membrane forms around each set of

chromosomes. – The chromosomes lengthen and disappear

Page 13: Cell Cycle and Cell Division We all began as a single cell (fertilized egg). This cell gave rise to all cells in our bodies. Each cell goes through a cycle.
Page 14: Cell Cycle and Cell Division We all began as a single cell (fertilized egg). This cell gave rise to all cells in our bodies. Each cell goes through a cycle.

Cytokinesis

This is the physical division of the cytoplasm of eukaryotic cells into two daughter cells after mitosis.

Page 15: Cell Cycle and Cell Division We all began as a single cell (fertilized egg). This cell gave rise to all cells in our bodies. Each cell goes through a cycle.

What is the difference between MITOSIS in plant cells and animal cells?

A cleavage furrow forms in animal cells to divide the cytoplasm into 2 new cells

A cell plate forms in plant cells to divide the cytoplasm into 2 new cells (the cell plate constructed between the 2 cells is the new cell wall)

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What is the importance of the Cell Cycle and Mitosis?

Ensures that the number of chromosomes in all nuclei of body cells remains constant

Cells that die are replaced by new cells Injured tissue can be repaired (i.e., skin and

bones) Cells can be replaced to keep a healthy body

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What happens during AGING?

As cells die, they are not replaced or are replaced more slowly

The various body systems begin to change structurally and functionally as cells die

Hypothesis: As cells age, they can’t repair themselves or they can’t pass instructions along to new cells


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