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    Growth and Division of the cell

    Life cycle initiation, growth, and death

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    Cell cycle

    Cells divide to produce new cells

    Cell cycle arrest

    Hela cells

    Animal cells

    Plants

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    Reasons that might cause a cell to divide:

    growth and complexicityof Multicellular organisms;

    replacement of Old anddamaged cells;

    Single-celled organismssuch as bacteria divide to

    make new, independentorganisms.

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    Some cells never stop dividing

    1. apical meristems 2. cambia

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    The Cell Cycle

    2. Brief Division Phase

    1. karyokinesis2. cytokinesis

    1. Longer growth Phase

    resting stage or interphase

    G1, S, G2

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    G1 Phase

    Synthesis ofnucleotide

    nucleotides aremonomer of nucleic

    acid,

    consists of a nitrogenousbases, a sugar, and aphosphate group

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    S genes in the nucleus are replicated

    Genespolymers of nucleotides

    specific sequence of nucleotides

    Genome- totality of genes of an organism

    Chromosomes- linear sequence of genes

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    G2 Phase-

    Synthesis of alphaand beta tubulins

    Synthesis ofprotein forprocessingchromosomes

    Synthesis ofenzymes fornuclear breakdown

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    Plant cell in interphase stage

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    MITOSIS a duplication

    division

    nuclear genes are copied, separated

    from the other and packed into each

    own nucleus

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    STAGES OF MITOSIS

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    1. Prophase.

    Stage of chromosome

    shortening and thickening

    Events:1. Disappearance of nuclear

    membrane

    2. Appearance of spindle fibers3. Appearance of chromosomes

    4. Chromosomes attachment to

    the spindle fibers

    Onion root tip cells

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    CENTROMERE/KINETOCHORE

    FOR MICROTUBULE BINDING

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    2. metaphase.

    stage of chromosome

    alignment

    Metaphase plate

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    Late metaphase - division of the centromere by

    the enzyme separase

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    Molecular mechanism of chromosome segregation. At the metaphaseanaphasetransition, APC/CCdc20 ubiquitinates securin. Degradation of securin activates

    separase. Separase then cleaves the Scc1 subunit of cohesion, allowing chromosome

    segregation. In response to sister-chromatid not properly attached to the mitotic

    spindle, the spindle checkpoint promotes the assembly of checkpoint protein

    complexes that inhibit the activity of APC/C, leading to the stabilization of securin,

    preservation of sister-chromatid cohesion, and a delay in the onset of anaphase

    Anaphase promoting complexAPC Checkpoints

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    Anaphase

    stage of chromosome migration

    What moves the chromosomes to opposite poles?

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    TELOPHASE

    stage of nuclear reconstitution

    Major cell activities of this stage

    1. Disappearance of thechromosomes

    2. Disappearance of spindle fibers

    3. Appearance of nuclear

    membrane

    4. Appearance of nucleolus

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    Cytokinesis Division of the cytoplasm .

    It is accomplished by formation of cell plate.

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    TELOPHASE STAGE IN ONION ROOT TIP

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    Lets identify stages ofmitosis..

    I think his cellsare immortalNo mitosis???

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    Thank you.

    Ross D. Vasquez