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8/12/2019 Botany Lecture - Chapter 4
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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