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What is the Cell Cycle? purpose?
- The stages a cell goes through in order to divide and form two identical daughter cells.
- - Growth to take place and repair tissues
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Explain the Cause and Consequences of Progeria.
- Progeria is premature aging
- Cause: Defect in DNA ( genetic material ), happens in early stage in embroytic stage, not genetic, affects gene that regulates cell
- Consequences: cell does not divide normally, growth is affected(won't grow tall), Repair(bruise wont heal, be slow), lots of wrinkles b/c old cells reforming but new cells dont get replaced, skin not very eleastic, joint pain, blad(lose hair), hard time bending, NO CURE
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What is interphase?
Cell is preparing for cell division, long, preparatory phase that occurs " in btwn " cell divisions
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what is G1 phase?
the first gap phase where the cell increases in size due to the production of proteins and organelles.
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What is the S phase?
is DNA " synthesis " phase, where the genetic materical replicates
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 Define Chromatin.
- - genetic material
- - DNA wrapped around histones
- - uncoiled, very thin
- - not visible in light microscope
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Define Chromatid
- After s-phase
- - identical, connected by nucleotides
- - copies of genetic material
- - each one is a CHROMATID, the duplicated one is chromatin
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Define Chromosome.
- -> mitosis
- - genetic material folds on to itself
- - coiled genetic material, thicker, shorter, more condensed
- - visible under light microscope
- - only appear when cell is about to divide (mitosis)
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Define Kinetochore.
- - protein, both sides of chromatid
- - moving genetic material apart
- - acting as an anchor for spindle fibers
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what is the G2 phase?
the 2nd gap where the cell grows even further
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How can you tell an animal cell has conpleted interphase?
- The DNA has been replicated. Also, notice the increased cell size as the cytoplasm has been
- enlarged
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What is Mitosis?
the process of dividing the nucleus into two identical nuclei
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What happens in Prophase?
- - nuclear envelope starts to break apart
- - genetic material starts to coil
- - shorter, thicker, more condensed ( duplicated chromosome )
- - centrosome + centrioles in opposite sides
- - spindle fibers ( bundles of microtubules )
- - attached to kinetochore
- - no nucleolus ( RNA, DNA, PROTEIN ) -> scatter, spread apart
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what's the difference btwn animal and plant cells at the end of prophase?
- animal cell - look at image
- plant cell - has cell wall, no centrioles
- aster means star-> does not form in plant cells
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what happens in metaphase of mitosis?
- - chromosomes change position
- - changes in spindle fibre so chromosomes line up
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what is anaphase in mitosis?
- - chromosomes are split apart
- - spindle fibres are gonna pull in oppiste directions
- - centromere is gonna split in half and 2 chromatid going to be split apart
- -> going to be called chromosomes b/c they are split apart
- - stained genetic material seen by dye
- - chromatid pulled in oppisite directions
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what is telephase in mitosis?
- end stage
- - opposite of prophase
- - chromosome uncoil
- - nucleolus reforms
- - reformation of membrane
- - microtubules go bk in cytoskeleton ( no more aster )
- - made 2 genetic material
- - nuclear envelope reforms and spindle fibers dissapear
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what is Cytokinesis?
process of dividing of the cytoplasm of a cell into 2 equal halves
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Contrast cytokinesis in animal and plant cells.
- Animal cells: actin filaments -> connected to plasma proteins
- - starts to shorten length, makes a groove in plasma membrane
- Plant cells: cell wall (thick) and rigid has to be split in half using golgi complex
- - corners can pinch away to form vesicles which is accuminating cellulose to make cell wall
- - vesicles fuse together to form cell plate
- - more and more cellulose is building up
- - cell plate fuses with cell membrane
- - cytoplasm splits in half ( 2 identical cells )
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what is Binary fission?
process of " dividing " a prokaryote into 2 identical cells.
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Describe the process of Binary Fission.
- - does not hae muclear envelope
- - having only 1 DNA molecule
- 1. genetic material is copied
- 2. separate DNA using plasma membrane
- - Dna attaches to plasma membrane; plasma membrane grows longer btwn DNA (lengthens)
- moves DNA strand at the end of cell
- ( no microtubules, no spindle fibers)
- - cell elongates a bit taking in more fluids
- - plasma membrane moves inwards and creates a new cell wall
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