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19 notecards = 5 pages (4 cards per page)

Viewing:

Cell cycle

front 1

1. prophase ( 92 chromosomes )

back 1

1. chromosomes are condenced

2. nuclear envelope is dissolved

3. mitotic spindle forms

front 2

what is the mitotic spindle made of?

back 2

microtubules

front 3

Metaphase ( 92 chromosomes )

back 3

spindle fibers attach to kinetochores pulling sister chromatids along the middle of the cell

chechoint- ensured metaphase is successful,

front 4

Anaphase ( 92 chromosomes )

back 4

spindle fibers contract separating sister chromatids

front 5

Interphase

back 5

where the cell does most of its work

( cell growth, DNA synthesis, more cell growth and checkpoints )

front 6

telophase

back 6

nuclear envelope formed with 42 chromosomes in each nucleus

chromosomes DEcondence

mitotic spindle breaks down

front 7

G1 phase of interphase

back 7

growth , gene expression, 46 chromosomes, checkpoint

front 8

S phase of interphase

back 8

synthesis of DNA, and DNA replication occurs in G2. after S phase there's 92 chromosomes

front 9

G2 phase

back 9

more growth, more gene expression, checkpoint ensuring DNA replication is successful and makes sure mitosis materials are available

front 10

why are some parts of the cell cycle longer than others?

back 10

because some are just more complex. like interphase where most of the cells work is being done like cell growth DNA synthase more cell growth and checkpoints. mitosis is just a division of the cell

front 11

Cytokinesis

back 11

cell divides ,(animal) actin squeezes the cell apart, ending up with 2 seperate cells each with 46 chromosomes

front 12

plant

back 12

cell wall cant be squeezed apart, plant forms cell plate btw 2 nuclei eventually forming a new cell wall. and then the whole cell cycle starts over

front 13

prokaryotic cell division

back 13

prokaryotes divide by binary fission

front 14

binary fission

back 14

1, cell grows 2, DNA replication, 3. cell grows more 4, cell splits in half

all happens VERY FAST, as fast as 20mins

front 15

meiosis

back 15

the reproductive method for germ cells

front 16

gametes

back 16

sperm, egg

front 17

goal of meiosis

back 17

diversity

front 18

goal of mitosis

back 18

identical cells

front 19

why does meiosis shuffle genes

back 19

to imrove species survival