[ Gen Bio ] Lesson 9: Stages of Mitosis

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Mitosis

refers to how a cell divides to produce new cells.

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Somatic Cells

Only _______ (also known as body cells) undergo mitosis.

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M Phase

  • The cell undergoes mitosis if it is a somatic cell or meiosis if it is a sex cell.

  • It allows the cell to divide and produce new cells.

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Haploid (23) and Diploid (46) Cells

The human genome has 23 pairs of chromosomes for a total of 46 chromosomes in each cell. __ is the haploid number whereas __is the diploid number.

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Haploid

is often represented as n

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Diploid

is 2n.

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Ploidy

The number of sets of chromosomes that a cell or an organism has is known as ____.

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  • prophase,

  • (Prometaphase)

  • metaphase,

  • anaphase,

  • telophase

The Phases of Mitosis (5)

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All human body cells are diploid except gametes which are haploid.

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A cell will only begin mitosis if the conditions are correct and favorable for cell division.

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Prophase

  • The chromatin condense into chromosomes.

  • The nucleolus disintegrates.

  • The mitotic spindle starts to form.

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Prometaphase

  • It begins after the nuclear envelope breaks down.

  • The centrosomes move to opposite poles.

  • The kinetochores found at the centromeres become apparent

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Metaphase

  • The microtubules of the mitotic spindle attach and interact with the kinetochores of the chromosomes.

  • The chromosomes align at the center of the cell

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Anaphase

  • The mitotic spindle pulls and separates the sister chromatids apart.

  • The chromatids, now called daughter chromatids, are then pulled toward the opposite poles.

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Telophase

  • Daughter chromatids decondense.

  • In animals, the boundary of the new cells is known as the cleavage furrow.

  • In plants, it is known as th cell plate.

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Furrow

In animals, the boundary of the new cells; In plants, it is known as the cell plate.

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Cytokinesis

  • will divide the cell into two.

  • is not a phase of mitosis but is closely related to it.

  • each of the two daughter cells will inherit a nucleus, similar genetic material, organelles, and more.

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Prophase

Chromosome condensation happens in ____. Spindle formation also begins.

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Prometaphase

begins after the completion of the breakdown of the nuclear envelope.

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Metaphase

involves the alignment of the chromosomes in the metaphase plate.

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Anaphase

The sister chromatids move to the opposite poles of the cell in

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Telophase

ends when two nuclei are formed in the cell.