Cell Cycle and Cell Division

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Vocabulary flashcards covering the basics of cell division, durations across different organisms, and the specific stages of the cell cycle.

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Zygote

The single cell from which all sexually reproducing organisms start their life.

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Cell Cycle Processes

Includes organelle duplication, DNA replication, cell growth, and cell division, all of which are highly coordinated and genetically controlled.

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E.coli cell cycle duration

20mins20\,\text{mins}

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Yeast cell cycle duration

90mins90\,\text{mins}

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Human cell (in culture) cycle duration

24hrs24\,\text{hrs}

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Heart cells and Neurons

Specific types of cells that do not divide.

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Lining of Stomach cycle duration

33-4days4\,\text{days}

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M-phase (Succession definition)

The phase between two successive I-phases.

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Interphase (Succession definition)

The phase between two successive M-phases.

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Nucleocytoplasmic ratio

A ratio that, when disturbed, triggers the cell to divide to restore it.

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Cytoplasmic growth

A process in the cell cycle that occurs continuously.

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Interphase (Overview)

The preparation or resting phase that takes up >95%>95\% of the cell cycle time, where cell growth and organelle/DNA duplication occur.

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Interphase stages

Divided into G1SG2G_1 \rightarrow S \rightarrow G_2 phases.

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M-phase/Mitosis (Overview)

The most dramatic phase of the cell cycle, taking up <5%<5\% of the time.

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M-phase components

Divided into karyokinesis and cytokinesis.