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What is mitosis?
Division of the nucleus
Creation of two daughter cells
THE cell cycle itself
What is cytokinesis
The divisions of the cytoplasm
Begins when mitosis is near completion
Results in the formation of daughter cells
What is interphase? (Cells doing what it’s supposed to do)
Cell grows
Prepares for division
The cell carries out normal metabolic activity (cell does normal job to stay alive and grow)
What happens in G1 phase
Cell Grows
Carries out normal functions
Makes proteins and organells to prep for DNA replications
What happens in the S phase
DNA is copied
Cell gets ready for mitosis
S for Synthesize
What happens in the G2 phase
Checks and fixes DNA copies
Preps for mitosis
What happens during Prophase?
Centrioles migrate to the opposite poles
Nuclear membrane & Nucleolus(ribosome maker) disappear
Chromatin condenses and forms the chromosomes
What happens in Metaphase?
Chromosomes line up in the middle of the cell
Spindle fibers attach to the centromeres (middle part of the X)
What happens in Anaphase?
Sister chromatids are being pulled apart from each other
The cell begins to elongate
What happens in Telophase?
Chromosomes reach opposite poles
Two new nuclei (nucleus) form
Nuclear membranes reform
Centriole
The place that produces the spindle fibers
Centromere
Middle part of a chromosome
Chromosome
Condenced coiled up DNA
Chromatid
One of 2 identical halved of a duplicated chromosome (half of the X)
Chromatin
Loose uncoiled DNA
Spindle fiber
Protein structures that pull chromosomes apart to opposite poles
Cleavage furrow
The area that constricts to form 2 nuclei during cytokinesis
Telomeres
Protective caps at the end of chromosomes
Oncogene
A gene that can cause cancer when it because abnormal
Epidermal growth factor
A protein that signal cells to grow divide and prepare
Stem cell
Cell that can self renew and turn into other cell types
Totipotet cell (Toti = Total potential)
Stem cell that can turn into any cell even the placenta
Pluripotent cell
Can turn into any cell in the body EXCEPT placental tissue
Apoptosis
The destruction of a cell