CELL DIVISION AND MITOSIS
Think about it… Does an organism get larger because each cell increases in size or because it produces more of them?
Why cells need to be small - - Would the size of Munster’s library be adequate in Chicago? NO… not enough info to go around! - -
Division of the Cell Cell Division – - -
Asexual Reproduction Asexual Reproduction – - For many single celled organisms, cell division is the only form of reproduction. -
Asexual Reproduction -. Ex: Hydra
Sexual Reproduction Sexual Reproduction – - - Most animals and plants and some single-celled organisms. -
THE PROCESS OF CELL DIVISION
What happens when you are done growing? Does cell division STOP?
Chromosomes Chromosome = - - Even small cells like E-Coli have A LOT of DNA Total amount of DNA = 1.6mm 1,000 times longer than the cell! - -
Prokaryotic Chromosomes ------
Eukaryotic Chromosomes - The number of chromosomes depends on the organism. Fruit flies = 8 chromosomes per cell Human cells = 46 chromosomes per cell Carrot cells = 18 chromosomes per cell Dog cells = 78 chromosomes per cell
- Histones = - Chromatin = - -
The Cell Cycle - - Prokaryotic Cell Cycle - Results in the production of 2 genetically identical daughter cells
Eukaryotic Cell Cycle Consists of 4 phases - Interphase – - G1 S G2 G1phase = - S phase = - G2 = - M phase = - 2 main stages: -
Mitosis Mitosis – - Four phases - Depending on the cell mitosis can last a few minutes to several days
Prophase The first phase of mitosis Usually the longest phase What happens during prophase? -
Metaphase Second phase in mitosis Generally the shortest phase What happens during metaphase? -
Anaphase 3 rd phase of mitosis What happens during anaphase? -
Telophase The fourth phase of mitosis What happens during telophase? -
Cytokinesis Cytokinesis = - -
Animal Verse Plant Cytokinesis - Anchored to membrane - Vesicles with wall building contents in middle - AnimalPlant