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Warm Up 12/16 Draw a DNA nucleotide and label its parts. What is mitosis?

Warm Up 1/7-8 What was the most exciting or fun thing you did over winter break? What was the most interesting part of this class in the first semester?

Warm Up 1/16-20/15 Draw the process of translation. Label tRNA, mRNA, ribosome, amino acid, codon, and anti-codon. What are the 3 types of RNA. What do each do?

Cell Cycle and Cell Reproduction Mr. Hedrick and Mrs. Heins Biology 1

Need For Reproduction Reproduction-living things producing other living things Not necessary for one organism Is necessary for the survival of a particular group of organisms

Circle Map Create a circle map with your partner using any words you know that describe cell division.

Cell Division All cells come from other cells through cell division Cells either divide or die at a certain size If a cell becomes too large, its surface area to volume ratio becomes too large for easy molecule exchange Talk to your partner about what surface area to volume ratio is.

Cell Division Cell Division- a complex series of changes in the nucleus that leads to the making of 2 new cells 2 new cells are called daughter cells Daughter cells usually have identical nuclei as the parent cell Daughter cells can then grow and divide, repeating the process

Mitosis All cells in the body (besides sex cells) are reproduced through mitosis Mitosis- a series of changes in the nuclei of body cells that produce identical daughter cells

Stages of Mitosis Mitosis is an ongoing process but can be described in these stages Prophase Metaphase Anaphase Telophase

Warm Up 1/21-22/15 Good morning! Today we will be taking a quiz and doing a binder check. Your binder needs to include: DNA structure and function notes, origami DNA, RNA notes, Strawberry DNA extraction lab, DNA review worksheet, transcription notes, translation notes, and translation activity. We will also be taking a quick formative assessment before the quiz.

Organelles Needed In Cell Division 1. Centrioles: these separate and take positions on opposite sides of nucleus

Organelles Needed 2. Chromatid: one of two identical copies of DNA making up a replicated chromosome

Organelles Needed 3. Centromere- a region of DNA found near the middle of the chromosome, where sister chromatids are attached

Organelles Needed 4. Spindle fibers: microtubules that move chromosomes during cell division

Organelles Needed 5. Chromatin: granular material found in the nucleus. It consists of DNA and proteins. Condenses to form chromosomes.

Time to jigsaw! Today we will be doing jigsaw with the focus on the stages of mitosis. You will need to have the following information in your “expert groups” 1. What is happening in your stage of mitosis 2. A drawing of the stage of mitosis 3. Is the nucleus present? Are there chromosomes present? What organelles are involved? 4. A prepared animation or video of the stage. 5. One interesting fact

Group Responsibilities Pink-Interphase Green-Prophase Yellow-Metaphase Purple-Anaphase Blue-Telophase and Cytokinesis

Mitosis

Interphase The period between cell divisions Single stranded chromatin replicates (make an extra copy) Chromosomes cannot be seen 3 phases: G1, S, and G2

Prophase Double stranded chromosomes become visible and nuclear membrane disappears A spindle apparatus, consisting of fibers, forms on opposite poles of cell

Metaphase Chromosomes move to the middle of the cell and line up at the cell equator (midline)

Anaphase Double-stranded chromosomes separate and move to opposite poles of the cell There is a complete set of chromosomes at each pole of the cell

Telophase and Cytokinesis Nuclear membrane forms around each set of chromosomes, making 2 identical nuclei Cytokinesis- cytoplasm divides, forming 2 new identical daughter cells

Warm Ups 1/9-10 What is happening during the anaphase of mitosis? What happens if a cell gets too big? Why?

Warm Up 1/13-14 Which stage of mitosis is pictured? Name this DNA structure and label the parts.

Cell Division Video Questions 1. What are the 3 parts of interphase called? 2. What is the goal of mitosis? 3. Name 2 things that are happening in prophase. 4. Name 1 thing that is happening during metaphase. 5. Name 1 thing that is happening during anaphase. 6. Name 1 thing that is happening during telophase. 7. Name 1 thing that is happening during cytokinesis.