Mitosis. Mitosis Mitosis (Animal Cells) After “S” phase replicates DNA Division of nucleus ONLY ! chromosome # stays constant Centromere divides 

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Mitosis

Mitosis (Animal Cells) After “S” phase replicates DNA Division of nucleus ONLY ! chromosome # stays constant Centromere divides  each chromatid becomes a daughter chromosome M checkpoint-stops if chromosomes not aligned Prophase Metaphase Anaphase Telophase

Chromosome Number Each species has unique chromosome # no relationship to complexity Diploid--2n  2 copies of each chromosome (1/Mom & 1/Dad) (Homologous pairs) All somatic cells (body cells) are 2n Haploid--1n  1 copy of each chromosome (either Mom’s or Dad’s) Only gametes (sperm/eggs) are 1n

Chromosomes DNA replicates during “S” phase  remains connected at centromere (Sister chromatids) Chromatin (DNA) wraps around histones (protein “balls”) * DNA/histone “complex” (nucleosome) supercoils  chromosome Chromosomes-condensed rod- shaped DNA molecules during division

Chromatin!

6 ft of DNA in one microscopic cell = MESSY!!!

Histone + DNA = nucleosome

Nucleosomes coil around each other…..

…and keep coiling… (remember we have 6 whole feet of DNA to coil into a microscopic space!!!)

Until we get a Chromosome!!! This is actually 2 chromosomes! The original & the duplicated! We call this the replicated chromosome…made out of sister chromatids (exact copies) held together by a centromere.

Prophase 5 “events” everything gets ready to divide!! Chromatin coils  chromosomes appear Nucleolus disappears Nuclear membrane disappears Centrioles & asters appear  move to opposite poles of cell Spindle fibers appear Polar fibers  centriole to centriole Kinetochore fibers  centriole to centromere

Metaphase Kinetochore fibers push chromosomes to middle of cell

Anaphase Kinetochore fibers separate  break centromeres  pull chromatids to opposite poles of cell Characteristic “V” shape

Telophase Reverse of Prophase

Mitosis—Plant Cells Mitosis in plant cells Same phases as animal cells Plants don’t have centrioles or asters

Mitosis in Prokaryotes Asexual reproduction (Binary Fission)  Cloning 2 identical daughter cells Single DNA strand duplicates  cell elongates, pinches in half