Cell Growth & Reproduction MITOSIS. Cell Growth When a living thing grows it does so by producing more cells INSTEAD of making the cells it has larger.

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Cell Growth & Reproduction MITOSIS

Cell Growth When a living thing grows it does so by producing more cells INSTEAD of making the cells it has larger Whether it be elephant, human, jellyfish or earthworm – all the cells are about the same size There are two reasons why this happens: DNA Overload Exchange of Materials

Why are cells so small? DNA OverloadExchange of Materials All the information to run a cell is located in the nucleus as a code of DNA If the cell were to get bigger and bigger there would not be enough “information” to run the whole cell The cell must transport everything it needs through the membrane If there isn’t enough membrane space, cells can’t get or get rid of what they need. So there must be a balance between surface area (room to move stuff in & out) and volume (stuff)

Why must cells divide? What does the Cell Theory say? 3 Major Reasons Cells Divide: ◦ Growth – you start as one cell ◦ Development – you get bigger, learn & change ◦ Repair – your cells get worn out

What does a cell need to survive? A FULL set of genetic material (DNA or RNA) Biggest hurdle to cell division is making sure each cell transfers ALL the DNA when it makes new cells This gets more difficult as there becomes more DNA to transfer

To Prevent Mistakes: CHROMOSOMES!

A Cell’s Life A cell’s life can be divided into 2 stages: Interphase (3 Parts) – Non-dividing stages Gap 1 (G1) Growth phase #1 – cells get bigger Most cells are found in this phase – “Normal Cells” Synthesis (S) New DNA is synthesized, or made Gap 2 (G2) Growth phase #2 Preparations for division are made Mitosis (4 parts) – Dividing stages Prophase Metaphase Anaphase Telophase

Cell Cycle: Interphase Three phases of Interphase Three phases of Interphase: G 1 – growing, increasing in size, synthesis of new proteins and organelles S phase – Chromosomes are duplicated G 2 – shortest phase, synthesis of organelles and molecules needed for cell division

Mitosis – Prophase Prophase Chromatin condenses to Chromosomes chromatids are joined by centromere Centrioles move to opposite ends of cell Nucleolus disappears Nuclear membrane dissolves

Mitosis – Metaphase Chromosomes line up at the equator Chromosomes attach to spindle fibers (from the centrioles) at centromeres

Mitosis – Anaphase Chromosomes get pulled apart Spindle fibers shorten and pull sister chromatids to the opposite ends of the cell

Mitosis – Telophase Chromosomes de-condense Spindle fibers disintegrate Nuclear membrane forms Nucleolus becomes visible Animal Cells – a contractile ring forms around the middle of the cell Plant cells – a band of cytoskeletal proteins called the cell plate forms

Cytokinesis – division of the cytoplasm Animal Cells – the contractile ring pinches in the middle to fuse the membrane and separate the new nuclei Plant Cells – a new section of cell wall forms from the cell plate, between the nuclei to form two distinct cells

This is a complicated process… what happens when things go wrong? There are several factors that try to control the cell cycle: 1.Before a cell divides the DNA is checked to make sure it was replicated correctly 2.Chemical signals tell a cell when to start and stop dividing age=193 3.Cells also communicate to neighboring cells to tell them to stop growing 1. m?page=2463http:// m?page=2463

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