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The Cell Cycle Content Notes and Overview. Background Understanding… DNA! What do we recall?? What type of macromolecule is DNA? What is the function.

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1 The Cell Cycle Content Notes and Overview

2 Background Understanding… DNA! What do we recall?? What type of macromolecule is DNA? What is the function of DNA?

3 DNA – Critical Molecule! 1.All cells in an organism have the same DNA! (skin, eye, muscle, etc.) 2.Stores genetic instructions for producing proteins. 3.Gene = segment of DNA that controls the production of a specific protein. 4.Found In the nucleus of Eukaryotic cells and cytoplasm of Prokaryotic cells.

4 DNA is arranged into Chromosomes DNA Condenses during Cell Division… DNA winds up into Chromatin Chromatin further condenses into Chromosomes

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6 Chromatin Long strands of DNA that condense to form chromosomes.

7 Chromosome Highly condensed DNA that’s passed on from one generation of cells to another. Made up of two strands called chromatids.

8 Chromatid Strand of replicated (copied) chromosome. When two identical chromatids are connected they are called “sister chromatids.” Sister chromatids = connected by a centromere.

9 Why is DNA arranged this way?? DNA is a HUGE molecule! It is easier to separate and move around if it is in tight coils. –Analogy  Christmas Lights Christmas lights are super long. They are easier to hang up and store every year if you neatly wind them up.

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11 Visual Learning! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9kQpY dCnU14https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9kQpY dCnU14

12 The Cell Cycle: How cells divide!

13 Big Ideas: 1.All cells need to divide and make more cells. 2.Cells come from pre-existing cells. 3.Non-Sex Cells divide using Mitosis (all general cells). 4.Sex-Cells (eggs and sperm) divide using Meiosis. 5.Controlled by enzymes 1.Check-points make sure the process is happening correctly!

14 The Cell Cycle: The process of growth and division in a cell. Constant  Cells are always in a stage of the cell cycle.

15 Why Do Cells Divide? Repair + Replace Reproduce Grow

16 The Steps in the Cell Cycle

17 Interphase: –G1 Phase = The Cell Grows + Makes Copies of Organelles –S Phase = The Cell Synthesizes/Copies DNA –G2 Phase = The Cell finishes growing

18 The Steps in the Cell Cycle Cell Division (M-Phase): –Mitosis  If it is a Non-Sex Cell –Meiosis  If it is a Sex Cell (gametes)

19 Mitosis 1.Cell division where two genetically identical daughter cells are formed 2.Both cells have same chromosomes (DNA) 3.Happens in phases

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22 Prophase Phase 1 of mitosis Chromatin coils up into chromosomes (x- shape) Nuclear envelop break down Nucleolus disappears

23 Metaphase Phase 2 of mitosis Chromosomes line up in the center of cell Centromeres are attached to strings called spindle fibers

24 Anaphase Phase 3 of mitosis Centromeres split Sister chromatids are pulled apart to opposite ends of the cell

25 Telophase Phase 4 of mitosis New cells prepare to live on their own

26 Cytokinesis Happens after mitosis Cytoplasm divides and separates organelles into the two new daughter cells.

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28 So…Why do cells need to divide so much?

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30 Organization of Life 1.Cells make up tissues. 2.Tissues make up organs. 3.Organs make up organ systems. 4.Organ systems make up organisms.


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