1. Season 4: Cells Growth and division EPISODE 2: Mitosis Notetaker

2. How to make our note-taker:
Step 1: Count panels
TOTAL PANELS=6

3. How to make our note-taker:
Step 1: Count panels
Step 2: Fold each panel into an accordion

4. How to make our note-taker:
Step 1: Count panels
Step 2: Fold each panel into an accordion
Step 3: GLUE ONE side on an end panel to notebook

5. Label each stage: IN ORDER
Interphase
Prophase
Metaphase
Anaphase
Telophase
Cytokinesis

6. INTERPHASE

7. INTERPHASE Gap 1 (G1): cell growth and normal functions
Synthesis (S): copies DNA
Gap 2 (G2): additional growth

8. Mitosis
Mitosis is a 4-stage process in which two identical nuclei are created before cell division.
Mitosis occurs in animal and plant cells, though there are some differences between the two.

9. Mitosis- Prophase
Breaks down the nuclear envelope.
Chromosomes (DNA) condense.
Mitotic spindle formed.
Centrioles move to sides.

10. Mitosis- Metaphase
Chromosomes line up in the middle and attach to the (mitotic) spindle fibers.

11. Mitosis- Anaphase The spindle fibers shorten
Chromosomes move to opposite poles.

12. Mitosis- Telophase The nuclear envelope reforms Chromosomes spread out
Spindle fibers dissolve.

13. Cytokinesis
Divides cytoplasm into 2 cells

14. Use the coloring code table to color each cell.
Cell Cycle Matching
Directions:
Use the coloring code table to color each cell.
Use your textbook to help you determine each stage.
Cut & Paste each stage in the box on your note-taker.

15. EXAMPLE: