1. Presented by Kami Dykes Rebecca The Cell Cycle Lab # 5

2. http://www.biology.arizona.edu/cell_bio/tu torials/cell_cycle/cells3.html Prophase Metaphase Anaphase Telophase Cytokinesis Interphase What is each stage of the Cell Cycle?

3. The ALLIUM (onion root tip) is a region of fast growing tissue where many cells are dividing at any given moment. Furthermore, these plant cells have very nicely defined cell borders (cell walls) and unlike many animal cells are easy to distinguish. http://millette.med.sc.edu/Lab%203%20pages/cell_structure%20II_Lab3. htm

4. Some of the mitotic figures marked are a. b. c. Anaphase Prophase Interphase a. b. Anaphase Prophase

5. This is late TELOPHASE at the arrow. Why is this a TELOPHASE figure? This shows a PROPHASE nucleus at (a). What structure do you think is shown at (b)? Can you find another prophase figure? How does it compare with that seen at (a)? In plants, telophase begins the moment you can first detect a cell plate beginning to form, and it does so from the middle or inside out, rather than pinching from the outside inward as in animal cells. Nucleus, the nuclear envelope has dispersed.

6. This shows an ANAPHASE cell at the arrow. What stage of mitosis is the cell next to it exhibiting? In what stage are most of the cells seen here? Metaphase, prophase

7. is characterized by well-formed chromosomes and a nuclear envelope that is dispersing is characterized by chromosomes lined up in single file in the center of the cell. is characterized by two groups of chromosomes moving towards the opposite poles of the cell. is characterized by nuclei that have reached the poles of the cell and the onset of cytokinesis. PROPHASE METAPHASE ANAPHASE TELOPHASE What is each phase of the Blastula (white fish)? http://biog-101- 104.bio.cornell.edu/BioG101_104/tutorials/cell_division/wf_review_fs.html

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9. Can you label the parts? Centriole, Chromatid, Centromere, Spindle fiber, Nuclear envelope