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Cell Division. Personal Notes for Final Exam. Cells: The Basic Unit of Life. REVIEW – do not write this page. Cells, and thus, all living things can: reproduce. grow and develop becoming capable of reproduction. respond to the outside world. find energy to stay alive.
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Cell Division Personal Notes for Final Exam
Cells: The Basic Unit of Life. REVIEW – do not write this page. Cells, and thus, all living things can: • reproduce. • grow and develop becoming capable of reproduction. • respond to the outside world. • find energy to stay alive. • change as their environment changes. • move about their environment. • be classified as an organism. (Ex. Specialized cells) - if they are specialized, then each cell must have a responsibility for the organism. Intro Video
Cell Division: (Reproduction) Cells replenish themselves by dividing into identical “daughter” cells…. *To ensure the organism continues to survive.*________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ The process of cell division is called MITOSIS. Mitosis can occur in multicellular organisms. - Unicellular organisms (bacteria) generally produce exact copies of themselves because they come from a single parent. - Multicellular organisms have the ability to change their offspring’s features because they come from two separate parents; creating Diploid Cells
All Multicellular Cells that divide by Mitosis are called: DIPLOID CELLS: These types of cells reproduce on their own until death or disease affects their proper regenerative systems. Diploid Cell • A cell must reach maturity to reproduce; grow to have enough organelles, cytoplasm, cell membrane, and nucleus to share. Just like all adult animals. Interphase Early Prophase Late Metaphase Anaphase Telophase Full Mitosis IPMAT: Interphase, Prophase, Metaphase, Anaphase, Telophase
You should try to remember the stages of mitosis, but you need to understand the basics. The mother cell: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. A daughter cell is born to repeat the process at maturity.
You do not need to remember the stages of mitosis, but you need to understand the basics. The mother cell: 1. matures; 2. duplicates its chromosomes; 3. aligns them at the equator of the cell; 4. the chromosomes separate towards opposite poles; 5. The cell membrane pinches off giving each cell the same amount of organelles and cytoplasm. A daughter cell is born to repeat the process at maturity.
Not all cells reproduce by Mitosis. - those that can’t are called Amitotic Cells. Ex. Nerve Cells Nerve cells take up to 60 years to reproduce! Others do reproduce, but with an extra step - Sex Cells! It is called MEIOSIS. -Spermatazoon = Male Sperm Cell - Ovum = Female Egg Cell *The only tissue that is not a Somatic Cell is a reproductive cell* Meiosis Video
But how do Haploid Cells get only half of the chromosomes; 23? Simply must divide a second time to reduce the 46 chromo- somes to 23. 1st Division 2nd Division REMEMBER FOR THE EXAM!! Know the differences in the Mitosis and Meiosis Diagrams; draw them in your notes from Pg 56. AND copy the next slide’s chart into your notes.
Mitosis & Meiosis Characteristics Review Video: MitosisCell Division Interactive Website Review Video: Meiosis