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THE CELL CYCLE

THE CELL CYCLE. MAKING BRAND NEW CELLS!. LABEL THE IMAGES AS WE GO!. CHROMOSOME. CHROMOSOME STRUCTURE. CENTROMERE. CHROMATID. CHROMATID. PARENT CELLS. DAUGHTER CELLS. SPINDLE FIBERS. CENTRIOLES. NUCLEAR ENVELOPE. CHROMOSOMES. SPINDLE FIBERS. SISTER CHROMATIDS.

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THE CELL CYCLE

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  1. THE CELL CYCLE MAKING BRAND NEW CELLS!

  2. LABEL THE IMAGES AS WE GO! CHROMOSOME

  3. CHROMOSOME STRUCTURE CENTROMERE CHROMATID CHROMATID

  4. PARENT CELLS DAUGHTER CELLS

  5. SPINDLE FIBERS

  6. CENTRIOLES NUCLEAR ENVELOPE CHROMOSOMES SPINDLE FIBERS SISTER CHROMATIDS

  7. THE CELL CYCLE (the life of a cell)

  8. What is the Cell Cycle? • It is the life of a eukaryotic cell: The way the cells grow, make new copies and divide! • It happens in all of your somatic(body) cells in order to get the same DNA inside each cell. (your reproductive cells do something different)

  9. What is the Cell Cycle? • Parent cells are diploid and make 2 daughter cells that are also diploid with their own new nuclei. • Diploid means 2 of each chromosome: 2 (n)= 2 (23) = 46 chromosomes • Phases of the cell cycle: Interphase, Prophase, Metaphase, Anaphase, Telophase and Cytokinesis I P M A T C I Peed on the MAT, see?

  10. INTERPHASE • The largest phase in which 95% of growth occurs • This is the time between cell divisions • The cell is growing, copying it’s DNA and preparing for division • The copying of DNA is called synthesis or replication. • 3 phases of interphase: G1, S & G2 .

  11. INTERPHASE (3 phases) 1. G1 Growth of the cell in size and development (differentiation-the cell is told what to become). 2. S Synthesis of DNA, also called REPLICATION: 1. The DNA double helix is unzipped completely by an enzyme called HELICASE. 2. One DNA nucleotide at a time is added to BOTH sides of the DNA strand (AT and CG) with the help of another enzyme called DNA POLYMERASE. 3. The nucleus is left with TWO exact copies of ALL the chromosomes/DNA. 3. G2 the cell prepares for division and checks for errors.

  12. REPLICATION: http://www.johnkyrk.com/DNAreplication.html http://www.stolaf.edu/people/giannini/flashanimat/molgenetics/dna-rna2.swf NOW, YOU PRACTICE! Go back to the DNA template in your notebooks. Open the strand of DNA (you are helicase). DRAW in each individual nucleotide that matches the bases you have already glued in… YOU HAVE JUST REPLICATED DNA!

  13. STAGES OF THE CELL CYCLE: Remember: IPMATC MITOSIS is after Interphase… Mitosis is considered “Cell Division” Four Phases are a part of Mitosis: Prophase Metaphase Anaphase Telophase Cytokinesis is after mitosis

  14. PROPHASE • the first phase in mitosis • THREE THINGS TO LOOK FOR: 1.chromosomes can be seen as two chromatids, in the shape of an “X” 2.Nuclear envelope dissolves 3.Centrioles are present with some spindle fibers

  15. METAPHASE • Second phase in Mitosis • THREE THINGS TO LOOK FOR: 1.chromosomes line up in the middle 2.Nuclear envelope is gone (no nucleus) 3.Spindle fibers (on opposite poles) are stretching towards the chromosomes

  16. ANAPHASE • Third phase of Mitosis • THREE THINGS TO LOOK FOR: 1.Spindle fibers pull chromosomes towards the separate poles 2.Chromosomes are split in HALF 3.Sister chromatids are now their OWN chromosome.

  17. TELOPHASE • the final stage of Mitosis • THREE THINGS TO LOOK FOR: 1. The nuclear envelope reforms around each set of chromosomes (so daughter cells each have one) and chromosomes straighten out (uncoil) 2. Spindle fibers are gone 3. Cleavage furrow is forming between the cells

  18. CYTOKINESIS Interphase  Mitosis  Cytokinesis Final step in the Cell Cycle Actually means “cell moving” The final pinching of the cell into two complete identical cells!

  19. Certain genes and enzymes trigger the start of the cell cycle (replication) and also tell the cells what to do.

  20. Importance of the cell cycle to the growth of organisms: UNICELLULAR: Cell cycle is how they reproduce offspring MULTICELLULAR: Cell cycle is how they become an adult from only one fertilized zygote cell.

  21. Cell Cycle in Multicellular Organisms: GROWTH: increase in number of cells and the size of cells (interphase G1) DIFFERENTIATION: cells are told by a gene to become specialized (ex. Muscle cells are told to do that job) MORPHOGENESIS: the patterned formation of specialized cells to become TISSUES!

  22. Disruptions in the cell cycle: If certain enzymes and genes tell the cell cycle to begin too rapidly, cell division becomes out of control. =CANCER!

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