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Cell Growth and Division

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Cell Growth and Division. Cell division – when a cell produces two new daughter cells Cell division is … - - -. Interphase. Mitosis. Life Cycle of a Cell - Time Line. (most of the cells life). P M A T. Cell membrane. Nucleolus (ball of DNA). Cytoplasm. Nuclear membrane. Nucleus. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Page 1: Cell Growth and Division

Cell Growth and Division

Cell division – when a cell produces two new daughter cells

Cell division is …---

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Life Cycle of a Cell - Time LineInterphase Mitosis

(most of the cells life) P M A T

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Interphase

Inter – meaning betweenActive time between cell divisions---

Nucleus

Cytoplasm

Cell membrane Nucleolus

(ball of DNA)

Nuclear membrane

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Mitosis

Cellular process of passing on DNADNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) – code of cellular instructionsMitosis occurs in four stages: P – Prophase

M – MetaphaseA – Anaphase T - Telophase

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Prophase

Pro – meaning before-----

Cytoplasm

Cell membrane Centriole

Spindle fibersChromosomes

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Metaphase

Meta –-

Cytoplasm

Cell membrane Centriole

Spindle fibersChromosomes

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Anaphase

Ana – meaning up or awayLooks like a tug-o-war of chromosomes---

Cytoplasm

Cell membrane Centriole

Spindle fibersChromatid

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Telophase

Telo – meaning endChromosomes reach opposite ends of cell-----

Cell membrane New

nucleus

Nuclear envelope

Cytokinesis

Cytoplasm

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Two New Daughter Cells !!!

Daughter cells are identical to their parent cells