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The “Central Dogma" of Biology (DNA Replication and Protein Synthesis) Concept 1: Analyzing the events of the cell cycle Campbell: Ch 12 Lab Handout
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The “Central Dogma" of Biology

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Page 1: The “Central Dogma" of Biology

The “Central Dogma" of Biology(DNA Replication and Protein Synthesis)

Concept 1: Analyzing the events of the cell cycle

Campbell: Ch 12Lab Handout

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Concept 1: Analyzing the events of the cell cycleYou must know:The purpose of cell division

The structure of the replicated chromosome

The stages of the cell cycle and mitosis

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Try These!What IS a cell?Why does a cell need to divide?What IS DNA?Why does DNA have to replicate?

Cell Division

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The structure of the replicated chromosome

Can you find the sister chromatids and the centromere?

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The structure of the replicated chromosomeExplain the difference between

the following terms:◦sister chromatids◦homologous chromosomes

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The stages of the Cell Cycle

Growth

Growth

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The stages of the Cell CycleAt the end of the cell cycle, the

daughter cells will have _______ amount of DNA as the parent cell in G1

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The stages of the Cell CycleAt the end of the cell cycle, the

daughter cells will have _______ amount of DNA as the parent cell in G1

THE SAME

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The stages of the Cell CycleAt the end of the cell cycle, the

daughter cells will have _______ amount of DNA as the parent cell in G1

THE SAME

Diploid Diploid (2n) (2n) or

Haploid Haploid (n) (n)

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Control of Cell Cycle... checkpoints!

If the cell does not “pass” the G1 checkpoint, it will not divide = G0 phase

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Control of Cell Cycle... checkpoints!Cells that cannot control their

cycles grow/divide uncontrollably...tumors/cancer

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Control of Cell Cycle... checkpoints!Vocabulary: G1/G2/M phase

checkpoints, G1/S/G2/M/G0 phase, density-dependent inhibition, anchorage dependency, transformation, tumor, benign tumor, malignant tumor, metastasis

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The Stages of Mitosis

animal cells: cleavage furrow

plant cells: cell plate

Bioflix!

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The Stages of MitosisHow is the metaphase stage of

mitosis different from the metaphase stage of meiosis 1?

Single-File!

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Let’s look at some cells!Can you find the different stages

of mitosis?

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Lab Finish all diagrams, questions, and calculations for next class (pg 29-34)

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Next Class...Zooming into DNA structure...

What does it look like? (Ch 16)