1. Why is cell division important?
(what processes involve cell division?)

2. Why is cell division important?
reproduction
maintenance
repair
immune response
growth
development
cancer

3. What are chromosomes made of?
In order for the new cells to have all the same characteristics as the parent cell, what must be passed along to each of them?
hereditary material - chromosomes
What are chromosomes made of?
genes (DNA), and protein

5. Chromosome

7. Cell Division - 2 major stages
1. mitosis – genetic material “divided”
2. cytokinesis - cytoplasm divides
(these stages overlap each other)

8. Chromatin

10. Interphase
time period between cell divisions
chromatin replicated
(replication of chromatin = replication of DNA = replication of chromosomes)

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13. Double Stranded Chromosome

14. Chromatids
Centromere

15. Spindle fibers

16. Mitosis
Metaphase

19. Mitosis in an animal cell
6 - interphase
4 - anaphase
2 - prophase
3 - metaphase
5 - telophase
1 - interphase

20. Mitosis in a plant cell 6 - interphase 2 - prophase 4 - anaphase
5 - telophase
3 - metaphase
1- interphase

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22. Eukaryotic Cell Division 2 major stages
1. mitosis - nucleus of cell divides forming nuclei
2. cytokinesis - cytoplasm divides
(these stages overlap each other)

25. Interphase
time period between cell divisions
chromatin replicated
(replication of chromatin = replication of DNA = replication of chromosomes)

27. Prophase
1st stage of mitosis
nuclear membrane disintegrates
spindle forms
chromosomes become visible (they form from coiling of chromatin)

29. Metaphase
chromosomes line up in middle of
cell
chromosomes become attached to
the spindle apparatus of centromeres

31. Anaphase
centromeres replicate and separate
spindle fibers shorten,
spindle fibers pull the chromatids
apart and collect them near the
poles

33. Telophase
new nuclear membrane forms
chromosomes become long and thin
cytoplasm begins to divide

34. Cytokinesis
division of the cytoplasm of a cell after division of nucleus

36. When a cell is deprived of ATP, mitosis stops.
What does this tell you about mitosis?

37. spindle fiber formation, chromosome movements, require ATP
DNA replication,
spindle fiber formation, chromosome movements, require ATP

38. The Cell Cycle

39. Can you name the stage of each photo of mitosis?

46. How is cell division different in plant and animal cells?
Plant cells
- no centrioles
- cell membrane does not pinch in as in animal cells
- form new cell wall (cell plate) between new cells