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1 CELL CYCLE Cell Division

2 cancer  https://science.education.nih.gov/supplements/nih1 /cancer/activities/activity2_animations.htm

3 Strawberry Division!

4 Why do cells need to divide?  Growth – so organisms can increase in size (natural selection theory)  Development – for cells to become specialized (e.g. create organs)  Repair – for cells to replace removed or dead cells (e.g skin cells)

5 Which cells divide the most?  Skin cells are dividing all day, everyday.  We lose around 30,000 to 40,000 skin cells a minute!  That’s 50 million skin cells lost in one day!

6 Cell Cycle – Somatic Cells  Interphase – cell growth takes place Inter = enter  Mitosis – division of DNA(chromosomes) mito = strong, powerful sis = process  Cytokinesis – division of cytoplasm cyto = cell kinesis = movement

7 What is the 1 st part of the cell cycle? Interphase  G1 (growth stage one) : cell is growing & developing and making proteins  S (synthesis): DNA replication process  G2 (growth stage two): cell is making final preparations for cell division

8 Cell Cycle

9 Closer look at “S phase”

10 What is the 2 nd part of the cell cycle? Mitosis  Prophase  Metaphase  Anaphase  Telophase/Cytokinesis

11 Mitosis  Prophase -chromatin begins to coil into think, visible chromosomes

12 Mitosis  Metaphase -spindles fibers line up chromosomes in the “middle”

13 Mitosis  Anaphase -spindle fibers move chromosomes “apart”

14 Mitosis  Telophase -chromosomes reach opposite ends -centromere

15 Cytokinesis Animal CellPlant Cell

16 Cytokinesis: Which cell is pictured?

17 What happens if the cycle is disrupted?  Cancer is uncontrolled cell division or inappropriate cell proliferation  Cascade of chemical reactions that relay a cell from one stage to the next  Set of checkpoints that monitor completion of critical events and delay progression to the next stage, if necessary  Genetic alterations shown to contribute to cancer development  Gain-of-function mutations (oncogenes)  Loss of function  mutations (“tumor suppressor” genes)

18 Independent Activity In ten minutes, you will be able to write 6 sentences using the following words:  Interphase  Prophase  Metaphase  Anaphase  Telophase  Cytokinesis


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