Cell division, Tissue Repair and Genetics

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University Pod Year 1 Fichas sobre Cell division, Tissue Repair and Genetics, creado por Morgan Morgan el 08/04/2014.
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What are the two types of cell division? Mitosis MEIOSIS
Cell division for growth & repair is called? Mitosis
Cell division for reproduction is? Meiosis
Normally the chromosomes in the cell nucleus are not visible but by the end of ..........they appear PROPHASE
Each half of a double stranded chromosome is called a ........ chromatid
Before a cell divides into two new cells it must duplicate its genetic material. This occurs during a phase of the cell cycle called? interphase
The stages involved in mitosis? PROPHASE METAPHASE ANAPHASE TELOPHASE PMAT
INTERPHASE Preparatory stage Nucleus is present Chromosomes not visible – each one is being copied Organelles are being formed to support two new cells
PROPHASE Spindle fibres start to form The nuclear membrane & nucleolus start to disappear Chromosomes appear threadlike and then condense to form double stranded chromosomes
METAPHASE The chromosomes line up at the equator of the cell The centromeres attach to the spindle
ANAPHASE Centromeres split One half of each double stranded chromosome moves to one end of the cell with the centromeres leading By late anaphase the chromosomes reach the poles of the cell The cytoplasm starts to divide
TELOPHASE Cytoplasm finishes dividing Chromosomes fade from view The nuclear membrane and nucleoli form The spindle disappears A second centriole forms in each cell “opposite to prophase” There are now two cells identical to the parent cell
MITOSIS Two cells that are genetically identical to original parent cell Human cells contain ... pairs of chromosomes i.e.... chromosomes (Diploid) 23 and 46
All the cells are derived from one egg cell fertilised by a sperm therefore egg & sperm cells must have 23 chromosomes (Haploid) They are formed by a process called? MEIOSIS
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