Cell cycle

Cell cycle

M-phase

Interphase

Mitosis

Cytokinesis

G1

S-phase

G2

Divided into

Divided into

Divided into

G1/S cyclines

S cyclines

G2/M cyclines

CdKs

Bind to

G0

Differentiation

Programed death

Other fates, beyond the cell cycle

Promote the end of the phase after binding to all the cyclines in the cell

Division of the nucleus

Division of the cell content

Endoreduplication

Doubles the DNA without division

Checkpoints

Repair problems

Cell death

If possible, such as prolongation of anaphase if there are problems in DNA replication

Duplication of the DNA

Cell increases in size and synthesizes molecules and organeles

Check if the duplication is complete, without much damage

Continue the cycle

Cytological and morphological features

Molecular and physiological control

Chromosomes

Cytoskeleton

Responsible for the format of the cell

Condensation (packing)

Centromeric structure

Nucleus reorganization

Microtubule

Cell wall

Organeles

Kinetochore protein

Golgi vesicles

Phragmoplast

After division, originates

During anaphase, originate

Cell components

Cell cycle control