Mitosis And Cell Cycle

Mitosis is the process of:

• Two cells sexualy reproducing offspring

• One cell Splitting into two identical 'daughter' cells

• One cell Splitting into two identical 'brother' cells

• water moving on a gradient from high to low

Why does the cell cycle take place?

• the cell grows like a human into cell adulthood

• Keeps cell from getting to small

• Keeps cell the same size

• Keeps cell from getting to large

what happens if a cell is to big?

• It may get to much nutrients and overfed to fast

• It may not be able to get nutrients it needs fast enough

• It takes up more space

• It eats to much and does not leave anything for other cells

Why do the human bodies undergo 'The Cell Cycle?'

• Helps your body grown and heal any damage

• Helps your body make damage and shrink overall

• we dont undergo 'The Cell Cycle'

• becouse they want to

What happens during Interphase G1?

• Chromatin(Dna) is uncoiled, cell is growing

• Chromosomes are copied; "Sister Chromatids" are connected at a centromere

• cell prepares for mitosis

what happens during Interphase step S

• Chromatin(DNA) is uncoiled, cell is growing

• Chromosomes are copied; "Sister Chromatids" are connected at a centromere

• Prepares for mitosis

What happens in interphase step G2

• Chromatin(DNA) is uncoiled, cell is growing

• Chromosomes are copied; "Sister Chromatids" are connected at a centromere

• Cell prepares for mitosis

Interphase steps order

• -G1

  -G2

  -S

• -G1

  -S

  -G2

• -G1

  -G2

  -G3

• -S

  -G1

  -G2

Stages of Mitosis in order

• -Metaphase

  -Anaphase

  Telophase

  Prophase

• -Anaphase

  -Metaphase

  -Telophase

  -Prophase

• -Telophase

  -Anaphase

  -Metaphase

  -Prophase

• -Prophase

  -Metaphase

  -Anaphase

  -Telophase

there are how many stages of mitosis?

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4