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Mind Map by Maxwelljo Chalovich, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Maxwelljo Chalovich
almost 9 years ago
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Cell Cycle
- Mitosis
- 1.) Interphase (this is the stage during which a
cell carries out its normal functions, grows,
and makes copies of its genetic material for
preparation for next stage of the cycle
- 1.) G1 Phase (rapid growth and cell activity)
- 3.) G2 phase (cell prepares for division)
- 2). S phase (DNA synthesis and replication)
- 1.) G1 Phase (rapid growth and cell activity)
- 2.) Prophase (during prophase the
cell's chromatin convenes into
Chromosomes which contain DNA)
- 3.) Metaphase (during metaphase the
spindle fibres guide the chromosomes to
the equator)
- 4.) Anaphase (During
Anaphase each centromere
splits apart and the sister
chromatids separate from
each other)
- 5.) Telophase (Begins when the
chromosomes have reached
the opposite poles of the cell)
- 1.) Interphase (this is the stage during which a
cell carries out its normal functions, grows,
and makes copies of its genetic material for
preparation for next stage of the cycle
- Meisos
- Meiosis I
- Interphase (this is the stage during which a cell
carries out its normal functions, grows, and
makes copies of its genetic material for
preparation for next stage of the cycle
- Prophase I (each pair of
homologous
chromosomes lines up
side by side
- Metaphase I ( the pairs of
homologous chromosomes
line up along the equator
of the cell)
- Anaphase I (the homologous
chromosomes separate and move to
opposite poles pf the cell because
sister chromatid are still held
together.)
- Telophase I (the homologous
chromosomes begin to uncoil and the
spindle fibres disappear)
- Interphase (this is the stage during which a cell
carries out its normal functions, grows, and
makes copies of its genetic material for
preparation for next stage of the cycle
- Meiosis II (similar to the
phase of mitosis, the key
difference is that the cell
undergoes division during
meiosis II is haploid
instead of diploid
- Meiosis I
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