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Biology -  the cell cycle

I’m going to try writing out my notes on paper, then converting them to online text for me to look back at, without using my notes as a guide. Nothing will be In order of when it occurs, but sections beginning with a bold title will be.

The Cell Cycle: 

The Cell Cycle consists of 3 stages:

Interphase = Longest/Largest process in the cell cycle. Cell basically prepares for mitosis. (More on this later)

Mitosis = Asexual process of cell division. (More on this later)

Cytokinesis = Following after Mitosis (or meiosis), when the cytoplasm is divided to form two daughter cells.

Interphase consists of 3 stages:

G1 = Cells grows + Makes proteins and organelles that will be needed for two cells.

S = Synthesizing (or replication) DNA for mitosis. Chromosomes are duplicated.

G2 = Cells grows bigger + proteins necessary for mitosis are produced (cell synthesizes).

The 5 Stages of Mitosis

Acronym = PMAT

Prophase = Nuclear membrane breaks down, early spindles form, DNA is condensed & packaged as chromosomes, nucleolus disappears.

Metaphase = Duplicated DNA align in the middle of the spindles, ready to be pulled apart.

Anaphase = DNA chromosomes are pulled apart by the spindle fibers, two chromatids separate and are pulled toward the opposite poles of the cell, spindle fibers disappear, nuclear membrane reforms.

Telophase = Cell divides into two cells.

Cytokinesis 

The single eukaryotic cell is divided to form two daughter cells.

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Throughout the Cell Cycle, there are checkpoints to see if everything is working as it should be.