Mitosis - Division of the nucleus Cytokinesis - Division of the membrane and cytoplasm eukaryotic A. Performed by ________ organisms for. . . Asexual Reproduction 1) ____________(only some organisms) Growth 2) ________ Tissue Repair 3) ________ } All multicellular organisms Result: 2 identical daughter cells Daughter cells
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The Cell Cycle
The parent cell duplicates its DNA (an extra copy of each chromosome) to produce 2 identical daughter cells. G 1 S G 2 M
c) Stages of Mitosis: P M A T (and Cytokinesis) Telophase & Cytokinesis Prophase Metaphase Anaphase • Nuclear membrane disappears • Chromosomes line up across the middle of cell • Spindle fibers pull double-stranded chromosomes apart • Spindle fibers from centrioles attach to middle of the chromosomes • Single-stranded • Cytokinesis: chromosomes cytoplasm divides to move to opposite form two identical sides of cell daughter cells • Double-stranded chromosomes become visible • Centrioles move to opposite sides • New nuclear membranes form around each set of chromosomes
CYTOKINESIS 1. Animal Cell: Cell membrane squeezes together & cytoplasm pinches into 2 cells 2. Plant Cells: Form a cell plate that divides the cytoplasm and builds new cell walls to separate daughter cells. C ell