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Cell Cycle Project
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Cell Cycle Project
Lili Covington
Interphase
- G1:
- cell grows and organelle number doubles
- S:
- "Synthesis" phase
- DNA replicates (copies itself)
- G2:
- cell continues to grow
Interphase
Prophase
- nucleus disentgrates
- chromatin (spaghetti-like DNA) condenses to form chromosones
Prophase
Metaphase
- nucleus fully disentegrated
- centrioles spin longer spindle fibers which attach to chromosone's centromere
- sprindle fibers line chromosones up in center
Metaphase
Anaphsae
- centrioles retract spindle fibers and chromosones are turned into sister chromatids
- chromatids are pulled to opposite poles
Anaphase
Telophase
- nucleus reforms around the DNA
- cell pinches off and begins to tear forming a cleavage furrow
Telophase
Cytokinesis
- cell pops apart forming two identical cells
- chromatids unwind into chromatin
- nuclei are fully reformed