Galilea DelGross
The Cell Cycle
the series of
events that take
place in a cell
that cause it to
divide into two
daughter cells.
G1 Phase
-The one phase
where a cell is at the
longest
-Whenever the cell
gets ready to
replicate by making
more organelles,
synthesizing
proteins and
enzymes, and
prevent and repair
DNA mistakes.
Synthesis and G2 phase
- The synthesis
phase synthesizes
new DNA and
replicates the cells
DNA
-While the G2 phase
is to promote more
cell growth, and
more cytoplasm.
Mitosis- the process of
making daughter cells
Prophase
The first stage of
mitosis, during which the
chromosomes condense and
become visible, the nuclear
membrane breaks down, and
the spindle apparatus forms
at opposite poles of the cell.
Anaphase
when replicated
chromosomes are split
and the newly-copied
chromosomes are moved
to opposite poles of the
cell.
Cytokenesis
-The step where
finally the cell
become two
seperate individual
daughter cells.
Metaphase
In metaphase, the spindle has
captured all the
chromosomes and lined them
up at the middle of the cell,
ready to divide.
Telephase
Where a nuclear
membrane forms around
each set of chromosomes
to separate the nuclear
DNA from the cytoplasm.