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    This document discusses the cell cycle and cell division. It begins by explaining the stages of interphase (G1, S, G2). It then describes the stages of mitosis (prophase, metaphase, anaphase, telophase, cytokinesis) and how mitosis results in two identical daughter cells. It also explains meiosis, which results in four haploid daughter cells due to two rounds of division. Genetic variation is introduced during meiosis via independent assortment, crossing over, and random fertilization. The document provides an overview of the key concepts and processes in the cell cycle.

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    This document discusses the cell cycle and cell division. It begins by explaining the stages of interphase (G1, S, G2). It then describes the stages of mitosis (prophase, metaphase, anaphase, telophase, cytokinesis) and how mitosis results in two identical daughter cells. It also explains meiosis, which results in four haploid daughter cells due to two rounds of division. Genetic variation is introduced during meiosis via independent assortment, crossing over, and random fertilization. The document provides an overview of the key concepts and processes in the cell cycle.

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    This document discusses the cell cycle and cell division. It begins by explaining the stages of interphase (G1, S, G2). It then describes the stages of mitosis (prophase, metaphase, anaphase, telophase, cytokinesis) and how mitosis results in two identical daughter cells. It also explains meiosis, which results in four haploid daughter cells due to two rounds of division. Genetic variation is introduced during meiosis via independent assortment, crossing over, and random fertilization. The document provides an overview of the key concepts and processes in the cell cycle.

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    Biology PPT (Cell Cycle and Division) PDF

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    Cell Cycle and Cell Division

    Mr. Mardocheo Yao Crispino | STEM and GA Elective


    General Biology 1 | First Semester, School Year 2018 – 2019
    Walkthrough:
    The Concept of Genes 1
    Life Cycle of a Cell 2
    Mitosis: Equational Cell Division 3
    Meiosis: Reductional Cell Division 4
    Contributors to Genetic Variations 5
    BLUFF
    PRIZE?
    There are three stages under
    interphase namely: G1, S, and G2.
    During prophase, DNA starts to
    condense to form chromosomes.
    G2 is when the cell starts to duplicate
    cell structures such as organelles to
    prepare for DNA synthesis.
    Anaphase happens when the
    chromosomes align at the middle
    area of the cytoplasm.
    Cytokinesis refers to the process in
    which nuclear materials start to
    completely divide.
    Translation can happen in S phase of
    cell cycle.
    Transcription can happen in M phase
    of cell cycle.
    There is at least one stage of
    mitosis wherein the cell
    becomes a haploid.
    Walkthrough:
    The Concept of Genes 1
    Life Cycle of a Cell 2
    Mitosis: Equational Cell Division 3
    Meiosis: Reductional Cell Division 4
    Contributors to Genetic Variations 5
    1 Genetics and the Concept of Genes

    What are genes?


    1 Genetics and the Concept of Genes

    What makes up the chromosomes?


    1 Genetics and the Concept of Genes

    Centromere versus Kinetochore


    1 Genetics and the Concept of Genes

    Genes, Alleles, Locus, Homologous Pairs


    1 Genetics and the Concept of Genes

    Human karyotype, autosomes, sex chromosomes


    1 Genetics and the Concept of Genes

    Diploid versus Haploid


    1 Genetics and the Concept of Genes

    Diploid versus Haploid


    1 Genetics and the Concept of Genes

    Diploid versus Haploid


    1 Genetics and the Concept of Genes

    Diploid versus Haploid


    Walkthrough:
    Genetics and the Concept of Genes 1
    Life Cycle of a Cell 2
    Mitosis: Equational Cell Division 3
    Meiosis: Reductional Cell Division 4
    Contributors to Genetic Variations 5
    2 Life Cycle of a Cell

    Can DNA replication happen during M-phase?


    2 Life Cycle of a Cell

    How can the cell regulate each of the stages?


    2 Life Cycle of a Cell

    How can the cell regulate each of the stages?


    Walkthrough:
    Genetics and the Concept of Genes 1
    Life Cycle of a Cell 2
    Mitosis: Equational Cell Division 3
    Meiosis: Reductional Cell Division 4
    Contributors to Genetic Variations 5
    3 Mitosis: Equational Cell Division
    3 Mitosis: Equational Cell Division
    3 Mitosis: Equational Cell Division
    3 Mitosis: Equational Cell Division
    3 Mitosis: Equational Cell Division

    Interphase
    3 Mitosis: Equational Cell Division

    Prophase
    3 Mitosis: Equational Cell Division

    Metaphase
    3 Mitosis: Equational Cell Division

    Anaphase
    3 Mitosis: Equational Cell Division

    Telophase
    3 Mitosis: Equational Cell Division

    Root Tip: Region of Active Cell Division


    3 Mitosis: Equational Cell Division

    Bacterial Cell Division


    3 Mitosis: Equational Cell Division

    Interphase
    Prophase
    Metaphase
    Anaphase
    Telophase
    Cytokinesis
    I Pray More At The Church
    Walkthrough:
    Genetics and the Concept of Genes 1
    Life Cycle of a Cell 2
    Mitosis: Equational Cell Division 3
    Meiosis: Reductional Cell Division 4
    Contributors to Genetic Variations 5
    4 Meiosis: Reductional Cell Division
    4 Meiosis: Reductional Cell Division
    4 Meiosis: Reductional Cell Division
    4 Meiosis: Reductional Cell Division

    Leptonema Zygonema Pachynema

    Diplonema Diakinesis Metaphase I


    4 Meiosis: Reductional Cell Division

    Mardocheo Yao Crispino ([email protected]) General Biology 2 | Second Semester, S.Y. 2017 – 2018
    Walkthrough:
    Genetic and the Concept of Genes 1
    Life Cycle of a Cell 2
    Mitosis: Equational Cell Division 3
    Meiosis: Reductional Cell Division 4
    Contributors to Genetic Variations 5
    5 Contributors to Genetic Variation

    Independent Assortment
    5 Contributors to Genetic Variation

    Crossing-over
    5 Contributors to Genetic Variation

    Random Fertilization
    Walkthrough:
    Genetics and the Concept of Genes 1
    Life Cycle of a Cell 2
    Mitosis: Equational Cell Division 3
    Meiosis: Reductional Cell Division 4
    Contributors to Genetic Variations 5
    Cell Cycle and Cell Division
    Mr. Mardocheo Yao Crispino | STEM and GA Elective
    General Biology 1 | First Semester, School Year 2018 – 2019

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