Cell Cycle/Regulations
What is a Cell Cycle?
All Cells have a Cell Cycle, which consists of a period of growth and division.
Name one virus.
Covid, Flu, etc.
What's an interphase?
When the cell preforms all normal functions as well as growth needed before the cell divides
What's mitosis?
Second part of the cell that divides the nucleus
What's our biology teacher's name?
Mrs. Noyes
What are the main parts of a cell cycle?
Interphase, Mitosis, and cytokinesis
Are Viruses living?
No
What's G1 Phase?
The first growth phase
What's cytokinesis?
The last part of the cell that divides the cell's cytoplasm to form two new cells.
What time does 4th period start?
1:33pm
Loss of regulation leads to what?
Loss of regulation can lead to diseases such as cancer.
What are the differences between cells and viruses?
size, reproduction, cell membrane, energy.
What happens during the S phase?
DNA replicates
What does PMAT stand for?
Prophase, Metaphase, Anaphase, and Telophase.
Name one school club
examples: Riley dance marathon, Tiger ambassadors, Campus life, etc.
describe Cell Cycle disruptions
When viruses inject their genetic information into a host cell, the introduction of that information can mess up the cells DNA. This has the potential to mess up the "checks" built into the cell cycle.
What happens if a virus can't find a host?
It dies
What happens during the G2 phase?
Proteins that help with cell division are made
What does Prophase mean in PMAT?
Prepare
What hallway is this classroom in?
H hallway
How do viruses reproduce?
It injects its DNA into a host cell.
What happens during the G1 phase?
The organelles double.
What does Telophase mean in PMAT?
Two
What's the room number for this class?
H211