Cellular Division 1
Cellular Division 1
Cellular Division 1
Interphase. This is usually the longest portion of the cell cycle, and is composed
of three sections: (1) the time between the completion of the last mitosis and the onset of DNA synthesis (2), DNA synthesis (3) the time between DNA synthesis and the onset of mitosis. This is when the cell is most active. The chromosomes are not condensed, and can't be distinguished from each other.
parent organisms unite with one another and form a fertilized egg cell. Each sex cell is a gamete. The gametes of human cells are haploid means single. This term implies that each gamete contains a single set of chromosomes. When the human gametes unite with one another, the original diploid condition of 46 chromosomes is reestablished. Mitosis then brings about the development of the diploid cell into an organism.
Meiosis is important to organisms because it goes through a process where each cell
contains the same genetic information but meiosis process divides chromosomes in the gametes in half, but it does this process twice which causes males to end up with 4 sperms and females to end up with 4 eggs, but 3 die due to being to small or lacking cytoplasm. So meiosis is important so that reproduction doesnt end or cease.
the cell plate forming at the equator of the old cell that will soon be two cells. Cytokinesis in animal cells is a contractile ring, underneath the original cells membrane that beings to form and contrast, which creates the cleavage furrow. The furrow grows deeper between the two cells until they pinch off the separate from one another, resulting in two separate cells.
Bacteria cell division begins with the replication of DNA and is carried out by a set of enzymes that generally forms a ring. The overall result is the formation of two DNA molecules.