https://padlet.com/blakec727/nvtv9m1vv4hd0zrd How your cells can clone themselves en-us 2020-05-05 19:11:41 UTC 2026-02-04 02:54:43 UTC hello@padlet.com blakec727 https://padlet.com/blakec727/nvtv9m1vv4hd0zrd/wish/553049313 During inter phase the cell will grow. A cell will grow so that it has enough energy to do other things along the cell cycle. A cell spends about 90% of it's time in inter phase where it does a variety of tasks. The are three "sub-sections" to interphase. The G1 phase, the S phase, and the G2 phase.]]> 2020-05-05 19:15:55 UTC https://padlet.com/blakec727/nvtv9m1vv4hd0zrd/wish/553049313 blakec727 https://padlet.com/blakec727/nvtv9m1vv4hd0zrd/wish/576101159 This is the beginning of the Mitosis phase where the cell begins to split apart. During the pro phase the membrane around the nucleus will go away and the DNA will start to organise. The DNA will form X chromosomes so that it is easy to split. the chromosomes will be duplicates of each other so one half will be the same as the other half. This makes it super easy when it is time to split. ]]> 2020-05-15 22:12:26 UTC https://padlet.com/blakec727/nvtv9m1vv4hd0zrd/wish/576101159 blakec727 https://padlet.com/blakec727/nvtv9m1vv4hd0zrd/wish/576101327 Spindles are created which are like long strings to guide the DNA. They are placed so that each chromosome has two going opposite ways. The chromosomes line up in the middle so that they are ready to split.]]> 2020-05-15 22:12:36 UTC https://padlet.com/blakec727/nvtv9m1vv4hd0zrd/wish/576101327 blakec727 https://padlet.com/blakec727/nvtv9m1vv4hd0zrd/wish/576101494 Next the chromosomes are separated so that half the X chromosome goes to the right of the cell and half goes to the left side. The spindles are used to guide the DNA so that it ends up at the right place.]]> 2020-05-15 22:12:46 UTC https://padlet.com/blakec727/nvtv9m1vv4hd0zrd/wish/576101494 blakec727 https://padlet.com/blakec727/nvtv9m1vv4hd0zrd/wish/576101669 This is the final stage before the splitting of the cell. The DNA will clump together on their respective sides and a nucleus will form around them. This is important because if the nucleus isn't strong then the DNA might get damaged. ]]> 2020-05-15 22:12:58 UTC https://padlet.com/blakec727/nvtv9m1vv4hd0zrd/wish/576101669 blakec727 https://padlet.com/blakec727/nvtv9m1vv4hd0zrd/wish/576101876 This is both the last and the first stage. This is the step that makes it a full cycle. In cytokenis the cell will finally split apart from one another and begin the cycle over again. cells are constantly doing this job and very few cells in our body aren't constantly reproducing. On of the cells that doesn't reproduce is the cells in our spine and that's why it's so damaging when we injure it because it can't grow back.]]> 2020-05-15 22:13:10 UTC https://padlet.com/blakec727/nvtv9m1vv4hd0zrd/wish/576101876 blakec727 https://padlet.com/blakec727/nvtv9m1vv4hd0zrd/wish/576113222 In the G1 phase (or Gap 1 phase) the cell will begin it's growth. This is essential to gain energy and have enough mass to split into two cells. There are also checkpoints along the way. These checkpoints are carried out by certain proteins. At the end of the G1 phase comes the first checkpoint. IN this it looks at is the cell large enough ton continue? as well as is the genetic material correct and intact.]]> 2020-05-15 22:25:00 UTC https://padlet.com/blakec727/nvtv9m1vv4hd0zrd/wish/576113222 blakec727 https://padlet.com/blakec727/nvtv9m1vv4hd0zrd/wish/576113975 This is the G2 phase or the Gap 2 phase where the cell will grow again.   This is where the cell grows the cell grows for the final time before it splits. This is important because if it doesn't grow enough it won't have enough energy to split. There is also another checkpoint after this phase where a bunch of things are checked. First is the genetic material. The proteins look at if it was all correctly duplicated and if it's all intact. At this point should the proteins find something wrong there's three options. Firstly, the cell might be able to just fix the mistake and move on. If it can't it will have to go back to the beginning of the cell cycle and try again. If it can't do either then it will be destroyed. The final thing at the checkpoint is whether the cell has grown enough this is important because if it hasn't then it won't be able to complete the cell cycle.]]> 2020-05-15 22:25:54 UTC https://padlet.com/blakec727/nvtv9m1vv4hd0zrd/wish/576113975 blakec727 https://padlet.com/blakec727/nvtv9m1vv4hd0zrd/wish/576114161 This is also a very important stage in cell dividing because it is where the DNA will get duplicated. This has to happen perfectly or else the clone won't be a clone. Even one mistake can make a huge difference. For example on average for every person that you meet only 2-3 pieces of DNA will be different. Also in this stage the DNA divides into how you may normally thing they look like in their X form. This is so that it is more organized.]]> 2020-05-15 22:26:08 UTC https://padlet.com/blakec727/nvtv9m1vv4hd0zrd/wish/576114161