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notes: the stages of the cell cycle
- all living things are made of _. for an organism to grow, these cells must _ to make more cells.
- the process of cellular division is very important because it makes every cell in an organism _.
- most of the cell’s time is spent _ to divide during interphase.
- interphase = _ of the cell cycle
interphase
- interphase has _ important stages.
- the gaps between activity when the cell grows and performs normal cellular processes.
- _ = _
- (s) phase - dna _
g0 resting phase: cells are not preparing to divide
interphase: dna replication
- every cell needs a complete set of dna.
- dna must be _ (copied) to make 2 complete sets during the s phase.
- step 1: the dna _ and the two strands must _ between the nitrogenous bases
- step 2: the dna polymerase enzymes add nucleotides to create _
- dna replication is a semi - conservative process.
- each set of dna contains _ strand and _ strand.
Brief Explanations
- All living things are composed of cells, and for growth, cells must divide.
- Cellular division is crucial for cell - identity maintenance in an organism.
- Most of a cell's time is in interphase, which is about 90% of the cell cycle.
- Interphase has three stages: G1 (cell growth and normal functions), S (DNA replication), and G2 (pre - division preparation). In DNA replication, DNA is replicated (copied) in S phase. The DNA double - helix unwinds, and the hydrogen bonds between nitrogenous bases break. DNA polymerase adds nucleotides to create new complementary strands. DNA replication is semi - conservative, with each new DNA set having one old strand and one new strand.
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- cells; divide
- identical
- preparing; 90%
- three; G1; cell growth and normal functions; Synthesis; replication
Interphase: DNA Replication
- replicated
- double - helix unwinds; break
- new complementary strands
- one old; one new