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    Rod shaped structure

    Made of a single DNA molecule and

    proteins called histones

    Histones maintain shape of chromosomes

    Aids in tight packing of DNA Seen during cell division

    Coiled and compact

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    DNA and Chromosomes

    double-stranded

    DNA molecule

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    c t r r

    l s

    c r s s

    centromere

    homologous

    chromosomes

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    DNA

    Replication

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    Chromosome consists of two

    identical halves

    Each half is a chromatidFormed when DNA makes a copy of itself

    before cell division

    Each new cell will receive one chromatid

    from each chromosome

    Chromatids are held together by a

    centromere

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    sist r c r t i s

    r lic t i

    sister chromatids

    DNA replication

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    23pairs

    Sexchromosomes

    autosomes

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    Interphase- 75% of cell life cycle

    G1: rapid growth

    S: DNA replicates; centriolesreplicate.

    G2

    : cell prepares for cell division;microtubular structures form.

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    Cell Division

    Mitosis: cell divides its nuclearcomponents (chromosomes).

    Cytokinesis: cell divides its

    cytoplasmic components.

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    Prophase

    MetaphaseAnaphase

    Telophase

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    centrioles

    chromatin

    plasma

    membrane

    nucleolusnuclear

    envelope

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    Chromosomes shorten and become

    visible (early prophase)Chromosomes made up of2 identical

    chromatin threads called chromatids

    Centrioles migrate toward opposite polepulled by kinetochore

    Nuclear envelope disintegrates (late

    prophase).

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    centromere

    chromosome

    aster

    centrioles

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    asterpolar fiber

    chromosomal

    fiber

    fragmenting

    nuclearenvelope

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    centrioles

    nucleus

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    Chromosomes lined up in the

    middle

    Mitotic spindle complete.

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    metaphase plate

    spindle

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    polar fiberschromosomal

    fibers

    sister chromatids

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    Chromosome at Metaphase

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    Sister chromatids (= identical strands ofDNA) split from each other to form dividedidentical chromosomes.

    Kinetochore fibers shorten and pull dividedidentical chromosomes to opposite sides of

    the dividing cell.Polar microtubules slide past each other,

    lengthening and pushing the cell apart

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    daughter

    chromosomes

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    Divided chromosomes reach opposite

    sides of cell and begin to disperse as

    chromatin.

    Nuclear envelopes reforms around

    separated collections of chromosomes to

    form two nuclei.Cytokinesis- completion of cell division

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    Spindle apparatus disintegrates.Cytokinesis usually begins near the

    end of telophase.

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    Separation of cytoplasmiccomponents to yield two daughter

    cells

    Microfilaments form a contractingring that pinches the plasma

    membrane inward between theforming daughter cells

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    cleavage furrow

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    RNA

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    Contrasting RNA with DNA

    Single-stranded

    Ribose

    Bases

    Adenine

    UracilGuanine

    Cytosine

    Double-stranded

    DeoxyriboseBases

    AdenineThymineGuanineCytosine

    RNA DNA

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    mRNA- copies DNA and directs

    protein synthesis

    rRNA- joins with ribosomal

    proteins to make ribosomes

    tRNA- transfers amino acids toribosomes to make protein

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    1. Transcription-occurs in nucleus mRNA copies DNA nucleotide

    sequence

    2. Translation

    nucleotide sequence in mRNA is

    uncoded

    mRNA binds to rRNA tRNA brings appropriate amino acid to

    mRNA

    Polypeptide is manufactured

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    DNA

    SenseStrand

    mRNA

    Transcript

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    enzyme

    mRNA

    Transcription

    begins here

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    mRNA

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    anticodon

    codon

    tRNA

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    Ribosome

    Amino Acid

    tRNA

    mRNA Codon Anticodon

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    Initiator codon

    Anticodon

    AA

    Binding sites

    Ribosome

    mRNA

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    Stop codon

    AA

    1

    AAAA

    T A G

    A U C

    2

    AA

    Complete protein

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    Rapid and uncontrollable

    development and production of cells.

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    1. Inheritance may increase risk2. Proto-oncogenes and tumor suppressor

    genes mutate or become damaged by

    carcinogens

    3. Known carcinogens:

    Viruses and bacteria

    Environmental chemicals

    Tobacco Radiation

    Dietary factors

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    Conversion begins with a mutation(a change in DNA) by:

    1. Chemical

    2. Physical

    3. Biological Conversion

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    Development and Progression

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    Begins when a chemical substance

    stimulates growth of a mutated cell

    Those chemical substances

    influence a 2nd stage of

    carcinogens called promoters.

    Promoters stimulate cell to divide

    uncontrollably Metastasis- cancer traveling to

    other sites; like a forest fire

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    ozone

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    Screens out 99% of harmful UV light Ozone produced by lightening

    1% in ozone will result in a 2% in

    skin cancerHoles in ozone:

    Dupont- CFCs: hairspray, refrigerators,

    air conditioning

    Which country has the highest rate of

    skin cancer?

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    1. Avoid sun between 10am to 4pm.

    2. Wear sunscreen w/ SPF 40+.

    3. Wear appropriate clothing.

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    Genetic testing

    Biopsy

    Blood test

    X-rays, PET, MRI

    V

    isual & tactile observation

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    Surgery

    Radiation

    Chemotherapy

    Homeopathy

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    Know family history Get regular medical screenings

    Learn self-exam techniques

    Avoid direct sunlight

    Watch your diet and weight

    Dont smoke

    Drink alcohol in moderation (alcohol

    decrease heart disease, but increasesrisk of certain cancers)

    Become educated

    INQUIRY

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    INQUIRY

    1. What do CFCs do?

    2. What is a proto-oncogene?3. Name 3 carcinogens.

    4. What are the ABCDs of skin cancer?

    5. What is the function of ozone?6. Who is Henrietta Lacks?

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    INQUIRY

    1. Which cells in the body are diploid and which

    are haploid?2. During which stage does DNA replication

    occur?

    3. Which stage of mitosis is seen in this picture?

    4. At which stage is the cell binuclear?

    5. In which phase do chromosomes line up in the

    center of the cell?

    6. Where does the kinetochore attach?


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