UNIT-V FMM.HYDRAULIC TURBINE - Construction and working
Cell cycle and its regulation
1. Cell cycle and
its regulation
PRESENTED BY
YASH GUPTA
B.TECH BIOTECHNOLOGY
2. CELL CYCLE Term cell cycle was
proposed by Howard
and Pelc.
Cell cycle is the cyclic
representation of events
of cell division.
Cell cycle is the name
we give the procedure
through which cells
recreate and make two
new cells. Cell cycle has
various stages called
G1, S, G2, and M .
3. STAGES OF CELL CYCLE
I. Interphase
1. G1 Phase
2. S Phase
3. G2 Phase
II. M- Phase
Karyokinesis
A. Prophase
B. Metaphase
C. Anaphase
D. Telophase
Cytokinesis
A. Cell Plate Formation (in plants)
B. Cell Furrow Formation (in animals)
4. G1 > S > G2 > M
DURATION OF VARIOUS STAGES OF CELL
One turn of cell cycle is
usually completed in 24
hours, in embryogenic
cells.
But time period is never
constant because
different cell of
different species takes
different time period for
cell cycle.
5. INTERPHASEInterphase is the
longest stage in the
eukaryote cell cycle.
Metabolically most
active phase but
Cytologically resting
phase.
G1 is metabolically and
biochemically most
active phase.
G1 > S > G2
6. ● Also called phase of cell
differentiation.
● It is the resting phase.
● In these cells Cyclin D is in
decreased concentration.
● Quiscence of cell can be
reversible or irreversible.
G0 PHASE
7. G1 Phase
-It is the Ist growth
after cell division.
Events are:
●Biosynthesis of
dNTPs(dATP, dGTP ,
dTTP)
●Biosynthesis of
amino acids.
●Synthesis of cyclin
proteins.
●Active Gene
Expression.
●Synthesis of ATP and
GTP.
●Transcription
8. S Phase
- S Phase is called
Synthesis Phase.
Events are :
● DNA doubling.
●Histones Synthesis.
●Centriole Synthesis.
9. G2 Phase
- It is the Second
growth phase.
Events are :
●Repair of DNA
damage which have
occurred during
●DNA replication.
●Histone DNA
packaging to form
chromatin.
●Repression of gene
activity begins.
10. MITOSIS
◙ It was first discovered by Strassburger in onion root tips.
◙ only occurs in Eukaryotes.
◙ Division of nucleus occurs, one parent cell divides into two daughter cells
and both are identical to each other (genetically homogenous).
◙ The chromosome number and karyotype of the cell remains constant.
◙ Does not occurs in some cells such as Brain Cells.
11. MEIOSIS
▲It was first reported by Farmer and Moore in anther of anion flower
bud.
▲It is the process in which two meiotic divisions occurs and parent cell
divides two times thus giving rise to four daughter cells—
Meiosis I and Meiosis II
▲Original cell is diploid (2n).
▲Meiosis I is called Reductional Division or Heterotypic Division.
▲Meiosis I is called Equational Division or Homotypic Division.