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Chromosomes, Mitosis
& Culturing organisms (Chromosomes (carry large…
Chromosomes, Mitosis
& Culturing organisms
Cell cycle
makes cell for growth, development and repair
Consist of
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mitosis
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End is 2 new identical daughter cells to the original
parent cells, same number of chromosomes
- Chromosomes line up at centre and cell fibres
pull them apart, 2 arms go to the opposite end
- Membranes form around each set of chromosomes.
Become nuclei, hence nucleus has divided
- Lastly, cytoplasm and cell membrane divide
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Binary Fission
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splits in 2
- circular DNA and plasmids replicate
- Cells get bigger and circular DNA move to opposite poles
- Cytoplasm begins to divide and new cell wall begin to form
- Cytoplasm divides, and 2 daughter cell produced.
Each with one circular DNA but can be variable plasmids
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Culturing Organisms
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Uncontaminated Cultures
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avoid by
- Petri dish and culture medium must be sterilised before use
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- inoculating loop sterilised by passing through hot flame
- after transfer of bacteria, lid should be lightly
taped to stop microorganism from air getting in
- store upside down to stop condensation
falling onto the agar surface
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