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Cell division warm up

Cell division warm up

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Biology, Science

7th - 9th Grade

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NGSS
HS-LS1-4, HS-LS3-1, HS-LS3-2

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Created by

Monica Youssef

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6 Slides • 3 Questions

1

How do we grow?!!!

Cell division

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Multiple Choice

How do organisms (bodies) grow?

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Cells grow in size

2

Cells multiply in number

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Cells are not included in the process

4

Building up muscles

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How do organisms grow?

  • Body cells divide many times to multiply in numbers.

  • This division is called Mitosis, in which each cell divides into two identical cells.

  • The body cell are called somatic cells (soma = body)

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4

Multiple Choice

In your opinion somatic cells (body cells) contain....

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Just regular chromosomes

2

Regular chromosomes along with sex chromosomes

3

Just sex chromosomes

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There is nothing called sex chromosomes

5

Multiple Choice

Knowing that sex chromosome are found in all your cells, reproduction takes place by ...

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somatic cells

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sex cells (gametes)

3

nothing called sex cells

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If sex chromosomes are found in all your cells, SO,

What is the difference between somatic cells & sex cells (gametes)?

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Somatic cells vs Gmates

  • Somatic cells have 2 copies of each chromosome (Diploid)

  • Gamete cells have 1 copy of each chromosome (Haploid).

  • Ex) in humans somatic cells have 46 chromosomes, but gametes have 23 chromosomes.

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Why gamete cells are haploid?

  • Gamete cells are responsible for new individual formation.

  • A new individual forms when a sperm unites with an egg.

  • On haploid cell (n) + one haploid cell (n)= one diploid cell (2n)

  • This way different species maintain their number of chromosomes over generations.

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`How do gamete cells become haploid?!!

This is what we are going to know in the next episode ;)

How do we grow?!!!

Cell division

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