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Interphase of the cell cycle, including G₁, S, and G₂ phases.
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I was so confused as to exactly how one nucleus can divide into two because textbooks are so vague. Thank you
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I think there should be another name for a "chromosome" when it is replicated into two sister chromatids (duosome?). This new entity is essentially two chromosomes lassoed together and yet we still refer to it as "a chromosome", which can be confusing for students when describing mitosis/meiosis.
Yes! 100% agreed. Duosome, like you suggested, or anything will do. As long as there's a new name.
agreed
Not only that, but in both high school and my undergrad I encountered tricky test questions that specifically targeted how many ‘chromosomes’ are in the cell at any moment. Why it persists to be this way and teachers keep hammering on it is absurd
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As always, very helpful! The khan Academy videos address the points of confusion in a convenient way. here for example, the confusion about number of chromosomes was resolved for me. Can you also list n and c values? ( n being the number of chr sets and c being the copy number, I think)
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is there a video going in further detail about the protein signals involved in the different stages of interphase? thanks in advance
I think in Biology interphase should be taught before delving into mitosis and meiosis … bc it gives a better understanding . I took biology and it wasn’t factored in which is why I came to khan bc I am a different learner . If I don’t understand “the how “ I can’t learn the material … so once again thank you Khan/ presenter
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Thank you man i was so confused how there is the same number of chromosomes.
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what about Go interphase?
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Isn't g2 when the organelles replicate inside the cell aswell?
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in g1 the kromosom is haploid or diploid?
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What about the G0 stage of interphase?
Jamie Jones not funny
Yeah. I was wondering about that too.
Assassin Dude there is a G0phase in a interphase named g node phase in this phase cell cycle can remain arrested in G1 phase .then g1is called as G0phase (quiescent phase) cell in this phase is metabolically active but no division
what happens to the mitochondria during interphase? please reply asap
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all organelle replicate.:-)
didn't you mention about check points
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Wondering why he didn't explain the checkpoints.
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Any other college students that didn’t retain any of this information from high school?
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Where is G0 phase sir??????
Isnt that the resting phase after mitosis? :^
what is cytokinesis mean
dividing of cytoplasm. it happens after Telophase
( last phase of mitosis)
Aren't centrioles duplicate in Gap1??
no
لطيفة عبدالله that's on my book as well. it says at the end of G1, centrioles duplicate at the centrosome matrix.
Soo.. exactly when does chromatin form into chromosomes?
when the cell is dividing
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You didn't even explain what's goes on in G1, or G2 like why is the cell growing/whats growing. G1- its growing because the cell is making carbs, lipids, and proteins. In G2- the cytoplasm is growing. Or even how the chromatin gets wined up..
Thanks! I was wondering about that too...
In G1 more organelles are synthesized, but he didn't explain at all G2
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If 1 chromosome is copied how it is still 1 chromosome 5:13
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isn't it the opposite like 1 chromatid and 2 chromatids make 1 chromosome?
I’m sorry, but the way replication is explained is super shoddy, it could easily confuse someone who had just started delving into the subject into thinking there’s more chromosomes/chromatids than what’s actually the case. In a nutshell, the DNA replicates and what was once a single chromosome now becomes two identical copies which are called the chromatids. However, these two chromatids are not separated yet, but are still attached together at the centromere (a well-known X shape) in a single structure; this structure is still known as a chromosome which is made up of two sister chromatids. They eventually separate in anaphase, which is when they become individual chromosomes.
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