Cell Cycle and Cell Differentiation
aligned to 3. Develop And Use Models To Explain How Events During The Cell Cycle Lead To The Formation Of New Cells And Repair Of Multicellular Organisms, Including Cell Growth, Dna Replication, Separation Of Chromosomes, And Separation Of Cell Contents. A. Construct An Explanation Of The Process Of Dna Replication During Cellular Division (s-phase). B. Using Observations Of Cell Growth, Construct An Explanation Of How The Cell Cycle Leads To Differentiation In Tissue Development. Examples: Stages Of Cellular Differentiation That Lead To Formation Of Tissues In Embryological Development, Dysfunction In The Cell Cycle That Leads To Uncontrolled Cell Growth (cancers And Tumor Growth), Exposure To External Stimuli That Leads To Changes In Plant Tissue Growth Or Plant Tropisms (phototropism, Gravitropism)
Learning Objective
I can explain how the cell cycle leads to cell differentiation in tissue development, including examples of tissue formation during embryological development and uncontrolled cell growth.
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Practice
10 questions • Short answer
Exit Ticket
“Describe how the process of cell differentiation contributes to the formation of different tissues and organs during embryonic development. Explain how the switching on or off of specific genes during the cell cycle leads to cell differentiation.”
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