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begins with the chromosomes lining up at the center of the spindle and ends with the spindle double checking that the chromosomes are attached to the microtubules which are connected to the kinetochores. If the check is not complete, the whole cell division process is halted until it is fixed. Anaphase is the section where the cell started to divide by the sister chromatids pulling apart to opposite ends of the spindle. In telophase, everything is cleaned up and normal cell structures start to form

Chloe Kimball How Cells Clean House Abstract #1 Inside of a cell, there is the cytoplasm. The cytoplasm is the gel-like material that surrounds the organelles and holds them in place. Each of the organelles has a specific job/duty to do in the cell. One of the organelles is called autophagosomes. The job for these organelles is to constantly eat the cytoplasm, bacteria, viruses, and damaged cell parts. The leftovers are then carried to the digestive organelles such as Lysosomes. There, the leftovers

Feldman, Jim. “Camp Randall Stadium.” The Buildings of the University of Wisconsin, University Archives, Madison, WI, 1997, pp. 168–172. This is a chapter of the book “The Buildings of the University of Wisconsin” that goes into detail about Camp Randall Stadium and its history. The chapter goes back over a hundred years to when Camp Randall was first constructed and then from there it talks about all the additions and changes to Camp Randall and the reason for these. This is an interesting

There have been an argument about whether embryonic stem cell research should be used or not. Embryonic stem cells are derived from the inner mass of a human embryo. They are pluripotent which means they can grow into most cells. They can also become all cell types of the body. Embryonic stem cells have the capability of spreading themselves indefinitely in an undifferentiated state. Embryonic stem cell research should not be used. They should not be used because they charge you to do the embryonic

How do stem cells and HIV patients benefit each other? In the early stages of development in a mother's womb, humans begin as an embryo-an unborn child growing. Many people believe that as an early stage embryo there is not much that it can do. However, embryonic stem cells are derived from these early stage embryos and provide differentiating abilities that can help life threatened, diseased patients. One of the more popular diseases include human immunodeficiency virus, also known as HIV. HIV is

In the article, "Mitosis Can Drive Cell Cannibalism Through Entosis", Joanne Durgen (et al.) suggests that cell division may cause living cells to engulf each other by invading another living cell. Although the word "cannibalism" sounds terrible, cell-eating-cell is very descriptive of what happens in this process and is shown that it may be beneficial in limiting tumor growth. Briefing over where entosis is found and what it does, what proteins regulate the entosis process, and possible beneficial

Karen Alvarez, PhD Biology 151 Laboratory F6 4 September 2015 Effect of Trifluralin on Mitotic Cells E.G Lignowski and E.G Scott, authors of the journal Weed Science Society of America, both experimented on the effect of the herbicide trifluralin. Their goal for this experiment was to “study the mitotic inhibition produced by trifluralin in more detail to determine if this herbicide was acting as a metaphase inhibitor” (Lignowski 267). Essentially, their hypothesis was right. However the steps

Stem Cell Research is the new frontier of Medical Science that the world so sorely needs. Every day thousands die from disease and disabilities that could be treated or possibly even cured through the use of stem cells; however these people continue to die as political and medical dignitaries argue over the ethics of the issue. The common “ethical issues” used to argue against stem cell research generally fall under the realm of religious constraints; however with the unresolvable differences between

Stem Cell Research Many doctors and scientists are thrilled with the discovery of stem cells and the possibilities it could bring with medical advancement. Stem cell research is highly imperative because it enables researchers to better understand many diseases that countless people face today. Stem cells have the capability of turning into a differentiated cell. They are able to develop into various other cells in the body, such as blood, muscle, or nerve cells. Despite all the opportunities, the

Over the years there have been exponential amount of medical advancements. One of these great advancements is stem cell research and one that is not without controversy. There have been many debates over stem cell research from the dinner table to the Senate floor. While many say, stem cell research saves lives, others say, stem cell research takes lives. As a Christian where should we stand? First of all, we must be informed. This paper will discuss what a stem cell is, embryonic stem cells, adult