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Cell Cycle - Axolotl Academic Publishing Co

Chapter 15, Cell Cycle , version 229 The Prokaryotic Cell CycleCells, whether prokaryotic or eukaryotic, eventually reproduce or die. For prokaryotes, the mechanism of reproduction is relatively simple, since there are no internal organ-elles. The process consists of three distinct but short phases: first, a growth phase in which the mass of the cell is increased, then the chromosomal replication phase, and finally the chromosomes are separated and the cells are physically split into two inde-pendent new cells . In bacteria, these are referred to as the B, C, and D periods, respec-tively. Initiation of the reproductive process appears to be primarily a function of cell size. The length of the overall cell Cycle is determined by the B period, as the C and D periods have relatively fixed time constraints. The length of B is determined, in part, by environmental conditions and the gain in cell mass.

Chapter 15, Cell Cycle, version 1.0 Page 230 The Eukaryotic Cell Cycle Most eukaryotic cells undergo a reproductive cycle to generate either another copy of

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