REPRODUKSI SEL

KELOMPOK 1

1 . M U H . N O B I L I E S TA N A
2 . H E S T Y N O F RYA N T I
3 . Y U N I TA R A H I M
4. IRENI
5. YUDIT LEMAUK
6. WAHYUNI
7. HENDRIANI
8 . A D RY A N R A W A S U R A B Y
9. VIVIANI GEMI SELVIA
1 0 . N A B I L A A DY T I A
 CELL REPRODUCTION

Defenition of Cell Reproduction

Reproduction or also called development is one of the characteristics of living

things to maintain their kind and support. While the meaning of cell reproduction
is the process of increasing the number of cells by dividing themselves, both in
multicellular and unicellular relationships.
 The purpose of cell reproduction

1. Cell multiplication so that growth occurs

2. The formation of new cells that are different from their parent

3. new cell formation which is certainly younger and the same as before

4. Network formation

5. Cell regeneration

6. The formation of new individuals and others

 Cell Reproduction
Amitos Interfase
Profase
Proleptotene
Metafase Leptotene
Cell Mitosis
Anafase Zygotene
reproduction
Profase I Pachytene
Telofase
Metafase I Diplotene
Division I Anafase I Diakinesis
Telofase I

Meiosis Interfase Profase II

Metafase II
Division II Anafase II
Telofase II
 Cell Reproduction Phase

MEIOSIS
AMITOSIS
MITOSIS
 Cell Reproduction Phase

Amitosis Phase
 Cell Reproduction Phase

Mitosis Phase
MITOSIS
• Mitosis division occurs in eukaryotic cells

• Produces two identical sapling cells

• Occurs in young body cells

MEIOSIS

 Meiosis occurs in gamete cells or sex cells, namely in animals and

humans, when the formation of ovum, the formation of sperm.
whereas in plants occurs when pollen formation and ovule
formation

 Meiotic division will produce 4 sapling cells which are half the
nature of the parent cell
CELL CYCLE
PROFASE I
 Cell Reproduction Phase
Meiosis Phase
 Cell Reproduction Phase
Meiosis Phase
Differences in mitosis and meiosis
Cell Cycle
Spermatogenesis Stages
Spermatogenesis

Spermatosit
sekunder

Spermatid

Spermatozoa
Oogenesis