Cell Cycle Diagram Generator

Prompt

Create a fully labeled cell cycle diagram on a white background. Draw a thick circular ring divided clockwise into four coloured sectors: a large blue "G1" sector, a green "S (DNA replication)" sector, an amber "G2" sector, and a thin red "M (mitosis and cytokinesis)" sector. Add a curved bracket outside the ring spanning G1, S, and G2 labeled "Interphase". Inside the M sector, print the four mitotic stages in small text: prophase, metaphase, anaphase, telophase. Mark three checkpoints as small dark dots with leader labels: "G1 checkpoint" at the end of G1, "G2 checkpoint" at the end of G2, "Spindle assembly checkpoint" within M. Draw a branch arrow leaving G1 outward to a grey node labeled "G0 (resting)". Add a clockwise direction arrow around the ring.

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Create a cell cycle pie chart on a white background showing phase durations for a typical 24-hour human cell cycle. Draw proportional sectors: "G1" at about 11 hours (165 degrees, blue), "S" at about 8 hours (120 degrees, green), "G2" at about 4 hours (60 degrees, amber), and "M" at under 1 hour (15 degrees, red). Label each sector with its name, its hours, and its percentage: G1 46%, S 33%, G2 17%, M 4%. Add a caption beneath reading "Interphase (G1 + S + G2) is about 96% of the cycle". Keep the M sector visibly thin.

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Create a blank cell cycle worksheet. Draw the same divided ring in clean line art with pale uniform fills and no text inside any sector. Draw a leader line from each of the four sectors out to a short horizontal ruled blank line, numbered 1 to 4, and three more leader lines from the checkpoint positions to blanks numbered 5 to 7. Add an empty bracket outside the ring with a blank line above it. Include a word bank box reading "G1, S, G2, M phase, interphase, G1 checkpoint, G2 checkpoint, spindle assembly checkpoint". Generous white space, no answer key.

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Create a cell cycle diagram that shows chromosome state at each phase. Draw the four-sector ring, and around the outside place four small cell illustrations connected by leader lines: beside G1 a cell with two single-chromatid chromosomes labeled "2 chromosomes, 1 chromatid each"; beside the end of S a cell with two double-chromatid chromosomes labeled "DNA replicated, 2 chromatids each"; beside G2 the same but with the cell visibly larger; beside M a cell mid-anaphase with chromatids separating. Add a caption reading "S phase is where each chromosome gains its second chromatid".

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Create a cell cycle checkpoint diagram on a white background. Draw the four-sector ring in muted grey, then highlight three checkpoint positions with bright markers and callout cards. The G1 checkpoint card reads "Is the cell large enough? Are nutrients available? Is the DNA undamaged?"; the G2 checkpoint card reads "Did DNA replication complete correctly? Is any DNA damaged?"; the spindle assembly checkpoint card reads "Is every chromosome attached to the spindle?". Add a short note under the diagram reading "If a checkpoint fails, the cycle halts for repair or the cell undergoes apoptosis".

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Create a cell cycle flow chart on a white background. Draw five rounded boxes left to right connected by arrows: "G1 — cell grows", "S — DNA replicates", "G2 — grows and prepares", "M — mitosis", "Cytokinesis — cell divides", with a long return arrow from the last box back to the first labeled "Two daughter cells re-enter G1". Add a downward branch from the G1 box to a grey box labeled "G0 — leaves the cycle (e.g. nerve cells)". Colour the first three boxes with a shared pale tint and bracket them beneath with "Interphase".