10.6 control of the cell cycle Flashcards
what are the 2 irreversible steps in the cell cycle
1 DNA replication
2 separation of sister chromatids
MPF stands for
maturation-promoting factors
MPF was discovered in
frog oocytes
MPF is low in which phase
early G2
which phase does MPF peak in
mitosis
proteins produced in synchrony with the cell cycle
cyclins
complexes of a kinase and cyclin
cyclin-dependent kinase (CDK)
3 checkpoints that control the cell cycle
- G1/S
- G2/M
- Spindle checkpoint
points at which the cell assesses the accuracy of the cell cycle process and can stop if needed
checkpoints
checkpoint where the cell makes a commitment to divide
G1/S
checkpoint that ensures DNA integrity, passage is a commitment to mitosis
G2/M
checkpoint that ensures all chromosomes are attached to spindle fibers with bipolar integrity
spindle checkpoint
the cell cycle progresses by the action of
CDK’s
activity of CDK is controlled by
phosphorylation
APC/C stands for the
anaphase-promoting complex/ cyclosome