6: cell cycle Flashcards

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When is the 1st check of the cell cycle?

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late G1 phase, is cell DNA good enough to go to the Sphase → not = cell arrest

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When isthe 2e check of the cell cycle?

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late G2 → is all DNA Replicated for mitosis

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When is the 3de check of the cell cycle?

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M check → are all Chromosomes attacked to the spindles

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4
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how are the checkpoints controlled?

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by Cyclin cDK

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on what levels is cycli n CDK regulated?

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  • phosphorylation
  • Ubiquitination
  • inhibitory proteins
    ~ cyclins production (RTK growth)
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6
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key components of the cell cycle? (Cyclin)

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  • only active when Cdk is bound to a cyclin
  • activity rice and fall during cell cycle because of different cyclin levels
  • different classes of cyclin
  • cyclins activate CDK and determine substrate
  • can be suppressed by Var ious Mechanisms
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What happens if there is to much Myc?

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P53 gets activated by removal from active Mdm2 via arf
2 outcomes :
cell cycle arrest
Apoptosis last resort

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8
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what happens When p53 is not needed?

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degration

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what is needed for a functional CD k ?

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phosphorylation
Inhibitor and activator for regulation

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What is CAK?

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CDK activating kinase

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what is CIK?

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CDK inhibitory kinase

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12
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What is CKI

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inhibits through binding

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13
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What does p27 do?

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in activate cyclin - CDK complex

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14
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what is the result of mutations in protein Rb?

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loss of control of E2f activity causing Retinoblastoma

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15
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Where are heridetairy tumors most associated with?

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Mutations of the RB1 tumor suppressor gene

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16
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what happens When Rb is mutated?

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E2F Stays active all the time → cells keep getting pushed te S-phase
damaged DNA gets accepted and copied

17
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what does the E2F adenovirus look_a_like de?

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E1A binds to Rb and acts like E2f → every cell goes to s- phase
E1B binds to p53 to prevent apoptosis

18
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what does the Apc/C target?

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inhibitory protein Securin for destruction
S+ m cyclins leading to loss of cDK activity in anaphase

19
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what does the Apc/C target?

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inhibitory protein Securin for destruction

20
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What does the sCf complex do?

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target specific proteins for degradation by the proteosome