7.1 Study Guide Flashcards
G1 phase
A newly divided cell enters right after completing mitosis. The cell increases in size and prepares to replicate its DNA.
S phase
The cell replicates its DNA at the end of the phase. The cell has two complete sets of chromosomes.
G2 phase
The cell continues to grow and prepares for division
G1 checkpoints
No DNA damage and has sufficient resources
S checkpoints
No errors during DNA replication
G2 checkpoints
DNA without damage, chromosome set complete, enough cell components.
M checkpoints
All sister chromatids are attached to the miotic spindle
What is the G0 phase
Where non-dividing fully differentiated cells in the body such as neurons and muscle cells go, and they never reenter the cycle.
Why do cells divide
For growth and development, repair and renewal, and reproduction
Are there any patterns between similar cancer genes
No, all cancer genes even the same ones are unique to only themselves.
Both Alleles of a gene need to be mutated in order for cancer to occur
Tumor Supressor