7.3 Cell Cycle Dysregulation and Apoptosis Flashcards

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What is the definition of cell proliferation?

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process of cell growth that is fundamentally necessary for the development and tissue repair in multicellular organisms

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Which cells undergo cell proliferation under normal circumstances?

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lining of the skin, intestines and bone marrow cells

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What are differentiated cells?

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cells that have matured to provide a specific function

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What is a generic characteristic of differentiated cells?

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they remain quiescent unless stimulated to divide

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Which differentiated cells always divide?

A

epithelial cells
GI cells
immune system cells

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What are the phases of the cell cycle?

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interphase
mitosis
G0

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What are the phases in interphase?

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G1 S G2

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What occurs during G1 phase?

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cell is stockpiling enzymes and molecules for DNA replication

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What occurs during S phase?

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chromosomal DNA is actively being replicated

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What is interphase?

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cell is replicating DNA and performing normal functions

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What is G2 phase?

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cell is growing and checking to make sure it is ready for cell division

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What occurs during M phase?

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cell division

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What are cells known as when they are in G0?

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quiescent

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14
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What is the phase G0?

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endpoint for most differentiated cells unless stimulated to enter the rest of the cell cycle

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15
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What cells cannot enter G0?

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cancer cells

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16
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What does it mean that cancer cells have aberrant signal transduction pathways?

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constantly and erroneously provided with growth signals or cannot respond to signals that tell the cell to stop dividing

17
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How many cell cycle checkpoints are there?

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three

18
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What are checkpoints?

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ensure that a normal cell progresses through the cell cycle as usual

19
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Where are the three cell cycle checkpoints?

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G1/S
G2/M
and in M

20
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What is needed to pass the G1/S checkpoint?

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cell must be adequate size
DNA needs to be undamaged