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Assessment 1: Class 5 Flashcards

(14 cards)

1
Q

What is needed in G0 (Gap 0)?

A

Cells need a stimulus to start the cell cycle

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2
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What occurs during G1 (Gap 1)?

A
  • Takes 8-10 hours
  • New protein
  • More organelles
  • Increase in size
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3
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What happens at the first checkpoint?

A
  • Is there enough room?
  • Is there enough food?
  • Are there enough nucleotides? (GATC)
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4
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What takes place during S (synthesis)?

A
  • Takes 6-8 hours

- DNA is replicated

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5
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What takes place during G2 (Gap 2)?

A
  • Takes 3-4 hours
  • Check DNA
  • Make more protein for next phase
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6
Q

What is CDK?

A

Cyclin Dependent Kinase

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7
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What is the purpose of CDK?

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CDK binds phosphates to things

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8
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What does it mean if a word ends in -ase

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That is an enzyme

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9
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How long do red blood cells live for?

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About 2 months

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10
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What cells are constantly growing? (5)

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  • Hair
  • Nails
  • Skin
  • Blood
  • Muscle cells (if you work out a lot)
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11
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Phosphoralation

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Attaching phosphates from the environment onto things

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12
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What happens when CDK attaches to cyclin?

A

The cell cycle is turned “on”

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13
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What are the “Gate Keeper Proteins”?

A
  • P16

- P53

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14
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What are the most frequently muted proteins in cancer cells?

A
  • P53

- Rb

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