BI203 Lecture 23: The Cell Cycle - Stages of Mitosis (Slides 36 - 50) Flashcards

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5 phases of Mitosis (prior to cytokinesis):

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prophase, prometaphase, metaphase, anaphase, telophase

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Prophase:

Chromatin ___
Nuclear envelope ___
Migration of ___
Initiation of ___ ___

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condensation, breakdown, centrosomes, mitotic spindle

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3
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Sister chromatids attach to each other at the ___.

Spindle fibers attach to chromosomes at the ___.

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centromere, kinetochore

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4
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The ___ (which duplicated during interphase) separate and move to opposite sides of the nucleus.

They serve as the two poles of the mitotic spindle, which begins to form during late ___.

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centrosomes, prophase

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5
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___ - transition between prophase and metaphase. Spindle microtubules attach to kinetochores.

The chromosomes shuffle back and forth until they align on the metaphase plate. The cell is then at ___.

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Prometaphase, metaphase

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6
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Most cells are in metaphase only briefly before proceeding to ___: Links between sister chromatids break; they separate and move to opposite poles of the spindle.

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anaphase

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___/___ ___ protein kinase (___) is the master regulator of M phase transition.

It activates other mitotic protein kinases and directly phosphorylates structural proteins involved in cellular reorganization.

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Cdk1/cyclin B, MPF

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Cdk1 activates ___ kinases, which activate ___ kinases, which in turn activate Cdk1.

All of these protein kinases have multiple roles in mitosis.

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Aurora, Polo-like

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9
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___ maintain linkage between sister chromatids in S and G2.

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cohesins

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10
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The mechanism of condensation during prophase is not fully understood, but it is driven by ___, “structural maintenance of chromatin” (SMC) proteins.

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condensins

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Condensins are phosphorylated (activated) by ___/___ ___; they then replace the ___, leaving sister chromatids linked only at the centromere.

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Cdk1/cyclin B, cohesins

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12
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Breakdown of the nuclear envelope involves changes in all components:

Nuclear ___ fragment
Nuclear ___ ___ dissociate
Nuclear ___ depolymerizes - due to phosphorylation of lamins by ___/___ ___

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membranes, pore complexes, lamina, Cdk1/cyclin B

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13
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The ___ ___ fragments into vesicles, which are absorbed into the ER or distributed to daughter cells at cytokinesis.

___ ___ breakdown is mediated by phosphorylation of proteins by ___/___ ___ and ___ kinases.

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golgi apparatus, Cdk1/cyclin B, Polo-like

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14
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Cdk1 and other M phase kinases also lead to:

1) Relocation of ___
(2) Increased ___ turnover
(3) Initiation of ___ ___

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centrosomes, microtubule, spindle formation

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15
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Microtubule turnover rate increases, resulting in depolymerization and shrinkage of the ___ microtubules.

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interphase

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16
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The balance of ___ acting on the chromosomes leads to their alignment on the metaphase plate.

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forces

17
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The spindle consists of ___ and ___ microtubules, plus interpolar microtubules which overlap in the center of the cell, and astral microtubules.

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kinetochore, chromosomal

18
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___ activity drives cells through mitosis and to metaphase.

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kinase