bio unit 2 quiz 2 Flashcards

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cell division

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the process that allows a single cell to beocme an orgnism with trillons of cells

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2
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cell differentioaion

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the process where newly formed cells become more specialized to perfom diffenrt funcions

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cell specialization

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cells take on specifc functions. accomplshed by differntial gene expression.

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4
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differntial gene expression.

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the activation of differnt instructins within a given cell by chmical signals causing it to differenntiate. Same gene in all cellls. cell truing on and off.

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5
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gene expression and the environment

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cells have contral over which gene are beig expressed so we say its a regulated process. cells can also respond to envronmental factors such as light and temperature.

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6
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purpose of cell division

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happens in eukayotics
- for growth and developemnt
- for repair : replace dying cells, wear and tear, and regeneration of new cells.

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7
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cell cycle

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the sequence of grwoth and division that occurs in cells. In cell cycle there is cell growth, DNA replication, Cell gowth, and then cell division.

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8
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phases of the cell cycle

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interphase if first which consists of : G1 - growth , S phase - DNa synthesis and replication, G2 - more cell growht and cell geting ready to divide.

Then mitosis which consists of PMAT, which does nuclear division

then cytokinesis which is where the cytoplams divides

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9
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chromatin

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the form of the DNA during interphase. Loose noodle like. Able to transcribe

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10
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Chromosome

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the DNa when cell enters mitosis. The chromatn coils up to from chromoosmes. we have 46

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interphase

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befoer mitosis. Nuleus in visible. The DNA is in loose strands of chromatin.

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12
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G1

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evryday cellular activity and the cell grows

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13
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G2

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cell is prepared for mitoosis

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14
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g0

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some cells can enter this. Is a resting pahses. Where the cell doe snot prepare to divide.

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15
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s phase

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  • DNa replication
    this has to happend befreo cell division. Create new set of DNa identical to the fisrt.
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16
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DNa replication

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DNa in chromosome is copied. Each chromosome has an identical copy. Each copy is called chromatid. they are refered to as siter chromatids. A centromere joins them together.

17
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somatic cell

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have a full set of chromosomes

18
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Diploid

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if a cell has a full set of chromosomes. symbol = 2n=#

19
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pourpose of mitosis

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the division of the nuclues, and its contents. 4 steps : PMAT

20
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prophase

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  • nuclear envelope breaks down
  • chromatin coild into the chromosome
  • Centroles move to oppsosite ends, with spinde fibers in between.
21
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metaphase

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chromosmes duplicate with sister chromatids. They line up across the middel fo the cell.

22
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Anaphase

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the sister chromatids seprate inot indidual chromosomes. Are pulled to the oppposite ends of the cel.

23
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telephase

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the chromose is at eh oppise end of the cell. 2 new nuclear evelopes form and 2 nuclei appear. BUt not yet duplicated

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cytokinesis

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the cytoplam divided. Then 2 cells form. They are identical daughter cells with the same number of chromosomes.

25
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cell plate

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formed in cytokinesis. This is used to create the cell wall.

26
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results of the cell cycle

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2 genetically identical daughter cells with the same number of chromosomes. Same DNA.

27
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cancer

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disruption of the cell cycle. unontrolled cell division of abmnormal and damaged cells. The caner cel donts respond to regulatory signals. The cells dont listen to G0 or protein signals.

28
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cycline

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Cycline proteisn regulate the cell cycle.

29
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external factors

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directs cell to speed up or slow down. Can include growth factors. respond to the events outside of the cell

30
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protoocgenes adn tumor suppressor genes

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codes for porteins that help regulate cell growth and diviison. Tumer suppergenses stop the growth of abonral cell growht and division.

31
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mutations in protoocgenes adn tumor suppressor genes

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can crate diffent proteins that fail to regulate cell growh and function. can prevent cells from doing cell division. the most commn is p53.

32
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g1 checkpoint

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check to see if DNA is damaged

33
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g2 checkpint

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Check to see f DNA is replicated properly

34
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M checkpint

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spindel assembly checkpijt, check for the alignment of the shromosomes.

35
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checkpoints

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checkpoint see if anything is wrong during the cell cycle =. is worng then cell go throuhg repainr or the apoptosis they die.

36
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some causes of cancer

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uv-light, x -rays, smoking, chemicals, radiation expoture, and viral infection.