Biochemistry - Binary Fission Flashcards

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What are the different types of growth bacteria can undergo?

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Binary Fission
Budding
Hyphal Growth
Cell Divsion

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What is the process of Binary Fission?

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Doubling of cell mass, division at the middle producing two daughter cells.

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Cell Cycle

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The events of a cell between formation of a new cell and formation of the next one.

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Cytokinesis

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The seperation of a cell into two daughter cells.

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What happens to the chromosome during formation of new bacterial cells?

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It compacts and rearranges such that two are in opposite halves of the cell.

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Replisome

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A protein carryign out DNA replication from the Ori site.

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What happens after chromosomal segregation?

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They undergo replication by the replisome.

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What is the process of septation

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Selection of septum-forming site
Z ring Assembly
Linking of Z ring to PM
Assembly of cell wall synthesising machinery
Cell construction then septum formation

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Z- Ring

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A cytoskeletal component analogous to the contractile ring in eukaryotic cells.

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What are the components of the Z-Ring?

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FtsZ, FtsA, ZapA and ZipA and FtsK

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FtsZ

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A tubulin resembling protein providing points of anchor for membrane constriction and septation.

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What is the most abundant Z ring protein?

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Ftsz

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What is FtsZ mid-line localisation dependent on?

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MinCDE system and Nucleoid Occlusion

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MinCDE System

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This prevents FtsZ polyermisation near parts of the PM.

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Nucleoid Occlusion

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This prevents chromosome from being bisected during septum division

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16
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Under what circumstance can septation/Z-Ring formation occur?

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When the nucleoids are segregated.

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What happens after Z Ring formatino.

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Cell wall synthesising machinery assembes, cytokinesis, membrane invagination, septum wall synthesis.

18
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What is FtsZ dependent on for membrane facilitaiton?

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FtsA and ZipA proteins.

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How do FtsA bind to FtsZ?

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By its carboxyl-terminal amphiphatic helix.