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1
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what is the transcription rate, in nucleotides per second, in eukaryotes?

A

40 nucleotides per second

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2
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what does the cell theory state

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all organisms are made of cells and all cells come from pre-existing cells

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3
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what is the primary aim of the cell cycle

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produce two daughter cells that are genetically and functionally identical to the parent cell

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4
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what is interphase made up of

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G1 Growth, S Synthesis, G2 Growth

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what happens during G1 growth phase

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cell replicates all organelles except DNA and nucleus, replication of centrosomes begin.

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what happens during synthesis S

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DNA strands separated and replicated (DNA replication)

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what happens during G2

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checks for completion of DNA synthesis, finishes up replication of centrosomes

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describe mitosis

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continuous process where nuclear membrane dissolves, two copies of DNA are separated and reform as two nuclei. Four phases in total

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what are the four (five) phases in mitosis

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prophase, (pro metaphase), metaphase, anaphase, telophase

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10
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what are centrosomes

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two centrioles

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11
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when do centrosomes replicate

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interphase

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12
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what occurs during prophase

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chromatin forms chromosomes, mitotic spindle begins to form

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what happens during prometaphase

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nuclear envelope dissolves, spindle fibres looking for chromosomes kinetochore

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what happens during metaphase

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chromosomes complete migration to the middle of the cll, known as the metaphase plate

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wha tahppens during anaphase

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kinetochore disassembles, microtubules drag chomorosomes to the two poles of the cells

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what happens during telophase

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nuclear envelope re-forms, spindle disintegrates, two new nuclei form

17
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what occurs during cytokinesis

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cell division begins, actin-myosin ring causes plasma membrane to state pinching in. Cytoplasm divides

18
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when does cytokinesis occur

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immediately after mitosis

19
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what is the G0 state

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the state of non-dividing cells

20
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what are some checkpoints of the cell cycle

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G1 to S, G2 to M, M (SAC, between m,metaphase and anaphase)

21
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where does cell cycle regulation occur

A

at the checkpoints

22
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what is an MPF

A

mitosis promoting factor, composed of two distinct polypeptide subunits

23
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what does a mitosis promoting factor do

A

induces mitosis

24
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what ar the two polypeptide subunits in a MPF

A

CDK protein kinase, cyclin

25
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what happens without effective cell cycle checkups

A

tumours form

26
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what are two aspects of DNA mutation that result in cancer

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proto oncogenes become oncogenes which promote uncontrollable cell replication, tumour suppressor genes become inactive

27
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what is normal control of cell cyle

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a balance of proto-oncogenes (RAS) and tumour suppressing genes

28
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what are the names for small benign and larger benign tumours

A

polyp and adenoma

29
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what is the name for a large malignant tumour

A

carcinoma

30
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how does cancer spread to other parts of the body

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through body fluids such as blood and lymph