cell cycle Flashcards

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the eukaryotic cell cycle is divided into

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4 phases: G1, S, G2, M

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When in mitosis does DNA replication occur?

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S phase

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3
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what form is DNA in in interphase?

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chromatin (mixture of DNA and proteins that form the chromosomes)

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4
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what is the kinetochore

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protein structure on chromatid where the microtubules attach

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5
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what do plants have to assist in cytokensis and what do they do?

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cell plates which grows outwards from centre of the cell to help them separate

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what is cell plate made up of?

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plasma membranes and cell wall components delivered by vesicles

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spindle assembly checkpoint at m to a checkpoint ensures

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spindle fibre is attached properly to chromatid

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what does BrdU do?

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incorporates into the growing strand during the S phase (can do this coz it mimics thymidine)

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9
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flow cytometry of proliferating cells show

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DNA content of cells at different stages of the cell cycle

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10
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what are cyclins?

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proteins that control the progression of cell cycle

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11
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cdks are present at xxx but xxx

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constant levels but must be activated to work

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12
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what does phosphorylation do?

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changes the structural conformation of a protein, causing it to become either activated or deactivated thus modifying its function

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13
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what do cdks do?

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phosphorylate proteins involved in cell cycle regulation

eg ones that control chromosome condensation

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14
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how is cdk2 activated?(t loop)

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cyclin binds to it and moves the T loop away from active site and partially activates cdk2

then CAK phosphorylates an amino acid n on the Cdk active site causing conformational change

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15
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what are cdks activated by

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cyclins

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16
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interphase is made up of

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g1, s, g2