Cell Cycle Flashcards
What are the four stages of the cell cycle?
G1, S-phase, G2, M-phase
The _______, off of the G1 phase, which is the resting phase.
G0
Once we move past the __________, we are committed to the cell cycle
Restriction Point
What occurs during S-phase?
Chromosome synthesis/ replication occurs
What occurs during M-phase?
Chromosome segregation occurs
_________ is the regulating protein of the cell cycle.
Cyclin dependent kinase
_________ is the inhibitor of the cell cycle, maintaing the cell cycle in between G1 and S-phase until everything is ready. It is lost in cancer cells
Retinoblastoma
Mitogens are growth factors that cause the production of cycline D1-3 that activated CDK 4/6 to inhibit ____________, resulting in entry into the cell cycle and _________ ensues
Rb; S phase
In embryos, there are many more __________, and shorter _________
Replication bubbles, S-phases
What is an ORC
Origin replication complex; a hexamer ring that remains on DNA; origin marker
Checkpoints prevent _________ in which there too few or too many chromosomes.
Aneuploidy
Patients with Li Fraumeni syndrome have a high risk for cancer and have mutated ______ and ______ genes
p53 and Chk2
What are ATM and ATR
Two protein kinases that are integral components of the DNA damage checkpoint
In meiosis, there are two divisions after DNA replication. In Meiosis I, homologues separate, which is a __________ division. In Meiosis II, ___________ separate, a equational division.
Reductional; Replicated sister chromosomes