Cell Cycle Flashcards

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Name the segments in the cell cycle

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G1,S,G2,G0, Mitosis

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Name the 3 key stages of regulation in cell cycle

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G1 checkpoint, G2 checkpoint, M checkpoint

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How does p53 regulate cell cycle

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p53 halts cell cycle and recruits enzymes to repair DNA and if cant be repaired the p53 trigger apoptosis

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4
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What happens with mutated p53

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cell cycle continues and cells can become cancerous

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What happens in G1 phase

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normal cell growth and function- the role of the cell in an organism is fulfilled in this phase

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What happens in S(synthesis) phase

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DNA is unwound and replicated in preparation for division

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What happens in G2 phase

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Cell growth in preparation for mitosis. Mass of the cell and number of organelles must almost double

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What happens in prophase mitosis

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DNA coils into chromosome, tightly coiled
DNA is visible to light microscope
nuclear membrane starts to breaks down

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What happens in metaphase mitosis

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Microtubules bind to centromeres of chromosomes

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What happens in anaphase mitosis

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sister chromatids are pulled apart each moving toward a new daughter cell

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What happens in telophase mitosis

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reverse of prophase
new nuclear membrane forms and cytokinesis begins

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Key features of Interphase

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Homogenously granular nucleus
distinct nuclear envelope
nucleolus may be observed

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Key features in prophase

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Intact nuclear boundary
chromatin condensed into chromosomes
nuclei may or may not be visible
chromosomes condensed

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Key features in metaphase

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Nuclear boundary and nucleolus not seen
Chromosomes thick and arranged at equatorial plate
chromosomes thick and may be able to make out separate chromatids

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Key features of anaphase

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Chromatid separation seen
Chromatids moving apart and look V/J/I shape
No sign of line of new cell membrane between poles yet

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Key features of Telophase/ cytokinesis

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Chromosomes observed at two poles
nuclear envelope appears to form on both chromatin masses at poles
The cell plate begins to form between cells until seen as two cells side by side

17
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Describe Meiosis

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18
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How to find miotic index(ratio of cells in mitosis)

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Cells with visible chromosomes/Total number of cells