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Cell Cycle Flashcards

Chapter 11

1
Q

What percentage of the cell cycle is interphase?

A

90%

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2
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What are the phases of interphase?

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G1 phase, S phase and G2 phase

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3
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What are the events of interphase?

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The cell grows and replicates both its organelles and its chromosomes.

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4
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Mitotic Phase

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This involves both mitosis and cytokineses

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5
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What are the two types of cell division?

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Mitosis and Meiosis

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6
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Cytokinesis

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Cytoplasm of cell divides into 2 distinct daughter cells

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7
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What are chromosomes composed of?

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Histones and DNA

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8
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What is the structure of chromosomes in G2?

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Chromosomes are unwound and consist of two daughter chromatids (2 DNA helices)

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9
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Cohesions

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Rings that hold sister chromatids together

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10
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Codensins

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Rings that compress DNA

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11
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Nuclear Lamins

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Fragments the nuclear envelope to get it out of the way for division

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12
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In what phase of mitosis to chromosomes condense?

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Prophase

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13
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In what phase of mitosis do spindle apparatus form?

A

Prophase

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14
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What is the role of the spindle apparatus?

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To move and separate sister chromatids

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15
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What phase comes after Prophase?

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Prometaphase

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16
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In what phase of mitosis does the nuclear envelope break down?

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Prometaphase

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17
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Where do microtubules attach to chromatids?

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Kinetochores

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18
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What are kinetochores?

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Located on either side of the centromere. Where microtubules attach.

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19
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In what phase is the formation of the mitotic spindle complete?

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Metaphase

20
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What phase comes after Prometaphase?

A

Metaphase

21
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In what phase of mitosis do chromosomes line up on the metaphase plate?

A

Metaphase - Each chromosome is held by microtubules from opposite plates

22
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What phase comes after Metaphase?

A

Anaphase

23
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In what phase of mitosis do cohesions holding sister chromatids together split apart?

A

Anaphase

24
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What phase comes after Anaphase?

A

Telophase

25
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In what phase of mitosis does a new nuclear envelope form around each new set of chromosomes?

A

Telophase

26
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In what phase of mitosis doe chromosomes decondense?

A

Telophase

27
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What step comes after Telophase?

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Cytokinesis

28
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Cytokinesis

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Cytoplasm splits and 2 identical daughter cells are formed.

29
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Centromere

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Where the two sister chromatids are joined after DNA replication

30
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What else is duplicated during interphase besides DNA?

A

Centrioles

31
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Where are centrioles located?

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Inside centrosomes.

32
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What is the different between centromeres and centrosomes?

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Centrosomes house centrioles and centromeres join sister chromatids

33
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How does cytokinesis in animal cells occur?

A

A cleavage furrow forms and a ring of microtubules at that size tightens like a drawstring.

34
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How does cytokinesis in plant cells occur?

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Vesicles line up in the middle of the cell and fuse forming a cell plate. The cell plate becomes a wall between the two daughter cells.

35
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When do chromosomes become visable?

A

During prophase when chromatin fibres condense into discrete chromosomes.

36
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In what phase of mitosis are sister chromatids consider full-fledged chromosomes?

A

Anaphase

37
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During prophase a homologous pair of chromosomes consists of _____.

A

2 chromosomes and four chromatids

38
Q

What method to bacteria use to reproduce?

A

Binary Fission

39
Q

Progression through the cell cycle is regulated by oscillations in the concentration of which type of molecule?

A

Cyclins

40
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Epigentic Changes

A

Changes to histones that affect gene expression

41
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What is the consequences of DNA methylation?

A

Epigentic Changes

42
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Mitosis Promoting Factor

A

It has two distinct parts (2 polypeptides): cyclin and cyclindependent kinase (Cdk)

43
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Cdk

A

kinase, an enzyme that adds a PO4(P for short) from ATP to a protein. Phosphorylation typically activates or inactivates a protein – it activates mitosis proteins.

44
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When is Cdk active?

A

When bound to cyclin

45
Q

What protein is the tumor suppressor in G1?

A

p53 protein

46
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p53 Protein

A

auses the cell cycle or initiates apoptosis – programmed cell death – if the DNA is physically damaged.

47
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Ubiquitins

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small protein that attach to the cyclin subunit and mark it for destruction by proteasomes

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