Cell cycle and checkpoints in Cell Division Flashcards
In which phase does preparation for one cell to become two happen?
G1 phase (Protein synthesis/Start of Cycle)
What phase is it where the cell begins replicating its non-chromosomal content?
G1 phase(Protein synthesis/start of cycle)
What phase is it where each of the 46 chromosomes is duplicated by the cell?
S phase(DNA synthesis)
Phase where the cell double-checks duplicated chromosomes for errors, making any needed repairs. What phase?
G2(proof-reading/repair)
Phase where the duplicated chromosomal DNA condenses into mitotic chromosomes. The chromosomes are distributed to opposite parts of the cell that will pinch off to become two new daughter cells. What phase?
M phase (cell division)
What happens at G0 phase?
Cell is QUIESCENT-the cell is metabolizing nutrients & performing its functions.
Is there cell division preparation at G0?
NOPE!
Are CDKs dependent on Cyclins?
Yes
What do cyclins do to CDKs?
Cyclin subunits determine which proteins are phosphorylated by the CDK
Cyclin Dependents Kinase must be bound to ___ to activate CDK activity
CDK
_____Phosphorylates serine/threonine residues of proteins that
need to be activated or inactivated during a specific phase
of the cell cycle.
CDK
_____levels remain constant throughout the cell cycle
(activity is primarily controlled by levels of _____
CDK
cyclins
What part of the cyclin-CKD complex can be Made and degraded as needed during each phase of the cell cycle?
Cyclin
What is a mitogen?
(growth factor) is an extracellular ligand that initiates a signaling response which ultimately results in cell division.
Provide steps of cell cycle (5)
- Mitogen binds to receptor (on cell surface)
- Phosphrylation cascade throug Ras
- MAP kinase increases synthesis & activity of transcription factor MYC.
- MYC increases the expression of the G1
- associated cyclin, cyclin D. - Cyclin D-CDK4/6 first active cyclin-CDK complex of the cell cycle