Cell cycle regulation Flashcards
what is cell proliferation?
increase in the number of cells as a result of cell growth and division
what triggers cell proliferation?
growth factors and extracellular matrix molecules
what are the stages of the cell cycle?
G0
G1
S phase
G2
mitosis
G1 has a restriction point that controls when the cell enters S phase.
Cyclin dependant kinases ? and ? activated by ??
Initiates ? of ?
Allows the cells to go into checkpoint before S phase
At the checkpoint ? is replaced by ?
Cdk4
Cdk6
cyclin D
phosphorylation
retinoblastoma Rb protein
cyclin D
cyclin E
what cyclin is in S phase?
cyclin E
which cyclin is in G2?
cyclin A
which cyclin is in mitosis?
Cyclin B
Cyclins act in constant with ??? to move through the ?? Sometimes they can be ? or ? which leads to unregulated ??.
cyclin dependant kinases
cell cycle
overexpressed
mutated
cell growth
what does the G1 checkpoint to enter S phase check?
Is environmental conditions favourable e.g. has it been given the correct signals to replicate
what does the G2 checkpoint to enter Mitosis phase check?
Checks if everything is replicated and if it’s still favourable to replicate e.g. enough proteins and Atp to facilitate the next phase in the cycle
what does the metaphase checkpoint check?
Are all chromosomes attached to spindles
cell cycle controllers
Cyclin dependant kinases Cdks ? cyclins
Whether a cyclin is phosphorylated or not controls the ? of the Cdk and the cell cycle
phosphorylate
activity
what do G1/S cyclins do?
bind at the end of G1 committing the cell to DNA replication
what do S cyclins do?
bind during S phase to initiate replication
what do M cyclins do?
promote the events of mitosis