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CELL CYCLE REGULATION Flashcards

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Cell cycle checkpoints are…

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Internal cellular mechanisms that control progression through the cell cycle phases
They search for, detect, and repair biochemical errors

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Each checkpoint sensor verifies the…

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Accurate completion of essential cellular events

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When the adult stem cell encounters the checkpoint the-

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-Cell cycle pauses
-Checkpoint sensors search for biochemical errors
-Cell cycle continues if no errors are detected

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Process of the checkpoint:

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  1. the cell recognized the proper Go-Signal
  2. the “continue signal” was released
  3. the cell crossed the G1/S checkpoint
  4. the cell advanced to the S phase
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Each checkpoint sensor recruits the proper repair enzymes when an error is…

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Detected, corrects the error, and instructs the cell to advance to the next phase

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Checkpoint sensor process

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  1. sensor searches for errors
  2. activated checkpoint recruits repair enzymes
  3. after repairing the error, the “continue signal” is released
  4. cell passes the checkpoint and advances to next phase
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The checkpoint sensory detects a critical biochemical error that cannot be repaired… =

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The cell self destructs by apoptosis

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Apoptosis eliminates cells that are…

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-Precancerous
-Cancerous (some cancer cells are mutated and apoptosis cannot occur)
-No longer needed
-Infected
-Defective and need to be replaced

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What is the first checkpoint?

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The G1/S phase checkpoint

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Cells in the G1 phase must recognize a…

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“Go-signal” to pass the G1/S checkpoint and enter the S phase

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11
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Growth factors are

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Protein Go-Signals

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Example of Go-Signals

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Steroid hormones (estrogen, testosterone)

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Roughly how many human Go-Signals?

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~50

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Why are growth hormones prescribed?

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To treat growth hormone deficiency, Turner Syndrome, and other conditions associated with short stature

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At the G1 checkpoint, if the cell does not receive a go ahead signal where does the cell go?

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G0

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What is the second checkpoint?

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G2/M phase

17
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G2/M phase

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-Verifies the accuracy of DNA replication during the S phase
-Instructs the cell to advance to the G2 phase
-DNA damage checkpoint

18
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What is the third checkpoint?

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M phase (spindle)

19
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M phase (spindle) checkpoint

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-Controls the metaphase to anaphase transition during mitosis
-Ensures all chromosomes are attached to the spindle before the adult stem cell can complete mitotic cell division

20
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What does the M phase checkpoint prevent?

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Prevents Aneuploidy in each daughter cell

21
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What are the regulatory molecules that control cell cycle progression?

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-Cyclin proteins
-Cyclin dependent kinases (CDKs)

22
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After each checkpoint is crossed…

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The cyclin proteins and CDKs enable the cell to advance to the next cell cycle phase

23
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How is CDK activated?

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Cyclin binds to the CDK

24
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What enables the cell to pass the G1/S checkpoint and enter S phase?

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Active CDK

25
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MPF

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Mitosis promoting factor

26
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MPF enables…

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Cell entry into the M phase by phosphorylation and other regulatory proteins

27
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________ degrade proteins marked for destruction

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Proteasomes

28
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How many proteasomes in each cell?

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30,000-50,000

29
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What happens to cyclin proteins after the adult stem cell advances to the next cell cycle phase?

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Cyclin proteins must be degraded

30
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What protein is attached to the cyclin proteins?

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Ubiquitin

31
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Proteasomes degrade what and release what?

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Proteasomes degrade the marked cyclin proteins and release the amino acids

32
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_______ proteasomes that can’t degrade cyclin increase cancer risk

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Defective proteasomes

33
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Defective cell cycle regulation has…

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Medical consequences
-Abnormal growth
-Benign tumors, malignant tumors
-Immune system dysfunction

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