Cell cycle ( S phase) Flashcards

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1
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a complex process that takes up a major fraction of the cell cycle

A

DNA duplication

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2
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the ____ ____ surrounding each
region of that DNA must also be reproduced

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protein packaging

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3
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DNA replication poses two
problems for the cell:

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  1. replication must occur with extreme accuracy
  2. every nucleotide in the genome must be
    copied once
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4
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  • where DNA replication begins
  • scattered at numerous
    locations in every chromosome
A

origins of replication

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5
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unwinds the double helix

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DNA helicase

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6
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replication machinery moves outward
from the origin at two replication forks

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elongation phase

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7
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two distinct steps of initiation phase of DNA replication

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  1. late mitosis and early G1
  2. occurs in S phase
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8
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when a pair of inactive DNA helicases is loaded onto the replication origin, forming prereplicative complex or preRC

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late mitosis and early G1

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9
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in late mitosis and early G1, a pair of inactive DNA helicases is loaded onto the replication origin, forming a large complex called the ________ ____ or _____

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prereplicative complex or preRC

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10
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prereplicative complex or preRC is sometimes called?

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licensing of replication origins

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11
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DNA helicases are activated, resulting in DNA unwinding and the initiation of DNA synthesis

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in S phase

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12
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in S phase, the DNA helicases are activated, resulting in?

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DNA unwinding and initiation of DNA
synthesis

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13
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duplication of a chromosome is not simply a matter of replicating the ____ at its core but also requires the duplication of these _____ proteins and their
proper ____ on the DNA

A

DNA
Chromatin
Assembly

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14
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production of chromatin proteins increases during what phase

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S phase

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15
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stimulate a large increase in the synthesis of the four histone subunits that form the histone octamers

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S-Cdks

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16
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S-Cdks stimulate a large increase in the synthesis of the ____ histone subunits that form the ____ ____

A

4
histone octamers

17
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helps to control gene expression

A

Chromatin packaging

18
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In some parts of the chromosome, the chromatin is highly condensed and is called?

A

heterochromatin

19
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in other regions of chromosome has a more open structure and is called?

A

euchromatin

20
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At the end of S phase, each replicated chromosome consists of a pair of?

A

identical sister chromatids glued together along their length

21
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Sister-chromatid cohesion depends on a large protein complex called

A

cohesin

22
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two of subuits of cohesin

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SMC proteins (for Structural Maintenance of Chromosome)

23
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Cohesin forms ___ ______ structure

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giant ringlike structures

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