Cell Division Flashcards

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When does RNA, tubulin, and other proteins and energy required for division synthesize?

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G2 phase, 2-4 hrs.

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When does DNA synthesis/duplication occur? with centrosome duplication?

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S phase. 8-10 hours. goes from 2n to 4n.

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When does general growth and PROTEIN synthesis occur?

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G1 phase. variable in length. generally long.

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Name the cyclins responsible for regulating cell cycle and their points of regulation.

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Cyclin D and E -> passage past restriction point so from G1 to S.
Cyclin A -> S to G2.
Cyclin B -> G2 to M.

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what happens in Werner’s syndrome?

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mutation in gene that encodes DNA helicase so cant replicate chromosomes and go through cell cycle. so can’t replace… so have old cells…

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what happens in Progeria (Hutchinson Gilford syndrome)?

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mutation in IFs that line nuclear envleope and affects ability of cells to divide. so can’t regenerate and child looks very old.

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What is the centromere?

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region of chromosome, where kinetochore microtubules bind.

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what happens in prophase?

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chromosomes condense.
kinetochores assemble on centromeres.
Centrosomes (MTOCs) migrate to poles.
Spindle begins to form.

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What happens in prometaphase?

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Nuclear envelope breaks down.
Microtubules attach to kinetochores. .
Chromosomes begin to migrate

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What happens in Metaphase?

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Chromosomes maximally condensed and lined up on metaphase plate.

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What happens in Anaphase?

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Sister chromatids separate.

Cleavage furrow begins to form at late anaphase.

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What happens in Telophase?

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spindle microtubules begin to depolymerize.
nuclear envelope forms around daughter nuclei.
chromosomes begin to decondense and nucleoli form.
cleavage furrow deepens.

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What does Vincristine and Colchicine do? also taxol.

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destabilize microtubules so disrupt mitotic spindle formation

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What does 5-fluorouracil , methotrexate, and cytosine arabinoside do?

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they inhibit DNA synthesis. deprive DNA of nutrients.

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meiotic prophase I sub-phases?

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Leptotene - chrom condense form long strands.
Zygotene - homolog chrom pair up and form synaptonemal complex -> tetrad or bivalent.
Pachytene - chrom condense more. chiasmata form and cross over occurs between homol. chrom.
Diplotene - chrom condense more. parts decondense for RNA synth.
Diakinesis - chrom condense max. nucleolus and nuclear envel. appear.

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