Cell Division Flashcards

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Learning Outcomes

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  • Describe mitosis
  • Outline phases of cell division
  • Describe cytoskeletal changes in each phase
  • Describe changes in nuclear envelop during cell
    division
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Reading:
* Alberts et al. Molecular Biology of the Cell, Ch17
* Alberts et al. Essential Cell Biology, Ch18

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Cell Division

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Cell Division – cytoskeletal changes

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Mitotic chromosome
consisting of two sister
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Condensin and cohesin

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Condensin - DNA into sister-chromatid

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Condensin and cohesin

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Condensin and cohesin

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Condensin and cohesin

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Cohesin – holding 2 sister-chromatids together

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Nuclear envelop in Cell Division

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Mitotic spindle

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Major motor proteins of the spindle

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Kinetochore and Chromosome attachment

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APC triggers sister-chromatid separation

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Contractile ring

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Actin and myosin II (contractile ring)

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How do cells know where to form contractile ring?

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Cell division

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Cell Division – protein changes

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