Cell Division Flashcards

1
Q

what is the cell cycle critically controlled by?

A

cdk - cyclin-dependent kinases

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2
Q

when is cdk activity at its peak?

A

during mitosis

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3
Q

what is cdk regulated by?

A

+ phosphorylation

+ dephosphorylation

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4
Q

which cdk complex controls events in S phase of cell division?

A

active S-cdk

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5
Q

which cdk complex controls events in M phase of cell division?

A

cdk1 = cdc2

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6
Q

which cdk complex controls events during G1 phase of cell division?

A

cdk4/6

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7
Q

which cdk complex controls events between R point of G1 and start of S phase of cell division?

A

cdk2

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8
Q

which cdk complex controls events from start to middle of S phase of cell division?

A

cdk2

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9
Q

which cdk complex controls events from mid S phase M to end of G2 phase of cell division?

A

cdk1 = cdc2

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10
Q

how many checkpoints are there in G1?

A
  1. damaged DNA

2. unfavourable extracellular environment

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11
Q

how many checkpoints are there in S phase?

A
  1. damaged or incompletely replicated DNA
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12
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how many checkpoints are there in G2?

A
  1. damaged or incompletely replicated DNA
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13
Q

how many checkpoints are there in M phase

A
  1. chromosome improperly attached to mitotic spindle
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14
Q

when is the checkpoint for growth or quiescence?

A

R-Point (G1/S transition)

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15
Q

what disease can defects in cohesion cause?

A

Roberts Syndrome

- very rare

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16
Q

how are sister chromatids held together?

A

cohesion complex/rings made of cohesin

17
Q

what do defects at spindle checkpoint cause?

A

aneuploidy

18
Q

which cyclin controls events in M phase of cell division?

A

cyclin B

19
Q

which cyclin controls events during G1 phase of cell division?

A

cyclin D

20
Q

which cyclin controls events between R point of G1 and start of S phase of cell division?

A

cyclin E

21
Q

which cyclin controls events from start to middle of S phase of cell division?

A

cyclin A

22
Q

which cyclin controls events from mid S phase to end of G2 phase of cell division?

A

cyclin A

23
Q

what is the role of p53 in DNA damage?

A

directs transcription of cdk-inhibitors

24
Q

what is CHK2 activated by?

A

DNA damage

25
Q

what is the role of CHK2?

A

inhibits cdc25

26
Q

what are the stages of mitosis?

A
  • prophase
  • prometaphase
  • metaphase
  • anaphase
  • telophase
  • cytokinesis
27
Q

In metaphase, what must first happen for mitosis to proceed?

A

chromosomes are properly attached and under tension

28
Q

what checkpoint occurs during metaphase?

A

spindle checkpoint

29
Q

what occurs during prophase?

A

chromosomes become visible as paired chromatids and the nuclear envelope disappears

30
Q

what happens during prometaphase?

A

phosphorylation of nuclear pore proteins and lamins by M-CDK causes the nuclear membrane to break down into numerous small vesicles. As a result, the spindle microtubules now have direct access to the genetic material of the cell