ch 5- cell division Flashcards

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homologous chromosome pairs

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two diff versions of the same chromsome number

one from mom and one from dad

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2
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dyad

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replicated chromosomes containing two sister chromatids that look like an X

connected by centromeres

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3
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what connects sister chromatids

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centromeres

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4
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kinetochores

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proteins on the side of centromeres that help microtubules pull sister chromatids apart during cell idvision

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5
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karyokinesis

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division of the nucleus

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6
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how many autosomes do we have (chromosomes)

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22 pairs

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7
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gametes

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haploid cells (sperm and eggs)

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8
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germ cells

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diploid cells that divide by meiosis to produce gametes

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9
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gametocyte

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euk germ cell

can either divide to make more gametocyte or produce gametes

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10
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what are somatic cells

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ALL BODY CELLS EXCEPT GAMETES (haploid)

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11
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what are the parts of interphase

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G1
G0
S
G2

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12
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90% of the cell cycle happens during what

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interphase

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13
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what happens during G1

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cell grows

checks for favourable conditions

if unfavourable it will enter G0

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14
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what is G0

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cells still carry functions but stop cell cycle and do not divide

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15
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what happens during S phase

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cell replicates its genome

centrosome replicates

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what happens during G2

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continues to grow

check DNA for errors

checks for MPF- mitosis promoting factor (maturation promoting factor)

organelles replicated

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17
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what are the fucntional limitations that lead to cell division

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when surface area: volume ratio is too low and when the genome to volume ratio is too low

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18
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what are the cell specific checkpoints

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G1- check for facourable conditions

end of G2- check for errors in DNA and MPF levels

M- check for chromosomal attachment to spindle fibres

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CDKs

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phosphorylate certain substrates to signal cell cycle progression

they depend on cyclin which cycles through stages of synth and degradation

20
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growth factors

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bind to receptors in th eplasma membrane to signal for cell division

21
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density dependent inhibition

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halting cell division when density of cells is high

22
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anchorage dependence

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cells divide only when attached to an external surface

23
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what forms the spindle apparatus

24
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MTOCs

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organize spindle appartus

ONLY IN EUK-

made up of centrosomes- pair of centromeres- ORGANELLES

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What are the types of microtubules in the spindle appartus
kinetochore microtubules astral microtubules polar microtubules
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kinetochore microtubules
extend from centrosomes and attach to kinetochores on chromosomes
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astral microtubules
extend from centrosomes to the cell membrane to orient the spindle apparatus
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polar microtubules
extend from the two centrosomes and connect with each other - push centrosomes to opposite ends of the cell
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pericentriolar material
surrounds centrioles and is responsible for microtubule nucleation (anchoring tubulin to start microtubule extension)
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prophase
chromatin condenses nucleolus and nuclear envelope dissapear spindle apparatus forms
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prometaphase
nuclear envelope fragments spindle apparatus microtubules attach to kinetochore of chromosomes
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when does chromosomes number double
during anaphase
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cleavage furrow
forms in late anaphase in animal cells contractile ring of ACTIN microfillaments and myosin motors that pinches the cell into two
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cell plate
in telophase in plant cells created by vesicles form the golgi apparatus and forms middle lamella (cements plant cells together)
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binary fission
no s phase cells replicate genome DURING cell division NO SPINDLE APPARATUS
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Meiois I vs II
I- homologous chromosomes separate II- sister chromosomes separate - reductional division
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when does crossing over occur
prophase I
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bivalent
tetrads - homologous chromosomes paired up - happens during synapsis between these homologous chromosomes, there is a synaptonemal complex
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chiasmata
when two chromosomes of a homologous pair cross over during synapsis
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s phase chromosome numbers
there are 46 chromosomes- after duplication- there are still 46 chromosomes but 92 chromatids during anaphase- we have 92 chromosomes and 92 chromatids and results in 46 chromosomes and 46 chromatids after separation (diploid)
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number of chromosomes and chromatids in mitosis
prophase - 46. 92 metaphse- 46. 92 anaphase- 92. 92 telophase- 92. 92 separated cells have 46 chromosomes and chromatids
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number of chromosomes and chromatids in meiosis I
prophase - 46. 92 metaphse- 46. 92 anaphase- 46. 92 telophase- 46. 92 separated cells have 23 chromosomes and 46 chromatids
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number of chromosomes and chromatids in meiosis II
prophase - 23. 46 metaphse- 23. 46 anaphase- 46. 46 telophase- 46. 46 separated cells have 23 chromosomes and 23 chromatids