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Chapter 10: Cell Growth & Division Flashcards

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1
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Mitosis and cell division produces two ______

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identical daughter cells

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2
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3 goals of mitosis and cell division:

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growth, repair, and development

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1st problem: Cell size and material exchange

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the larger a cell grows the surface area/volume ratio DECREASES which makes cells less efficient at…
- moving enough nutrients in
- moving waste out

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Surface area of the membrane determines

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the rate of exchange of materials

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Volume of the cell determines

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the rate material is used and discarded

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As the cell increases, its volume increases faster than its SA, which ____ the ratio of SA:V.

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decreases

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2nd Problem: DNA Overload

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as the cell gets larger, DNA stays the SAME, causing an information shortage.
- DNA demands cannot support the protein needs of large cells

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Instead of growing too large, cells _______

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divide in half!
- this increases SA/V ratio
- all organisms grow and change: worn-out tissues are replaced by newly produced cells

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9
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How does cell division solve the two growth problems?

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  1. SA:V is increases, so efficient exchange of material can occur through the cell membrane
  2. Each daughter cell gets its own DNA so their is no information shortage.
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10.2

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11
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Define The Cell Cycle.

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series of events that cells go through as they grow and divide.

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12
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Two halves of the cell cycle:

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  • Interphase
  • M Phase
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13
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Describe Interphase

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the period of the cell cycle between cell divisions

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Describe the M phase.

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period of time when mitosis and cell division occurs

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G_1 phase (Gap 1)

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  • growing
  • synthesizes new proteins and organelles
  • longest phase of the cell cycle
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S Phase (Synthesis)

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  • Chromosomes (DNA) are replicated
  • key proteins associated with replication are made (centromeres)
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G2 Phase (Gap 2)

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  • shortest of the 3 phases of interphase
  • organelles and molecules for cell division are produced (centrioles)
  • checkup phase
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18
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What stage in the cell cycle would most likely be for a cancer-causing genetic mutation to occur? Why?

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S Phase
- this is where DNAs are replicated

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At what point in the cell cycle could the cell catch this mutation and either fix it or push the cell into apoptosis (programmed cell death)?

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G_2 phase
- G2 phase is the checkup phase before mitosis, and organelles and molecules can be produced to kill the cell.

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________ condenses into ________ before mitosis begins.

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Chromatin; Chromosomes

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21
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Chromatin

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a complex of DNA and proteins in the cell nucleus that condenses to form chromosomes
- messy and spread-out

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Chromosomes

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condensed chromatin

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23
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Nucleosome = groups of ______

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histone proteins

24
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Centromere

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the protein where the chromatids of a chromosome are attached
- the ‘circle in the middle’

25
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In the S phase, how many chromosomes and chromatids are produced?

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  • 46 chromosomes
  • 92 chromatids
26
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Diagram of Mitosis

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27
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Describe interphase.

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the chromosomes are in an extended form and are seen as chromatin.
- the NUCLEUS is visible.

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Describe prophase.

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  • chromatin condenses into chromosomes
  • nucleoli and nuclear envelop break down
  • spindle fibers grow from centrioles
  • centrioles move to opposite poles of cell
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Describe metaphase.

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  • the chromosomes line up at the equator of the cell.
  • spindle fibers from each centriole are attached to the centromeres of the chromosomes.
30
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Describe anaphase.

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  • the centromeres split
  • sister chromatids separate as each is pulled to an opposite pole
31
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Describe telophase.

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  • chromosomes become longer, thinner, and less distinct.
  • new nuclear membranes form.
  • the nucleolus reappears.
32
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Describe cytokinesis.

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cytoplasmic division
- simultaneous with telophase

33
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Describe cytokinesis in plant cells.

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In plant cells, a cell plate forms. The fusion of multiple membrane-bounded vesicles supplies a new plasma membrane for each of the two daughter cells.
- synthesis of a new cell wall between the daughter cells then occurs at the cell plate.

34
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Describe internal regulators.

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proteins that respond to events INSIDE the cell.
- Cyclins control the activation of these proteins.

35
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Describe external regulators.

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proteins that respond to events OUTSIDE the cell.
- growth factors = most important external regulators

36
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What is contact inhibition?

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avoidance behavior by cells to reset cell growth

37
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Describe cyclins.

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  • proteins that rise and fall in concentration in step to the eukaryotic cell cycle.
  • cyclins activate crucial protein kinases called CDK.
38
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A cancer is

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uncontrolled cell growth

39
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benign tumor vs malignant tumor

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  • benign tumors do not invade surrounding tissue or spread around the body.
  • malignant tumors may invade its surrounding tissue or spread around the body.
40
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Proto-oncogenes

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group of genes that are a normal part of cell divison

41
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Oncogene

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group of mutated proto-oncogene cells that have now become cancerous

42
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What is the p53 antioncogene?

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p53 is a tumor suppressor gene found mutated in about 1/2 of all human cancers.
- it encodes a gene regulatory protein that is activated by damaged DNA and involved in blocking further progression of the cell cycle

43
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Apoptosis

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programmed cell death

44
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What is the difference between cell growth and development?

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  • Cell growth forms IDENTICAL cells.
  • Cell development makes changes occur to form new types of cells.
45
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Describe zygotes and embryos.

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Zygotes: Fusion of egg and sperm cell
Embryo: Early development stage

46
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During development, cells _______

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differentiate (become SPECIALIZED)

47
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Specialized cells

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cells that perform complex functions of the body
- ex: nerve cells, muscle cells, etc.

48
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Totipotent stem cells

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can become entire organism
- able to develop into ANY CELL TYPE

49
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Embryonic Stem Cells

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Pluripotent - can DIFFERENTIATE into nearly all cells
- 4/5 days into fertilization = embryo becomes a blastocyst (balls of cells with a cluster of cells inside)

50
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Adult Stem Cells

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multipotent - a number of cell types
oligopotent - a few cell types
unipotent - one cell type

51
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Induced Pluripotent Stem Cells

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created in lab settings. Adult somatic cells are REVERTED back to pluripotent form via treatments

52
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How does 1 cell create all the specialized cell types in the human body?

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The first cell is totipotent (able to develop into any cell type)
- only the fertilized egg and cells from first few divisions are totipotent

53
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Embryonic Stem Cells

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Embryonic stem cells are pluripotent (can develop into most (not all) cell types),
- unspecialized cells which differentiated cells develop from

54
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Adult Stem Cells

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cells that replace cells in the adult body
- Example: Skin and blood cells
- Multipotent
- stem cells in certain tissues may produce cells of that type (ex: blood stem cells producing red/white blood cells)

55
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Asexual Representation v. Sexual Representation

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Asexual: reproduction through mitosis or binary fission
Sexual: Reproduction through production of gametes by process of meiosis

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