IASM 30: Cell Division and Cell Cycle Flashcards
There are 4 phases in the cell cycle. Name them in order
G1
S
G2
M
What will happen in the following stages? G1 (No need) S G2 M
G1
S: DNA Replication
G2: Growth of organelles
M: Division
When is G1 Checkpoint
Right before entering S Phase
When is G2 Checkpoint
Right before entering M Phase
When is the mitotic checkpoint
Right before chromosomes pulling apart in anaphase
How to pass G2 Checkpoint
When it is confirmed that all DNAs are replicated
How to pass mitotic checkpoint
All chromosomes are attached properly to the mitotic spindle
Explain, in terms of biochemical molecules, how does G1 Phase proceed to S Phase
- _______________ phosphorylate ________
- Release ____________
- Trigger _____________, enter S phase
- Further phosphorylate _______ (positive feedback)
- Cyclin D Cdk 4/6 phosphorylate RB
- Release Rb-bound E2F
- Trigger Cyclin E, enter S phase
- Further phosphorylate RB (positive feedback)
(D => RB => E2F => E)
Involves Cyclin D and Cyclin E
Explain, in terms of biochemical molecules, what happens during the M phase
- __________ causes breakdown of _______________
- Inactive ________ to Active ___________
- By turning inactive __________________ to active ________________
- Cyclin B Cdk causes breakdown of nuclear envelope
- Inactive M Cdk to Active M Cdk
- By turning inactive Cdc25 phosphatase to active Cdc25 phosphatase
(B => M => Cdc25)
Involves Cyclin B and M
P53 and P21 are…
Universal inhibitors of the cell cycle
How does cell cycle terminate with reference to the biochemical molecules
\_\_\_\_ is activated \_\_\_\_\_ bind to \_\_\_\_\_\_\_ Formation of \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ by \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ Formation of \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ by \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ complexes with \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ to stop the cell cycle
p53 is activated p53 bind to p21 Formation of p21 mRNA by transcription Formation of p21 protein by translation p21 complexes with Cyclin-Cdk complex to stop the cell cycle