IASM 30: Cell Division and Cell Cycle Flashcards

1
Q

There are 4 phases in the cell cycle. Name them in order

A

G1
S
G2
M

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2
Q
What will happen in the following stages?
G1 (No need)
S
G2 
M
A

G1
S: DNA Replication
G2: Growth of organelles
M: Division

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3
Q

When is G1 Checkpoint

A

Right before entering S Phase

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4
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When is G2 Checkpoint

A

Right before entering M Phase

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5
Q

When is the mitotic checkpoint

A

Right before chromosomes pulling apart in anaphase

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6
Q

How to pass G2 Checkpoint

A

When it is confirmed that all DNAs are replicated

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7
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How to pass mitotic checkpoint

A

All chromosomes are attached properly to the mitotic spindle

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8
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Explain, in terms of biochemical molecules, how does G1 Phase proceed to S Phase

  1. _______________ phosphorylate ________
  2. Release ____________
  3. Trigger _____________, enter S phase
  4. Further phosphorylate _______ (positive feedback)
A
  1. Cyclin D Cdk 4/6 phosphorylate RB
  2. Release Rb-bound E2F
  3. Trigger Cyclin E, enter S phase
  4. Further phosphorylate RB (positive feedback)

(D => RB => E2F => E)
Involves Cyclin D and Cyclin E

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9
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Explain, in terms of biochemical molecules, what happens during the M phase

  • __________ causes breakdown of _______________
  • Inactive ________ to Active ___________
  • By turning inactive __________________ to active ________________
A
  • 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

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10
Q

P53 and P21 are…

A

Universal inhibitors of the cell cycle

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11
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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
A
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
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