lec 2. mitosis Flashcards

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cell-free mitosis

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Deplete cytoplasm from egg and mix with nuclei from sperm and study what happens. Can also remove cytoplasms at different stages to study changes.

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2
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phases of mitosis

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prophase - condensation of sister chromatids
metaphase - mitotic spindle attaches to kinetochore
anaphase - separation of sister chromatids
telophase - nuclear envelope reassembly, start of cytokinesis

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3
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model systems used in mitosis

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fission/budding yeast

xenopus

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4
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how M-Cdk triggers mitosis

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Cdk-activating kinase (CAK) and Cdk-inhibting kinase (WEE1) phosporylate M-cdk.
In late G2, Cdc25 removes inhibitory phosphate
M-cdk becomes active

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5
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what does M-Cdk trigger

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assembly of mitotic spindle
chromosome condensation
breakdown of nuclear envelope

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6
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how APC regulates entry into anaphase

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it is a ubiquitin ligase which breaks down Securin (allows sister chromatids to separate) and breaks down cyclin B

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7
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loss of heterozygosity

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the loss of one parents contribution to the cell through nondisjunction, mitotic recombination, an gene conversion

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hemizygosity

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loss of one parents copy in a region of a gene

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9
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astral microtubule

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contact cell cortex (actin cortex) to position the spindle

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10
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kinetochore microtubule

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attach to chromosome at the kinetochore

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11
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interpolar microtubule

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overlap

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12
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ways to get loss of heterozygosity

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direct deletion, deletion due to unbalanced rearrangements, gene conversion, mitotic recombination, loss of chromosome

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