lecture 1 Flashcards
what order is the cell cycle
G1, S, G2, M
what cyclins are at what points of cell cycle
G1: CDK4/6 + cyclin D(1-3) after R point: CDK2 + cyclin E S: CDK2 + cyclin A then CDC2 + cyclin A G2: CDC2 + cyclin B M: CDK2 + cyclin B
what are the two major control factors in cell cycle control
normal control by cyclins
mechanisms that stop the cycle
how do the cyclin levels fluctuate
Cyclin E: low in G1, rapid increase after R
Cyclin A: increase as entry to S phase
Cyclin B: increase before m phase
what is the exception to cyclin ubiquitination as the cell cycle goes on
Cyclin D
expressed in G1 and is controlled by growth factors
other cyclins are controlled by IC signals
CKI
cyclin inhibitor = 7 proteins that antagonise CDK/cyclin activity
what happens at G1 checkpoint
is cell big enough
is environment favourable
DNA damage
what happens at G2 checkpoint
is all DNA replicated
is cell big enough
is environment favourable
what happens at metaphase checkpoint
are all chromosomes on spindle
where in the cell cycle can DNA damage be detected
G1, entry to S phase, entry to mitosis
how is DNA repaired in G1
NHEJ
how is DNA repaired in G2
HR
DNA damage response in G1
p53 - p21
inhibits S-CDK complexes
DNA is repaired
if DNA cant be repaired = apoptosis
what is different in embryos
cyclin E and A are high in wrong phasers