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1
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The cell cycle is driven by

A

cyclin dependen kinases (Cdks)

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2
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Cdks _____ key proteins to control their function

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phosphorylate

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3
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Cohesin rings are added when _________ and hold _____ together until _______

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DNA is replicated
sister chromatids
anaphase

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4
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The centrosome must duplicate in what phase?

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S phase

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5
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The centrosome nucleates more MTs in what

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mitosis

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6
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Each daughter cell gets a ______after _____

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centrosome
cytokinesis

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7
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The spindle contains how many dif groups of microtubules?

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3

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8
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what three microtubules do the spindles contain?

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astral MT
kinetochore MT
interpolar MT

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9
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Kinetochore MTs

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MTs have to find and attach to the kinetochores - must be able to undergo co-ordinate assembly and disassembly

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10
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interpolar MTs

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MTs growing from one pole must meet those from the other pole and form anti-parallel interactions

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11
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Astral MTs

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highly dynamic
crucial role in anaphase

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12
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The number of microtubules nucleated by the centrosomes ______ from prophase

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increases

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13
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Catastrophe

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when MTs switch from growing to shrinking

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14
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Why do dynamics increase? (and what is the result)

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  • some MAPs are inactivated when phsphorylated by the mitotic kinase M-Cdk
  • proteins that trigger microtubule catastrophe are activated in mitosis
    result: more chance of MTs growing from each centrosome contacting each other or chromosomes
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15
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What does the activation of condensin do?

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chromosomes condense (prophase)

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16
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What does the activation of microtubule catastrophe proteins do?

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microtubules more dynamic

17
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What does the inactivation of MAPs do?

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microtubules more dynamic

18
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what does the inactivation of nuclear lamins do?

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nuclear envelope disassembles

19
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What happens in prophase

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chromosomes condense in prophase because condensins compact the DNA

20
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What are condensins activated by in prophase?

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by phosphorylation by M-Cdk

21
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What happens when the bipolar miotic spindle starts to form?

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MTs growing from the two centrosomes meet and start to interact via antiparallel interactions

22
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What does the overlap zone drive?

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pole separation

23
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How does the mitotic spindle get set up?

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the kinesin Eg5 cross-links anti-parallel microtubules and starts pushing the centrosomes apart to form the spindle pores

24
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the Kinesin Eg5 ______ anti-parallel microtubules and starts pushing the ________ apart to form the spindle poles

A

cross-links
centrosomes

25
Q

Eg is also needed for ____

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anaphase

26
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Eg5 inhibition blocks _____

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bipolar spindle formation

27
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Monopolar spindle

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Eg5 inhibition with moastrol prevents cetrosomes from separating in prophase and prometaphase

28
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Anti-parallel interactions mediated by Eg5 ___ the microtubules

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stabilize

29
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Prophase to pro-metaphase transition

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the nuclear envelope disassmebles at prometaphase in many species

30
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When do the nuclear envelope and nuclear lamins reassemble?

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Telophase

31
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What does the golgi apparatus do in pro-metaphase so that each daughter cell inherits equal amounts of golgi apparatus membranes?

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fragments

32
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Secretion and endocytosis __ during the prophase to pro-metaphase transition

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stop

33
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What is the result of everything that happens during the prophase to pro-metaphase transition?

A

more chance of MTs growing from each centrosome contacting chromosomes quickly

34
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Kinetochore

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specialized protein structure that assembles on to the cetromere region of the chromosome in prophase

35
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What allows the kinetochore to move along the attached MTs?

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Dynein and kinesin

36
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What is the goal of kinetochore movement?

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for the two kinetochores on one chromosome to become attached to MTs coming from opposite poles

37
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Properties of kinetochore (5)

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  • specialized chromosomal structure needed for spindle attachment
  • binds multiple MTs at once
  • microtubule bundles attached to the kinetochore can switch between growing and shrinking in regulated way
  • kinetochores move in both directions along MT by harnessing MT assembly and diassembly and using dynein and kinesins
  • kinetochores properly attache to MT from both poles are under tension - tension is needed before mitosis can proceed

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