Lecture 19: cell cycle and mitosis Flashcards

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requirements for cell division

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  1. receipt of a signal to direct the cell to divide
  2. DNA replication
  3. DNA distribution (mitosis)
  4. cytokinesis
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Which of the following are differences between cell division and mitosis?

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cell division includes cytokinesis but mitosis only includes nuclear division

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identical chromatids

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can be found in one chromosome

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Interphase has three distinct phases

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  • G1: cell growth and differentiation
  • S: synthesis and replication of chromosomes
  • G2: synthesis of molecules, other than DNA, needed for cell division
  • G0: cells that never divide such as nerve cells
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mitosis

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equal distribution of DNA into daughter cells

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5 phases of mitosis

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  • prophase
  • prometaphase
  • metaphase
  • anaphase
  • telophase
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Early Prophase

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  • chromosomes condense
  • mitotic spindle grows out of the centrosomes
  • kinetochore appears at the centromeres
  • centrosomes migrate towards the poles
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prometaphase

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  • nuclear envelope disintegrates
  • kinetochore appears at the centromere of each chromatid
  • spindle fibers attach to the kinetochore
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metaphase

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the centromere-kinetochore complexes align in the equator of the cell

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anaphase

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  • chromatid disjunction

- DNA molecules move toward opposite poles

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telophase

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  • nuclear envelope reforms
  • spindle disappears
  • DNA reverts to chromatin
  • nucleolus reforms
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3 types of microtubules

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  • kinetochore: attach to each chromatid
  • polar or non-kinetochore: overlap with each other
  • astral: attach the centrosome to the cell pole
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Cytokinesis is different in animal and plant cells

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  • animal cells develop cleavage

- plant cells have a cell plate

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in a cell that is ready to divide, a homologous pair of chromosomes consists of

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two chromosomes and four chromatids

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which of the following is true of. species that has a chromosome number of 2n=16

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there are 8 homologous pairs

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what happens when cell cycle is out of control

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-cancer grows from one original cancer cell

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cancer

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arises from one cell that progresses too quickly through the cell cycle

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cyclins

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family of. proteins that activate a specific kinase

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cyclin dependent kinase

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activated by cyclin

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what is thee name of the process by which cancer cells break off tumors and spread to other parts of the body?

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metastasis

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traits of cancer cells

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  1. released from the telomere shortening and apoptosis
  2. undergo metastasis
  3. accumulation of mutations
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telomerase

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enzyme that catalyzes addition of telomere DNA sequences

-found in germ line cells, unicellular eukaryotes, and cancer cells

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metastasis

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migration of cancer cells from primary tour to grow secondary tumors at distant locations in the body

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oncogene

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codes for a protein that stimulates cell division

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tumor supressor gene

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loss of function of protein removes inhibition of cell division

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viral oncogene

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infection with a virus that has the oncogene can lead to loss of cell cycle control

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the incidence of cancer increases with age because

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the longer we live, the more mutations accumulate