lecture 25 - cell cycle and control Flashcards

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1
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cyclin-dependent kinases

A

enzyme that activates or deactivate other proteins by phosphorylating them

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2
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what happens if a cell does not pass the G1 checkpoint?

A

it enters the G0 phase

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3
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G0 phase

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non-dividing state

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4
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true or false - nerve and muscle cells do not divide at all

A

true

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5
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what do Cdks link with to become active?

A

cyclin

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6
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maturation promoting factor

A

triggers mitosis at the G2 checkpoint

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7
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what is maturation promoting factor composed of?

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cyclin and cdk

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8
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how is maturation promoting factor produced?

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cyclin dependent kinase binds with cyclin, which promotes mitosis

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9
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what does high cyclin level indicate?

A

maturation promoting factor activates

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10
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why can liver cells enter G1 checkpoint and G0 checkpoint?

A

liver cells might enter G0 but can re-enter the cell and divide again if the body signals it to (like during injury)

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11
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which stages does cyclin accumulate?

A

S and G2 phase

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12
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what happens during the M checkpoint?

A

ensures sister chromatids are properly attached to spindle fibres before anaphase

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13
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where are cell cycle regulatory molecules found?

A

cytoplasm

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14
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what are the two cell cycle regulatory molecules called?

A

CDK and cyclin

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15
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what phase does the cell enter if it can not divide?

A

G0 phase

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16
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what if M checkpoint fails?

A

damaged cells may undergo apoptosis

17
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where does M checkpoint occur?

A

metaphase

18
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what are the cell cycle checkpoints?

A

g1,g2,M

19
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when does MPF turn off?

A

anaphase

20
Q

what role does PDGF play in cell division?

A

heals wounds that are injured

21
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density dependent inhibition

A

crowded cells stop dividing when they reach a certain density

22
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what releases PDGF?

A

platlets

23
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what is the role of MPF in the cell cycle?

A

initiates mitosis by triggering passage through the G2 checkpoint