Lecture 4 Flashcards
What is Cell division in bacteria known as?
Binary Fission
What does FtsZ do in bacterial cell division?
It forms a ring like structure in the centre which creates a septum in the cell membrane which divides cells
What happens in G1?
The cell grows
What happens in S?
Replication of DNA
What happens in G2?
Cell prepares for mitosis
What is interphase comprised of?
G1, S, G2
What is G0?
A specialized resting phases
What do chromosomes look like during interphase?
They are decondensed and referred to as a chromatin but are orderly in territores
What do nuclear pores allow for?
Entry and exit of molecules
What is in the function of the Nucleolus
Ribosomal RNA production and ribosomes assembly
What does Cohesin do?
Wraps around the sister chromatids and holds them together starting from s phase
What does Tubulin do?
Attaches to centromeres and pulls sister chromatids apart
what is the function of the Kinetochore?
Acts as a docking platform for the mitotic spindle fiber at the centromere
What are microtubules made of?
Tubulin
What do spindle poles do ?
Produce microtubules