Lecture 5 Mitosis & Cell cycle Flashcards

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Organismal growth that occurs through mitotic activity is called?

A

Hyperplasia

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In the S phase, What does the MCM detachment from the operator prevent?

A

duplicating the same DNA twice.

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2
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meiosis is only used by which cells?

A

Germ

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3
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T/F?

The resulting daughter cells are genetically identical to each other and are haploid.

A

F, they are haploid BUT NOT identical ( crossing over)

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4
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Name the 4 cell cycles?

A
  • Centrosomal cycle
  • Nuclear cycle
  • Cytoplasmic cycle
  • Chromosomal cycle
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5
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What happens in the centrosomal cycle?

A

The Centrioles duplicate and separate

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6
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what happens in Nuclear cycle?

A

Lamins disassemble and reassemble

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7
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What occurs in cytoplasmic cycle?

A

Cytoplasm increases in volume and there is slow division

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8
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What occurs in The Chromosomal Cycle?

A

DNA unwinds and Winds

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9
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Centrioles are nucleation sites for what?

A

Mitochondria

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10
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When do centrioles duplicate? and then separate?

A

interphase

Prophase

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11
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what happens in the Nuclear cycle when lamins are phosphoylated and dephosphorylated?

A

become unstable and They disassemble

they reassemble

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12
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•The opening of the double helix and unwinding of the DNA molecule is carried out by enzymes referred to as ____________, a form of ____________.

A

helicases

topoisomerases

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13
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Progression through the cell cycle is controlled by

__________ __________that have been conserved from yeasts to mammals.

A

protein kinases

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14
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Throughout the cell cycle the concentration changes for ________ but not for __________?
choices, cyclins, CDKs

A

cyclins

cdk

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15
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In G1 the Amount of chromosomal material is referred to as #___n?
After S phase #___n?

A

2n

4n

16
Q

In G1 the concentration of Cyclin ___ increases and binds with Cdk___ to form _____?

A

E
2
MPF

17
Q

•Activated Cyclin__ & Cdk__ kinase leads to activities necessary for mitosis.

A

A

1

18
Q

Which cyclin and Cdk are responsible for binding in Mitosis to help with its completion?

A

B (blast off)

1 (last step for blast off)

19
Q

Where does the Start site of the cell cycle occur and what does it mean?

A

end of G1 and once it goes through this site, it has committed to go through S phase and the rest of the cell cycle.

20
Q

at the end of S phase ____cyclins are degraded &

___cyclin concentration begins to increase.

A

E

A

21
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For MPF
_________________inhibits the complex and allows it to accumulate throughout G2. ______________is necessary to activate the kinase allowing for the entry of the cell into the M phase.

A

Phosphorylation

Dephosphorylation