Lecture 5 Mitosis & Cell cycle Flashcards
Organismal growth that occurs through mitotic activity is called?
Hyperplasia
In the S phase, What does the MCM detachment from the operator prevent?
duplicating the same DNA twice.
meiosis is only used by which cells?
Germ
T/F?
The resulting daughter cells are genetically identical to each other and are haploid.
F, they are haploid BUT NOT identical ( crossing over)
Name the 4 cell cycles?
- Centrosomal cycle
- Nuclear cycle
- Cytoplasmic cycle
- Chromosomal cycle
What happens in the centrosomal cycle?
The Centrioles duplicate and separate
what happens in Nuclear cycle?
Lamins disassemble and reassemble
What occurs in cytoplasmic cycle?
Cytoplasm increases in volume and there is slow division
What occurs in The Chromosomal Cycle?
DNA unwinds and Winds
Centrioles are nucleation sites for what?
Mitochondria
When do centrioles duplicate? and then separate?
interphase
Prophase
what happens in the Nuclear cycle when lamins are phosphoylated and dephosphorylated?
become unstable and They disassemble
they reassemble
•The opening of the double helix and unwinding of the DNA molecule is carried out by enzymes referred to as ____________, a form of ____________.
helicases
topoisomerases
Progression through the cell cycle is controlled by
__________ __________that have been conserved from yeasts to mammals.
protein kinases
Throughout the cell cycle the concentration changes for ________ but not for __________?
choices, cyclins, CDKs
cyclins
cdk