lecture 7 Flashcards

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1
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what is the cell cycle

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series of events that cause cell to divide into two daughter cells

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2
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what are chromosomes

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are nuclear structures that contain units of genetic info.

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3
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what is the cell cycle of prokaryotes

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period b, period c, and period d

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4
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cell cycle in eukartotes

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cell cycle divided into two main stages: mitosis, and interphase

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5
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why do we need the cell cycle

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we need to be able to replace cells and renew them

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6
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what are homologous chromosomes

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one from each parent, that carry same genes

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7
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what are ploidy

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number of chromosome sets

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8
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what is karyotyping

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is a collection of chromosomes in individual;
46 somatic cell, or 23 pairs; 22 autosomes

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9
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what is the significance of mitosis

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-maintain same chromosomal complement
-development and growth
-cell replacement
-organ regeneration
- organisms that reproduce asexually generate gametes by mitosis

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10
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what is cytokinesis in plants

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involves formation and insertion of new cell wall that separate daughter nuclei

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11
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where does mitosis occur

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occurs exclusively in eukaryotic cells

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12
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what is prophase

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chromosomes condense into compact, rod-like structures

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13
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what happens in prometaphase

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-nuclear envelope is completely dissolved
- spindles enter in former nuclear area
-microtubules attach to centrosomes

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14
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what are kinetochore

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-kinetochore is protein structure associated to centromeres

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15
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what happens in metaphase

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-spindles fully formed
-chromosomes align at spindle midpoint

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16
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spindle connection at prometaphase

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colchicine inhibits spindle formation and arrest cell at prometaphase

17
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what happens in G1

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period of cell growth, before DNA replicates

18
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what happens in S

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period when DNA replicates and chromosomal proteins are duplicated

19
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what is G0

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cell cycle arrest

20
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what happens in G2

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period after DNA replicates; cell prepares for division

21
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what organize the center (MTOC)

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centrioles, and microtubules , centrosomes organize the center found in eukaryotic cells

22
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what two mechanisms do mitotic spindles use to move chromosomes

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-kinetochore microtubules
-non-kinetochore microtubules

23
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kinetochore movement

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microtubules are polymerized elastic structures composed of a- and B- tubulin dimers

23
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kinetochore movement

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microtubules are polymerized elastic structures composed of a- and B- tubulin dimers

24
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interphase is made up of what

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periods

25
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what happens in anaphase

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begins with separation of chromatids and sister chromatids are severed

26
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what happens in telophase

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chromosomes decondense

27
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cytokinesis in animal cells

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final splitting of membrane, actin and myosin begin process of forming cleavage furrow creating actomyosin ring

28
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what are spindles

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-spindles are polymerized long elastic structures

29
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what are diploids

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chromosome comprement or 2n

30
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what is haploid

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its comprement or n

31
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what are sister chromatin

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2 nearly identical copies of chromosomes

32
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what are cohesin

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it a protein that holds sister chromatin together