Lecture 7: Cells And Tissues cont. Flashcards

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Meiosis

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2 divisions of nucleus and four daughter cells

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Mitosis

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Forms 2 daughter nuclei with the same genes as the mother nucleus

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Chromatids

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(Condensed DNA). 2 strands of chromosomes held by a button like body.

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Centromere

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Button like body that binds together chromatid

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Chromatin

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Non-dividing cell DNA

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Interphase

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Cell grows and carries out usual metabolic activities

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DNA polymerase

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Replicates DNA

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Early prophase

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Centrosomes move to opposite sides of the cell, mitotic spindles form, nuclear envelope disintegrates, chromatin condenses to chromatid

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Late prophase

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Nuclear envelope and nuclei disappear and chromosomes become spindle fibers

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Mitotic spindles

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Attach to center of chromatids (centromere)

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Metaphase

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Chromosomes cluster and line up at metaphase plate

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Metaphase plate

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Center of spindle midway between centrioles

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Anaphase

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Centromeres that held chromatids together split

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Cleavage furrow

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Contractile ring of micro filaments over midline of spindle, which eventually squeezes cytoplasmic mass in two

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Telophase

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(Reverse prophase). Envelope forms chromatids un condense and mitotic spindles disappear.

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Cytokinesis

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Pinching off of cells

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Uses of DNA

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Replicates itself for cell division

Master blueprint for protein synthesis

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Transcription

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DNA used as a template to make mRNA

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rRNA

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Main component of ribosome

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tRNA

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Carries amino acids

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Promoter region

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Start point for transcription

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Terminator

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End point for transcription

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Translation

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mRNA used as a template for protein synthesis

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P site

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(Peptidyl binding site) where tRNA binds

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Codon

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3 nucleotides that form a unit of code in DNA or RNA molecule

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Start codon

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First codon of mRNA

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Stop codon

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Signals termination of translation

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A site

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Aminoacyl binding site

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Describe translation

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tRNA enters at A site, waits for P site to clear. P site clears and tRNA moves there, donates it’s amino acid to the chain, holds the chain. Another tRNA enters and replaces it, the first lets go and moves on.