Mitosis Flashcards

1
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types of cell division:

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  • mitosis
  • meiosis
  • binary fission (mostly prokaryotic)
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2
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binary fission:

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  • prokaryotes double in size, divides into two cells
  • two identical daughter cells
  • occurs in some eukaryotes that undergo asexual reproduction but mitosis is also involved
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3
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centromere:

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  • narrow waist of duplicated chromosome

- attached chromatids

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4
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senescence:

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  • chromosomes end with telomeres
  • with each cell division, they get shorter
  • until eventually cell no longer continues to replicate
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5
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cell cycle consists of:

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  • mitotic (M) phase

- interphase

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6
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mitotic phase:

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  • mitosis and cytokinesis
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7
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interphase:

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  • cell growth and copying of chromosomes in preparation for cell division
  • 90% of cell cycle
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8
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interphase subphases:

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  • G1 phase (first gap)
  • S phase (synthesis)
  • G2 phase (second gap)
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9
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when are chromosomes duplicated:

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only in S phase

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10
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G0 phase:

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quiescence (inactive, quiet)

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11
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brief overview of cell cycle:

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interphase:

  • G1 growth
  • S replication
  • G2 growth

mitotic phase:
- chromosome separation

cytokinesis:
- cell separation

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12
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mitosis phases:

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  • prophase
  • prometaphase
  • metaphase
  • anaphase
  • telophase
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13
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interphase:

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  • nuclease membrane exists
  • 1+ nucleoli
  • centrosome duplicated (each have 2 centrioles)
  • chromosome duplicated (not condensed yet)
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14
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prophase:

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  • chromosomes condense
  • nucleoli disappear
  • sister chromatids (X shaped)
  • mitotic spindles forming
  • centrosomes move away from each other
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15
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prometaphase:

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  • nuclear membrane breaks up
  • each sis chromatid has kinetochore
  • microtubules attach to kinetochores
  • other microtubules interact to lengthen cell
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16
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metaphase:

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  • centrosomes at opposite poles of cell
  • chromosomes line up at metaphase plate
  • kinetochores on sis chromatids attach to microtubules on opp sides
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anaphase:

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  • sis chromatids break apart
  • chromosomes begin moving to opp poles
  • cell elongates
18
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telophase:

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  • two daughter nuclei form
  • nuclear membrane forms
  • nucleoli appear
  • chromosomes decondense
  • spindle microtubules break down
19
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kinetochore microtubules:

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  • during anaphase microtubules shorten at KINETOCHORE END (not spindle end)
  • motor proteins walk down microtubule
20
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microtubules:

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  • filamentous structures within cells
  • aid movement, organisation of cellular structure, intracellular transport, cilia, flagella and cell division
  • made of proteins tubulins (a and b)
21
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define cytokinesis:

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  • actual cell division

- cytoplasm divides during telophase

22
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cytokinesis animal cell:

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animal cells: cleavage (cleavage furrow)

- microfilaments (actin) pinch cell into two

23
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cytokinesis plant cell:

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  • cell plate forms
  • from vesicles (og from Golgi)
  • new cell wall from cell plate