mitosis and cell cycle Flashcards

1
Q

CDK subunit is normally ____ and binding of ____ makes it ____

A

inactive, binding of cyclin makes it active

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2
Q

what changes during the cell cycle to regulate CDK activity

A

cyclin

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3
Q

what, besides cyclin, helps regulate CDK activity through cell cycle

A

CDK inhibitors

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4
Q

what is Rb protein

A

inhibitor of cell cycle during cell division

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5
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what inhibits Rb

A

CDK phsphorylation

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6
Q

what status of Rb and CDK must exist for replication

A

Rb inactive by CDK phosphorylation and CDK negative

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7
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CDI means

A

CDK inhibitors

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8
Q

what are the two classes of CDI

A

Cip/Kip and INK4

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9
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p21 is what class of CDI

A

cip

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10
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p27 is what class of CDI

A

Kip

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11
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what do p21 and p27 do

A

inhibit all CDks

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12
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p15 and p16 are what class of CDI and what do they do

A

INK4 specifically inhibit CDK4/6-cyclin D complexes

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13
Q

what is the p16 CDI a tumor suppressor for

A

melanoma and other cancers

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14
Q

what do mitogens and growth factors cause

A

production of cyclinD1-3

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15
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what does cyclinD1-3 do

A

acivates CDK4/6

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16
Q

what does activated CDK4/6 do

A

phosphorylates and inhibits Rb–> entry into cell cycle and S phase

17
Q

where do mitogens act

A

cell surface

18
Q

what do mitogens cause

A

an increase in cyclin D1 transcription–> increase in cyclin D1-3 proteins and more CDK4/6 cyclin- D1-3 active protein kinase compiles

19
Q

where is replication always regulated

A

origin or initiation level

20
Q

what is PreRC

A

a multi protein complex loaded onto origins in G1 phase

21
Q

a major protein in the PreRC complex is _____ and that does what and is activated by what

A

MCM DNA helicase- opens up DNA for replication after being actuated by S-CDK complexes

22
Q

what does PreRC cycle prevent and assure

A

prevents rereplication and assures that S phases are always followed by an M phase because the PreRC can only be loaded during G1 and activated during S (different phases prevents re-replication)

23
Q

PreRC activation in s phase requires what two protein kinases

A

CDK with cyclins E and E (SCDK) and DDK

24
Q

during the DNA damage checkpoint, CDK cyclin complexes are inhibited by what

A

p53 and Chk2

25
Q

Li Fraumeni syndrome means mutated

A

p53 or Chk2

26
Q

what do ATm and ATR do

A

help with the DNA damage checkpoint

27
Q

patients with fucked up ATM have

A

higher cancer risk and neurological defects

28
Q

BRCA1 and 2 regulate what pathway

A

ATM/ATR pathway

29
Q

meiosis one has what kind of a division

A

reductional

30
Q

meiosis two has what kind of a division

A

equational division like mitosis