Mitosis And Miosis Flashcards

1
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4 stages of the eukaryotic cell cycle

A

-interphase
-G1 phase / G2 phase
-S phase
-M phase

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2
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G1 phase is?

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Growth phase

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3
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M phase is…

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Nucleus decides through mitosis; cytoplasm divides through cytokinesis

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4
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Interphase occurs…

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Between two successful M phases

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5
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3 options in G1 phase;

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-continue cell cycle and enter S phase
-stop cycle and entered G0 phase for undergoing differentiation
- become arrested in G1 may enter G0 phase or re-enter cell cycle

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6
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When does S phase start…

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When DNA synthesis/ replication commences

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7
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3 things base pairing allows…

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1-enables DNA replication
2- each strand to act as a template for producing complimentary strand
3-copy of genes produces before passing them on

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8
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G2 phase occurs…

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After DNA replication

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9
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What is G2 phase?

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Period of protein synthesis and rapid cell growth preparing cell for mitosis

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10
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Why may cells be checked at G2 checkpoint?

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For any DNA damage within the chromosomes

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11
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What is mitosis ?

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-replicated chromosomes are separated into new nuclei

-maintains total no. Of chromosomes by giving rise to genetically identical cells

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12
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What is the centrosome?

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The co-ordinating centre for the cells microtubules

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13
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How does cell prepare to divide?

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-tightly condensing it’s chromosomes
-initiating mitotic spindle formation

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14
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When does gene transcription cease and resume?

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-Ceases during prophase
-Until late anaphase early G1 phase

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15
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What is mitosis-prometaphase?

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-microtubules invade nuclear space

-phosphorylation of nuclear laminate cause the nuclear envelope to disintegrate into small membrane vesicles

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16
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What does the metaphase checkpoint do…

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Guarantees that kinetochores are attached to mitotic spindle and chromosomes are aligned correctly

17
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Anaphase mitosis;
What do shortening of kinetichore microtubules do?

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Pulls newly formed daughter chromosomes to opposite ends of the cell

18
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What causes the cell to elongate in anaphase;

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Polar microtubules push against eachother

19
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What happens in the telephase?

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Polar microtubules lengthen, elongating cell further

New nuclear envelope formed

New envelope forms around each set of specialised daughter chromosomes

20
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What is cytokineses?

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Single eukaryotic cell divides into two daughter cells

21
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5 phases of mitosis?

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1-prophase
2-prometaphase
3-metaphase
4-anaphase
5-telophase

22
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What is meiosis?

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Cell division of germ cells , produce gametes, E.g., sperm/ egg cells

23
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What does meiosis involve?

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Two rounds of division that result in four cells with only one copy of each chromosome (haploids)