Putting It All Together: The Cell Cycle Flashcards

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1
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The cell cycle can be divided into interphase and ______________.

A

Mitosis

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2
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What 3 stages make up interphase?

A

G1

S

G2

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3
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What occurs during G1 of interphase?

A

Cellular contents of cell, excluding chromosomes, are duplicated

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4
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What occurs during S of interphase?

A

Duplication of chromosomes

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5
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What occurs during G2 of interphase

A

The cell “double checks” the duplication of chromosomes

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6
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Cyclin-dependent kinases (____) regulate the stages of the cell cycle.

A

CDKs

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7
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Cyclin-dependent kinases (CDKs) require _________ for activity.

A

Cyclins

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8
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In addition to cyclin binding, CDKs can be regulated by phosphorylation and ____________ (CKIs).

A

CDK inhibitory proteins

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9
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What are the 4 classes of cyclins?

A

G1

G1/S

S

G2

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10
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Each cyclin class binds and activates specific _______.

A

CDKs

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11
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Cyclin expression _______ and falls at distinct points in the cell cycle.

A

Rises

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12
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What stimulates synthesis of G1 cyclins or Cln3 in yeast?

A

Nutrient accumulation and availability

Cell growth

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13
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And what stimulates G1 cyclin or cyclin D synthesis in animals?

A

Nutrient accumulation and availability

Cell growth

Growth factor stimulation

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14
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While G1 cyclins are synthesized in response to external factors, all other cyclins are synthesized in response to the activity of the _________ CDK. Each active CDK initiates a wave of ___________ that produces the next cyclin.

A

Preceding

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15
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Just as cyclins must be synthesized, so too must they be degraded. Cyclins are degradaed via ____________ after being targeted by two E3 __________ ________: the _______ complex and the ___________ complex or cyclosome.

A

Ubiquitin-dependent proteolysis

E3 ubiquitan ligases

SCF complex

Anaphase promoting complex or cyclosome

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16
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The SCF complex is active throughout the cell cycle, and its targets include G1 cyclins and ___________.

A

CDK inhibitory proteins (CKIs)

17
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The two targets of the SCF complex are…?

A

G1 cyclins (e.g., Cln3 and cyclin D)

CDK inhibitory proteins (CKIs)

18
Q

The SCF complexes recognizes only ___________ targets.

A

Phosphorylated

19
Q

Unlike the SCF complex, which is active throughout the cell cycle, the APC/C is only active when phosphorylated by the M phase cyclin/CDK complex at the ______________ to metaphase transition: cyclin ___/CDK ____ in animals.

A

Cyclin B/CDK1

20
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The APC/C complex is only active when phosphorylated around the anaphase to metaphase transition by the M phase cyclin/CDK complex (cyclin B/CDK1). Its targets have specific ______________ box motifs and include the S and M phase cyclins and the proteins that connect sister chromatids or cohesins.

A

Destruction

The S phase cyclins are cyclin E and cyclin A

The M phase cyclin is cyclin B

21
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There are both activating and inhibiting phosphorylations of cyclin-dependent kinases. What protein facilitates activating phosphorylations of cyclin-dependent kinases?

A

CDK activating kinases (CAKs)

22
Q

CAKs phosphorylate a ___________ residue near the active site of CDKs, which increases CDK activity but is not the _______________ step.

A

Threonine

Rate-limiting step

23
Q

Inhibitory phosphorylations of CDKs occur at ______ and _____ residues in the ATP-binding site.

A

Tyrosine

Threonine

24
Q

Wee1 kinases phosphorylate and inhibit which CDK of the cell cycle?

A

CDK1, the M phase CDK

25
Q

Meanwhile cdc25 phosphatases dephosphorylate and activate _____ or the M phase CDK.

A

CDK1

(In yeast, CDK1, too)

26
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There are four classes are CDK inhibitors or CKIs for each of the four types of CDKs: G1 inhibitors, G1/S inhibitors, ____ inhibitors, and M inhibitors.

A

S inhibitors

27
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G1 inhibitors include ______, which binds CDK 4&6, preventing its ability to bind its cyclin, cyclin D.

A

INK4 (Inhibitors of kinase 4)

28
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INK4 or G1 inhibitors of CDKs are mostly expressed in response to what?

A

Excessive growth stimulation

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