The cell cycle (summary) Flashcards
Binary Fission
A form of asexual reproduction (produce genetically identical cells without sex cells)
Steps Of binary fission?
Dna replication, Elongation, Septum Forming, Cell division
What happens in Dna replications step (BF)
circular dna chromones (plasmids) uncoiled and replicated.
What happens in Elongation step of (BF)
Cell stretches, duplicated dna migrates to opp sides of (replicating) cell.
What hapens when the septum forms i (BF)
(Cytokinesis) pinches inwards at center and a dividing wall formed (septum) and cytokinesis begins
What happens during cell division step (BF)
A new cell wall+cell mebrane formed down to center of dividing cells (forms 2 identical cells)
Interphase?
first step of euk cell cycle, involves cellular growth and duplication of chromosomes (DNA).
What occurs in GAP1 and Gap 0
Gapp1- cell growth, volume of cytosol increases, proteins synthetized, for DNA replication, organelles replicated. eg liver cells
Gap 0- resting stage for cells either quiesent (can reenter cell cycle) or terminally differentiated (cells remain in G0 indefinitely eg nerve cells)
what occurs in S, G2 phase
sytnthetis phase- dna replicated, one chromosome turn into 2 genetically identical sister chromatids held together by centromere.
G2- cell growth, prepare for mitosis, cytosol Volume increases, proteins required for mitosis synthesizing
Mitosis?
involves ofrtamtion of 2 genetically identical nuclei and seperation of sister chromatids.
Cytokinesis
final stage of euk cell cycle in which cytoplasm (all organelles) divide and the OG cell seperats into 2 idential daughter cells.
What cells can underog mitosis
somatic cells(not sex cells)
Cytokenisi Animal V Plant
Animal -Cleavage furrow develops pinching Pm into 2 cells.
Plant - cause of cell walls a cell plate is formed before seperating into 2 new cells
apoptosis
programmed cell death (regulated)
Purpouse (apoptossi
to scult body into final form
to remove damaged infected/cancerous cells
Types of Tumors
Malignant, Benign
Malignent tumor?
abnormal cells that have invaded nearby tissues these are cancerous
benign tumor?
slow growing masses that aren’t spread to other tissues or organs.
Necrosis
unregulated cell death causing cell to swell and burst releasing contents into nearby enviroment.
Factors affecting apoptosis
mutation in genes, physical, chemical, biological factors
Stem cell?
are undifferentiated (not yet specalised) cells with the potential to become anytype of cell in the body.
Properties to be considered stem cells
unspeciaclised and capable of self renewal
Totipotent
stem cells that can differentiate into any cell type, zygote can differentiate into any cell type required to produce a fetus
Pluripotent
cells that can differentiate into multiple cell types. Embryonic stem cells can differentiate into 3 germ layers (MESO,ECTO,ENTO)