Unit 1 Cell cycle Flashcards

1
Q

What are the 2 major phases of the cell cycle?

A

mitotic phase

interphase

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2
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interphase

A

G1
S
G2

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3
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G1 phase

A

gap 1, presynthetic; variable in length
cell growth; histones made
protein synthesis
checkpoint prior to S phase

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4
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G0 phase

A

in cells that can exit the cycle for varying lengths

cardiac and neurons exit permanently, hepatocytes around a year

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5
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S phase

A

DNA synthesis
6-8 hrs
semiconservative replication maintains DNA integrity
centrioles replicated

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6
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G2 phase

A

gap 2 or post synthetic; relatively uniform in length, 3-6h
preparation for mitosis
checkpoint for DNA repair

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7
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M phase

A

mitotic phase; relatively uniform in length; 1-2h

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8
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external cycle regulation

A

growth factors

  1. bind to specific receptors
  2. send cytoplasmic signals to cellular components
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9
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internal cycle regulation

A

cyclins

maturation promoting factor

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10
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cyclins

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bind to specific kinases (cyclin-dependent kinases CKDS) to regulate events of interphase; concentration increases through interphase

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11
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maturation promoting factor (MPF)

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aka MCDK; mitotic cyclin plus kinase; rapid increase in concentration triggers cell entry into mitosis

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12
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mitosis

A

cell division = karyokinesis

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13
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karyokinesis

A

nuclear division

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14
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phases of mitosis

A

prophase
metaphase
anaphase
telophase

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15
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prophase

A
  1. chromatin condenses, chromosomes seen
  2. nuclear envelope breaks down
  3. centrosomes separate to opposite poles
  4. microtubules generated connecting centrioles to chromosomes
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16
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metaphase

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  1. chromosomes condense further and attach to mitotic spindle at kinetochores
  2. chromosomes are moved to align at equatorial plane
17
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kinetochores

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large electron dense protein complexes at centromere

18
Q

anaphase

A

sister chromatids separate and move to opposite poles

19
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telophase

A

nuclear envelope regenerated; chromosomes disperse

20
Q

cytokinesis

A

division of cytoplasm

  1. band of action filaments form at equatorial plane
  2. constriction of band separates cytoplasm
  3. occurs during anaphase and completed during telophase
21
Q

apoptosis

A

programmed cell death
kills old, damaged, infected, unneeded, abnormal cells
cells shrink, detach, round-up
froms blebs; release chemoattractants to stimulate phagocytosis

22
Q

embryonic apoptosis

A

normal reorganization of tissues

23
Q

adult apoptosis

A

balance cell divisions

does not initial inflammatory response