1.1 Phases of Cell Cycle Flashcards

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1
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Topic - Phases of Cell Cycle

A

I. Duration for every cell is same?
II. Duration of Human Cells or Yeast
III. Cell cycle phases

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2
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A typical eukaryotic cell cycle is illustrated by
human cells in culture.
T/F

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True

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3
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The duration of the Cell cycle is the same for every cell.
T/F

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False,
It is different for different organisms and their cell type.

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4
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The human cell divides once in approximately ____ hrs.

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24

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5
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The cell cycle of Yeast about ____ minutes.

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only 90 minutes

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6
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The Cell cycle is divided into basic phases:

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I. Interphase (resting phase)

II. M-phase (Mitosis phase when actual cell division)

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Topic - Interphase

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I. Represents __
II. % of total duration of cell cycle
III. Cell is preparing for
IV. Divided into phases:

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8
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Interphase represents:

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Phase between two successive M phases

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9
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The interphase lasts more than ____ % of the duration of cell cycle.

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95

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10
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In Interphase, a cell is preparing for division by ______ and ______ in a orderly manner.

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cell growth and DNA replication

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11
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Interphase is divided into 3 phases:

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I. G1 phase (Gap 1 or Antephase)
II. S phase (Synthesis)
III. G2 phase (Gap 2)

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12
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Topic - G1 phase

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I. Interval btw _ & _
II. Main events

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13
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______ phase is first growth phase.

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G1 phase

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14
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______ phase is the longest phase.

A

G1 phase

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15
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G1 phase corresponds to the interval between ______ and ______.

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mitosis and initiation of DNA replication

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16
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Main events of G1 phase:

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I. Continuous growth of cell
II. Cell becomes metabolically active
III. Prepare machinery for DNA replication
IV. Synthesizes RNA and proteins

17
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Topic - S phase

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I. Main events
II. DNA amount & chromosomes no.
III. diploid becomes __
IV. In animals cells?

18
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Main events of S phase is:

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I. DNA replication takes place
II. Amount of DNA per cell doubles (from 2C to 4C)

19
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During S phase, chromosome number is increased.
T/F

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False,
Chromosome number is not increased.

20
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During the S-phase, if the cell is diploid (2n), then after S-phase, it becomes haploid.
T/F

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False,
It remains diploid (2n)

21
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In the S-phase of animal cells, what happens?

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I. DNA replication begins in the nucleus
II. Centriole or centromere duplicates in the cytoplasm

22
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Topic - G2 phase

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I. Main events
II. Are DNA molecules intertwined?

23
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______ is second growth phase.

24
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Main events of Gā‚‚ phase is:

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I. Cell growth continues.
II. Synthesis of RNA and proteins continues
III. Cell is prepared for mitosis

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In the ____ and ____ phases, the new DNA molecules formed are not distinct but intertwined.
S and G2 phases
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Topic - G0 phase
I. What happen II. Also called III. Depends on the requirement, _ IV. Examples of Cells that do not divide V. Some cells occasionally divide or not
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The cells that do not divide further exit the _____ phase to enter an inactive stage called ______ stage.
G1 phase; G0 or quiescent stage
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Depending on the organism's requirement, cells of G0 stage remain ______ active but no longer ______ unless called on to do so.
Metabolically active; proliferate
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Some cells in adult animals do not appear to exhibit division. Examples.
Heart cells
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Many other cells divide only occasionally to replace cells lost because of injury or cell death. T/F
True