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Cell cycle, Mitosis, and Meiosis Flashcards

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What are the stages of the cell cycle?

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Interphase- G1, S, G2
M phase
Cytokinesis

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What happens in Interphase?

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grows and makes a copy of its DNA- (90% of the cycle)

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What occurs in G1?

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cell grows larger, copies organelles and makes molecular building blocks

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What occurs in S phase?

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synthesizes a complete copy of the DNA( copies chromosomes) and duplicates the centrosomes

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What occurs in G2?

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grows more, makes proteins and organelles, and reorganizes for mitosis; ends when mitosis begins

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What occurs in M phase?

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formation of two new cells; divides DNA and cytoplasm

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What occurs during cytokinesis?

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cytoplasm of the cell split into two cells

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G1 checkpoint description & what it checks for

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whether the cell is prepared for division- most important

Checks for size, nutrients, and DNA damage; if not met it will not go into S phase

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G2 checkpoint description and what it checks for

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Mitotic phase

Checks for cell size, protein reserves, and all chromosomes have been replicated and DNA damage
- If problems exist→ cell either completes DNA replication or repairs DNA

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M checkpoint description and what it checks for

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near the end of metaphase of karyokinesis
- Checks if all the sister chromatids are correctly attached to the spindle microtubules

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What is G0?

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a resting state; not actively prepare dot divide
- Cells that do not receive go-ahead signal
- Can be a permanent state for some cells or temporary for some cells who can start division if they have the right signals

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Describe CDKs?

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enzymes that activate or inactivate other proteins by phosphorylating them; to be active they must bind to a cyclin

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What is an MPF?

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cyclin and CDK complex
Triggers cell passage past the G2 checkpoint and into M phase
Cyclins and CDKS bind in G2- phosphorylate proteins→ mitosis

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What do peaks of MPF activity correspond with?

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corresponds with cycling concentration; rise during S and G2 phases;falls during M phase

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Why does MPF switches off?

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destruction of its own cyclin

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Difference between Somatic cells and Gametes?

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Somatic Cells- 46 chromosomes- diploids cells
Gametes- 23 chromsomes- haploid cells

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Difference between sister chromatids and chromosomes

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Sister chromatids: are two indenticial strands of DNA that are attached by the centromere
Chromosomes: composed of chromatids

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Stages of mitosis

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prophase, metaphase, Anaphase, telophase

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Describe what occurs in prohase?

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-Nucleolus disappears
-chromatin condenses into chromosomes
-Separation of centrosomes
-Formation of mitotic spindle

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Describe what occurs in prometaphase?

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-Nuclear envelope disassembles
-Chromosomes form 2 kinetochores at the centromere
-Microtubules attach to the chromosomes

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Describe what occurs at metaphase

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Chromosomes align in the metaphase plate

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What occurs during anaphase?

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Chromatids move apart to separate poles

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What occurs during telophase?

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Nuclear envelope forms
Chromosomes unfold back into chromatin
Nucleoli reappear
Cell continues to elongate

24
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Cytokinesis in plants and animals

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plants- cell plate
animals- cleavage furrow- cell pinches together

25
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Binary Fission

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bacteria replicate circular chromosomes and then cytoplasm divides through cytokinesis.

26
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Chromosomes number in daughter cells vs. mother in binary fission

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Daughter cells have the same chromosome number as the mother cell

27
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How is there more genetic vartiation in sexual reproduction compared to asexual?

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Law of segregation
Law of Independent Assortment
Random Fertilization

28
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Define Law of Segregation

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separation of alleles during gamete formation
Each gamete has 1 allele for each gene; varied combinations of alleles

29
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define Law of Independent Assortment

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alleles of two (or more) different genes get sorted into gametes independently

30
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How is there genetic variation in random fertilization?

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random unique egg gets fertilized by unique sperm

31
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Define karyotype

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individual’s complete set of chromosomes

32
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Define autosomes

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chromosomes other than sex chromosome

33
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Define sex chromosomes

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XX and XY- determine the person’s gender
Exception to homologous chromosomes

34
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Define diploid cells

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2 set of chromosomes

35
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Define haploid cell

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1 set of chromosome

36
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Define homologous chromosomes

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are a set of maternal and paternal chromosomes that pair up in a cell during fertilization

37
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Define tetrads

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consists of two homologous chromosomes with a total of 4 sister chromatids

38
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what is the purpose of meiosis?

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the creation of gamete cells

39
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Prophase 1

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  • Synapsis occurs: maternal and paternal chromosomes(homologous chromosomes) wrap up tightly
    -Crossing Over: through synapsis, swap parts of chromsomes
40
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Describe metaphase 1

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-Independent Orientation: ligning up at metaphase plate
-Spindals attaches to centromere of each homologous chromosome

41
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Describe Anaphase 1

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Homologous chromosomes are pulled apart to opposite ends

42
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Describe telophase 1

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Divide cell with cytokinesis

43
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Describe prophase 2

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-No crossing over
-Chromosomes condense
-Nuclear envelope breaks down
-Spindle forms

44
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Describe metaphase 2

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Chromosomes line up along the metaphase plate

45
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Describe Anaphase 2

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Sister chromatids separate and are pulled towards opposite poles of the cell

46
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Describe telophase 2

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-Nuclear membranes form around each set of chromosomes and chromosomes decondensed
-Cytokinesis continues

47
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Describe ploidy during meiosis?

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During Meiosis, cells go from diploid → haploid (by end of MI→)haploid (end of MII)

48
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What are the type of cells in which meiosis takes place?

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Spermatocyte and oocyte

49
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Describe spermatogenesis?

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Germ cell→spermatogonial→spermatogonium→primary spermatocyte→secondary spermatocyte→spermatids→sperm

50
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Describe oogenesis?

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Germ cell→oogonium→primary oocyte→secondary oocyte→fertilization→meiosis 2 is completed→ fertilized egg (zygote)

51
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End result of meiosis (comparison of daughter cells with mother cell in terms of number of daughter cells and chromosome makeup)

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Chromosomal makeup: results half as many as the parent cell for each haploid daughter cell
4 daughter cells

52
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Spermatogenesis compared to Oogenesis

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Spermatogenesis is equal and oogenesis is unequal and produces two polar bodies

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