Cell cycle and division. Flashcards

1
Q

4 phases of the cell cycle?

A

G1 - before DNA synthesis
S - DNA synthesised, chromosomes duplicated
G2 - synthesis complete
mitosis

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2
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checkpoints in the cell cycle?

A

End of G1
End of G2
during metaphase

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3
Q

what mediates cell cycle progression?

A

Cyclins and CDK
phosphorylation of proteins

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4
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what are cyclins?

A

proteins that bind to CDKs to activate them

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5
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What are CDKs?

A

enzymes that phosphorylate proteins

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6
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What are liable cells?

A

constantly dividing cells
regenerate rapidly

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7
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what are stable cells?

A

low level replicating
rapidly divide in response to stimuli

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8
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what are non-dividing (permanent cells)?

A

fully differentiated
unable to proliferate/divide

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9
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what does cyclin D bind to?

A

CDK 4 & 6

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10
Q

what does p15/16 do?

A

tumour suppressor protein
bind to CDK 4/6 and inhibits cyclin D activity

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11
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what is Rb attached to?

A

E2F transcription factor

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12
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what phosphorylates Rb?

A

cyclin D CDK4/6 complex
cyclin E CDK 2 complex

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13
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what inhibits cyclin e?

A

p21/27

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14
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what happens when Rb is phosphorylated?

A

release of E2F
cell cycle progression

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