Lecture I Cell Cycle Flashcards

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Which cell divide more skin cell or liver cell and how many times each

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Skin cell divide more
Skin cell frequently
Liver cell once in one year or two

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Do Nerve and muscle cell divide after maturation

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Not at all

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3
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What are the phases of cell cycle

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Interphase , mitoses or meiosis and G0 phase

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Cell spend 90% of their life on which phase

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Interphase

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5
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Does cell divide all the time ? Why ?

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No , because most of the time they are in interphase

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What are the stages of interphase

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G1 , G2 , S phases

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What happen for the cell in interphase

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Growth and DNA replication

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8
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Cell cycle length differ due to

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The time in G1 or G0 phases

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What is the special of embryonic stem cells

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They have the capacity of unlimited proliferation and short G1 phase and high cell proportion In S phase

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What happen in G1 phase

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G1 : synthesis of RNA and proteins , growth recovery after previous division

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What happen in S phase

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DNA , RNA , proteins synthesis, DNA replication and the chromosome enters with one chromatid and leave with two

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What happen in G2 phase

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DNA , protein synthesis , growth

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13
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What is mitosis ?

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Cell division that gives two identical diploid cells

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What are the stages of mitosis

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Prophase
Prometaphase
Metaphase
Anaphase
Telophase

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What happen in prophase

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Disappearance of nuclei , condensation of chromosome, formation of mitosis spindle , centrosomes move apart

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What happen in prometaphase

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Nuclear membrane disappears, formation of kinetichorses at centromere

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What happen at metaphase

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Chromosome lined at metaphase plate and the centrosomes at the opposite poles

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What happen at telophase

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Formation of nuclear membrane around chromosome, reappear of nucleus and decondinsation of chromosomes

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What happen at cytokinesis

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Division of organelles and cytoplasm , contractile ring of actin and myosin divid the cell

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What happen at interphase before meiosis ?

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Replication of chromosome which result in two identical sister chromatid

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Meioses result in How many cells ?

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4 haploid not identical cells

22
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What is the longest phase of meiosis

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What happen at prophase l

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Condensation of chromosome
Synapsis
Crossing over

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What is synapsis of chromosome

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When two chromosomes come together to form tetrad

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What happen in crossing over
Breaks of no sister chromatid segments and rejoin in other chromstid
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What is the site of crossing over called
Chiasmata
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Why do siblings have different traits
Due to crossing overs
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Non-disjunction definition
Failure of homologous chromosome or sister chromatid to separate
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Non-disjunction result in what
Zygote whit abnormal number of chromosomes
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Why cell division is important? Important for what
Growth Maintenance of Tissue and organ function Repair tissue damage Immune cell proliferation
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What is check points
Check if the cell cycle processed or stop , check If the cell is ready to keep going by checking growth , replication and division
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What are the check point in cell cycle
G1/S , G2/M , Mitosis ( metaphase )
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G1/S checks what ?
Size and environment
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Platelet-derived growth factors needed for what
Needed for fibroblast division in wound healing
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Which protein is important for G1/S check point
Retinoblastoma protein ( Rb)
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When does cyclin-CDK complies phosphorylate RB protein
S phase
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What each cyclin bind to CD , CE , CB ( cyclin = C )
CD to CDK4 or 6 CE to CDK2 CB to CDK1
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How to activate Rb
When cyclinD-CDK4/6 phosphorylate it
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What happen when Rb phosphorylated
E2F will bind to DNA and regulate gene transcription which is needed to enter S phase
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CyclinE-CDK2 who activate them and what happen when they are activated ?
Activated by E2F Phosphorylate Rb to activate it and phosphorylate p21/27 that deactivate CD-CDK4/6
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G2/M check point for what
If the cell have damaged genom will not pass
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What does mitosis promoting factor composed of
CyclinB-CDK1 complex
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What are the site of activation and inhibition of MPF
threonine 161 when phosphorylate MPF will be activated Threonine 14 and tyrosine 15 when phosphorylate MPF will be deactivated
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What does cdc25 do
Dephosphorylation of thr14 and tyr15 to activate MPF
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What is the different between oocyte and spermocyte meiosis
Soermocyte happrn without interruption but oocyte has arrest
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When does oocyte arrest
Prophase l and metaphase ll
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MPF induce what for oocyte
Exit from prophase l arrest
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Cytostatic factor mediates what ? How
Metaphase ll arrest by inhibiting anaphase promoting factor
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When does the inhibition of anaphase promoting factor ended
When the sperm derived ca+2 signal arrive