mitosis and cell cycle Flashcards

(30 cards)

1
Q

CDK subunit is normally ____ and binding of ____ makes it ____

A

inactive, binding of cyclin makes it active

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2
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what changes during the cell cycle to regulate CDK activity

A

cyclin

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3
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what, besides cyclin, helps regulate CDK activity through cell cycle

A

CDK inhibitors

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4
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what is Rb protein

A

inhibitor of cell cycle during cell division

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5
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what inhibits Rb

A

CDK phsphorylation

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6
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what status of Rb and CDK must exist for replication

A

Rb inactive by CDK phosphorylation and CDK negative

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7
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CDI means

A

CDK inhibitors

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8
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what are the two classes of CDI

A

Cip/Kip and INK4

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9
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p21 is what class of CDI

A

cip

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10
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p27 is what class of CDI

A

Kip

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11
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what do p21 and p27 do

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inhibit all CDks

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12
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p15 and p16 are what class of CDI and what do they do

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INK4 specifically inhibit CDK4/6-cyclin D complexes

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13
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what is the p16 CDI a tumor suppressor for

A

melanoma and other cancers

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14
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what do mitogens and growth factors cause

A

production of cyclinD1-3

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15
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what does cyclinD1-3 do

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acivates CDK4/6

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16
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what does activated CDK4/6 do

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phosphorylates and inhibits Rb–> entry into cell cycle and S phase

17
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where do mitogens act

18
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what do mitogens cause

A

an increase in cyclin D1 transcription–> increase in cyclin D1-3 proteins and more CDK4/6 cyclin- D1-3 active protein kinase compiles

19
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where is replication always regulated

A

origin or initiation level

20
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what is PreRC

A

a multi protein complex loaded onto origins in G1 phase

21
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a major protein in the PreRC complex is _____ and that does what and is activated by what

A

MCM DNA helicase- opens up DNA for replication after being actuated by S-CDK complexes

22
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what does PreRC cycle prevent and assure

A

prevents rereplication and assures that S phases are always followed by an M phase because the PreRC can only be loaded during G1 and activated during S (different phases prevents re-replication)

23
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PreRC activation in s phase requires what two protein kinases

A

CDK with cyclins E and E (SCDK) and DDK

24
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during the DNA damage checkpoint, CDK cyclin complexes are inhibited by what

25
Li Fraumeni syndrome means mutated
p53 or Chk2
26
what do ATm and ATR do
help with the DNA damage checkpoint
27
patients with fucked up ATM have
higher cancer risk and neurological defects
28
BRCA1 and 2 regulate what pathway
ATM/ATR pathway
29
meiosis one has what kind of a division
reductional
30
meiosis two has what kind of a division
equational division like mitosis