Mitosis & DNA Flashcards

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stages of interphase

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G1
S
G2

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G1 phase

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When cell decides to replicate
Checked for basic needs

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S phase

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DNA replication
Every chromosome makes two sister chromatids

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G2 phase

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checking replication
commitment to mitosis

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5
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4 ways to regulate mitosis

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cyclin-CDK
Growth factors
Density dependent inhibition
Anchorage dependent inhibition

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6
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what is cyclin, CDK & MPF ?

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cyclin - a prot that regulates CDK
CDK - kinase that regulates mitosis
MPF - cyclin & CDK-complex

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how do growth factors influence mitosis?

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growth factors can override all other factors that prevent mitosis

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density dependant inhibition

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Selecting only certain type of cell sizes for mitosis

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What does anchorage dependent inhibition do?

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Prevents the overgrowth and stacking of cells over each other

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10
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benign tumor

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Tumor that remains on the site

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Malignant tumor

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tumor that has the potential to spread to other tissues

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What is the complementary base pairing rule ?

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A-T
C-G

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Purine and pyramidine bases

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A & G - purines
C & T - pyramidines

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14
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Where in the nucleotide are phosphodiester bonds?

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Between the sugar and nitrogenous base

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14
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how are the nitrogenous bases in the DNA connected?

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hydrogen bonds

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15
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What are the three components of a nucleotide? Which ones are the backbone?

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sugar — nitrogenous base — P grp

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What are nucleic acids?

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what is the building block of DNA?

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what is the Watson-Crick theory about DNA?

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DNA is the right-handed double helix, held by hydrogen bonds between the bases

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Central dogma biology

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DNA➡️RNA➡️protein

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How many hydrogen bones are between the bases?

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double bet A & T
triple bet C & G

21
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Give the three stop codons

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DNA ligase

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DNA polymerase

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DNA synthesizer that adds nucleotides to the forming dna strands (to daughter strand)

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replication fork
the part from where the dna is open
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Topoisomerase
Relieves the torsional strain that comes from opening up the replication fork starts to cut the dna
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what happens to telomeres over time?
They are shortened which can eat up dna while getting replicated
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what does telomerase enzyme do?
It prevents the deletion of important genes by the shopping of telomeres It is only present in germline cells
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Semi conservative replication
Two strands of double stranded dna with one strand coming from one parent and the other is a new replicated strand for each dna double strand Both parents stranded separate and make the opposite (daughter strand)
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What are the three steps of dna replication?
Initiation elongation termination
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Initiator proteins
Get in between the hydrogen bonds between nitrogenous bases and open them up They attach at origin sites (in bacteria)
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Why are origin sites ideal for opening up the D N A?
Because they are like the As & Ts with less hydrogen bonding between them
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elongation process of txn
Daughter strands are made from parental strands
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helicase
unzip the DNA upstream where the replication is happening Breaks hydrogen bonds between the nitrogenous pairs
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where is energy needed?
Energy is needed to break the hydrogen bonds between the nitrogenous basis
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When do we go from two chromosomes to 4 in mitosis?
From metaphase to anaphase
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RNA Polymerase
Makes mRNA from DNA template Reads the DNA sequence and builds a complimentary RNA strand
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Ribosome
site where the protein is made Read the mRNA and assembles amino acids into the chain