Mitosis & Meiosis Flashcards

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Two types of cell division

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  • Mitosis
  • Meiosis
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Cytokinesis

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Cytoplasm divides into two distinct daughter cells

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Meiosis leads to:

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  • Production of gametes
  • Daughter cells have 1/2 genetic material as parent cell
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Mitosis leads to:

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  • Production of all other cell types (somatic cells)
  • Genetic material copied and divided equally
  • Daughter cells genetically identical to parent
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Cell division

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Replicate genetic material, divide genetic material evenly, form two daughter cells

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Single-celled organsims cell division results in _________

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asexual reproduction

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Multicellular organsims cell division allows for _________

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  • growth
  • repair
  • asexual reproduction
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4 phases of the cell cycle:

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  • M phase
  • G1 phase of interphase
  • S phase of interphase
  • G2 phase of interphase
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Gap phases allow the cell to

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  • Grow large enough
  • synthesize enough organelles for daughter cells
  • function
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G1 Phase

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4 unreplicated chromosomes

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S phase

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DNA synthesis

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G2 Phase

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4 replicaed chromosomes consisting of 2 sister chromatids

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M phase

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  • Start of mitosis, replicated chromosomes condense
  • Mitosis
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Prophase

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  • Chromosomes condense
  • spindle apparatus begins to form
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Prometaphase

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  • Nuclear envelope breaks down
  • Microtubules contact centromeres
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Metaphase

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Chromosomes line up in middle of cell

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Anaphase

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Sister cromatids separate into daughter chromosomes

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Telophase

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The nuclear envelope reforms and chromosomes condense

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Cell division

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Plasma membrane pinches in and two daughter cells form

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Chromosome

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structure composed of a DNA molecule and associated proteins

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Chromatin

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  • The material that makes up eukaryotic chromosomes
  • DNA molecule complexed w/ histone proteins
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Chromatid

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One strand of a repliecated chromosome, w/ its associated proteins

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Sister chromatids

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  • 2 strands of a replicated chromosome
  • Replicated chromosomes consiste of 2 sister chromatids
  • When sister chromatids separate during miosis they become independent chromosomes
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Cytokinesis in plants

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microtubules direct vesicles to center of spindle where they fuse to divide the cell in two

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Cytokinesis in animals
cleavage furrow
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Bacteria divide via \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
* Fission * similar to animal cytokinesis
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\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ is essentially eliminated in rapidly dividing cells
* G1 phase * Ex. epithelial cells of intestines
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G0 State
* Nondividing cells perminantly stuck in G1 phase * Ex. nerve cells
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Mitosis-promoting factor (MPF)
* Present in cytoplasm of M-phase cells * Induces mitosis in all eukaryotes
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MPF composed of:
* Protein kinase * Cyclin
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Protein kinase
Enzyme that catalyzes transfer of a phosphate group from ATP to target protein
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Cyclin
regulatory protein
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How is MPF turned off
Enzyme complex activated by mitosis degrades MPF cyclin during anaphase
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Negative feedback
Process slowed or stopped by one of its products
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Cell-cycle checkpoint
Interactions among regulatory moleculse at each checkpoint allow the cell to "decide" whether to procide with division
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If checkpoint regulatory molecules are defective:
* The checkpoint may fail * cells may start dividing in an uncontrolled fashion
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Pass G1 Checkpoint If:
* Cell size is adequate * nutrients are sufficient * social signals are present * DNA is undamaged
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Pass G2 Checkpoint if
* chromosomes have replicated successfully * DNA is undamaged * activated MPF is present
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Pass M-phase checkpoint if:
* Chromosomes attached to spindle apparatus * chromosomes have properly segregated and MPF is absent
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Cancer
Family of diseases caused by cells that: * Grow uncontrollably * invade nearby tissues * spread to other sites in the body
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Cancerous cell defects
* Make the proteins required for growth active when they shouldnt be * Prevent tumor suppressor genes from shutting down cell cycle
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Benign tumor
may continue to divide, but are not invasive
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malignant tumor
divide and spread to adjacent tissues through lymphatic/blood vessels
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Centromere
structure that joins sister chromatids
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kinetochores
structure on sister chromatids where microtubules attach
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microtubule organizing center
any structure that organizes microtubules
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Centrosome
microtubule organizing center in animals and some plants
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Centrioles
Cylindrical structures that comprise microtubules, located in centrosomes
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locus
position of a gene on a chromosome
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haploid number
number of distinct types of chromosomes
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ploidy
number of each type of chromosome present (n, 2n, etc)
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Meiosis I overview
* diploid parent cell produces 2 haploid daughter cells * homologs * separate to diff. daughter cells * daughter cells are haploid * chromosomes consist of 2 sister chromatids
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crossing over
Swapping of segments between maternal and paternal chromosomes
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Chiasma
Point at which crossing over occurs
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Independent assortment
random assortment/segregation of chromosomes during anaphase resulting in genetically unique gametes
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tetrad
pair of homologous chromosomes in synapsis
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Autosome
anything that isn't a sex chromosome