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Eukaryotic Cell Biology Exam 5
Eukaryotic Cell Biology Exam 5
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G1 phase
Gap phase for cell growth; cell responds to social and environmental cues
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G0 phase
Specialized resting state where cells stop dividing
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Restriction point
Commitment point in late G1 where the cell becomes committed to division
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S phase
DNA synthesis phase; chromosomes and centrosomes duplicate
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G2 phase
Second growth phase; prepares for mitosis
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M phase
Mitosis phase where chromosomes segregate
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Cytokinesis
Division of the cytoplasm following mitosis
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Prophase
Chromosomes condense; sister chromatids held by cohesin
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Prometaphase
Mitotic spindle attaches to sister chromatids
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Metaphase
Sister chromatids align at the cell center
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Anaphase
Cohesin disintegrates; sister chromatids separate
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Telophase
Spindle disassembles; nuclear envelope reforms
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EdU/BrdU staining
Thymidine analog labeling used to detect cells in S-phase
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Flow cytometry
Technique to measure DNA content per cell
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Fucci system
Fluorescent cell cycle reporter system based on protein degradation
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Geminin
Green fluorescent marker active from early S phase to mitosis
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Cdt1
Red fluorescent marker expressed from end of mitosis through G1
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Checkpoint
Control mechanism verifying proper progression through cell cycle
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Cyclin-dependent kinases (CDKs)
Kinases that regulate cell cycle progression; constant levels
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Cyclins
Regulatory proteins that bind CDKs; synthesized and degraded cyclically
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G1 cyclins
Cyclins controlling progression through early G1
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G1/S cyclins
Cyclins controlling the G1→S transition
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S cyclins
Cyclins required for DNA replication
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M cyclins
Cyclins required for mitosis
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CAK (Cdk-activating kinase)
Phosphorylates and activates CDK–cyclin complexes
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Wee1 kinase
Adds inhibitory phosphate to CDKs, inactivating them
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Cdc25 phosphatase
Removes inhibitory phosphate from CDKs, activating them
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CKIs (p27, p16, p21)
Cdk inhibitor proteins that block CDK–cyclin activity
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Proteolysis
Protein degradation, often via ubiquitylation and proteasome
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PP2A-B55
Phosphatase that counteracts M-Cdk activity; high in interphase
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Greatwall kinase
Kinase activated by M-Cdk; inhibits PP2A-B55 through Ensa
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Ensa
Protein phosphorylated by Greatwall that inhibits PP2A-B55
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Positive feedback loop
A system where M-Cdk activates Cdc25 and inhibits Wee1, amplifying activation
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APC/C (Anaphase-Promoting Complex)
Ubiquitin ligase that targets securing and cyclins for degradation
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Securin
Protein that protects cohesin linkages between sister chromatids
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Cdc20
Activator of APC/C during metaphase→anaphase transition
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Cdh1
Late mitosis/early G1 APC/C activator keeping cyclin levels low
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Ubiquitylation
Addition of ubiquitin to proteins to mark them for proteasomal degradation
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