Cell cycle

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What is cell division for reproduction?

binary fission in bacteria

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What does cell division mean in the cell cycle?

New cells arise from pre-existing cells = cell division, part of cell cycle

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: What is the cell cycle?

cell growth + division of the nucleus and genetic material (mitosis), cytoplasm and organelles (cytokinesis)

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What happens to DNA prior to cell division?

Prior to cell division DNA is replicated but the genetic material can then divide in two very different ways

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How does mitosis divide genetic material?

Mitosis: genetic material is copied and divided equally so “daughter” cells are genetically identical to the “parent” cell

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How is the cell cycle regulated

Cell cycle is tightly regulated (molecular checkpoints)

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What does breakdown of cell cycle control lead to?

cancer

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What is the M- (mitotic) phase?

= dividing phase (mitosis + cytokinesis)

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What is the I- (interphase) phase?

non-dividing phase

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What occurs during all three I-phases?

Cell growth occurs in all 3 I-phases; including replication of all cell organelles/membranes

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When does DNA replication occur?

DNA replication occurs in S-phase, i.e. chromatin is copied

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What is DNA replication?

making a copy of DNA, using DNA as a template and using DNA nucleotides

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What is transcription?

making an mRNA copy of a DNA template, using RNA nucleotides

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What is translation?

making a protein, using an mRNA template and amino acids

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tell me about what happens in S phase

. centrosome copy . DNA replication

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Prophase?

Chromatin to chromosomes, Miotic spindle starts to form, Centrosomes start moving away.

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Prometaphase?

Nucleur envelope dissolves, kinetochore microtubules contact chromosomes at kinetochore

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Metaphase?

Chromosomes line up flat in the middle, miotic spindle fully forms

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Anaphase?

sister chromatids separate - pulled to opposite poles and microtubules get shorter

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Telophase?

nuclear envelope reforms, spindle disintegrated/ chromosomes to chromatin

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Cyto kinesis ?

via cleavage- contractile ring of actin microfilliment and myosin interact with it to contract ring - drawstring

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Everything about MPF??

voice…

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All Checkpoints?

voice

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Other regulative signals?

Voice

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How do chromosomes move?

voice

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Mitotic Spindle

Voice