Unit 4: Genetics and Inheritance

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mitosis, meiosis, cyclins

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mitosis- interphase

  • G1 phase is cell growth

  • S phase is DNA synthesis

  • G2 phase is further cell growth

  • interrupted by mitosis and cytokinesis

  • cells that do not reproduce remain in G0

these phases are controlled by cyclins

<ul><li><p>G1 phase is cell growth</p></li><li><p>S phase is DNA synthesis</p></li><li><p>G2 phase is further cell growth</p></li><li><p>interrupted by mitosis and cytokinesis</p></li><li><p>cells that do not reproduce remain in G0</p></li></ul><p>these phases are controlled by cyclins</p>
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mitosis- prophase

chromosomes visible, unordered

<p>chromosomes visible, unordered</p>
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mitosis- metaphase

chromosomes separating

<p>chromosomes separating</p>
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mitosis- anaphase

chromosomes line up and are drawn to poles by spindle fibres

<p>chromosomes line up and are drawn to poles by spindle fibres</p>
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mitosis- telophase

chromosomes grouped in two at poles of cell

<p>chromosomes grouped in two at poles of cell</p>
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mitosis- cytokinesis

cell splits in two by closing off membrane down cleavage, chromosomes less distinct as they uncoil, returns to interphae

<p>cell splits in two by closing off membrane down cleavage, chromosomes less distinct as they uncoil, returns to interphae</p>
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cytokinesis in animal cell

ends not touching

<p>ends not touching</p>
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cytokinesis in plant cell

ends touching

<p>ends touching </p>
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cyclins

proteins that contribute to the regulation of the cell cycle. They reach a threshold concentration and prevent reproduction of cell until needed.

  • C gradually increases and decreases across the cell cycle

  • E triggers G1 → S

  • A triggers S → G2

  • B triggers G2 → mitosis

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Cyclin Dependent Kinases (CDKs)

  • phosphorylate other proteins, activating them to carry out specific tasks

  • Apoptosis- if a cell fails a checkpoint during Interphase or Mitosis, it self destructs

substrate — (kinases) → substrate P

phosphofructokinase (enzyme)

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histone proteins

basic proteins: their positive charges allow them to associate with DNA, which is negatively charged. Some function as spools for the thread-like DNA to wrap around.

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