Chapter 21 - Regulating the Eukaryotic Cell Cycle
Phases of the cell cycles:
M (mitosis)
G1 (between mitosis and DNA replication initiation
S (DNA replication)
G2 (between DNA replication completion and mitosis)
Cyclin-CDK complexes regulate the progress of a cell through the cell cycle and are made up of a regulatory cyclin subunit along with a cyclin-dependent kinase subunit
Chromosomal condensation and the disassembly of G1 and G2 cells nuclear envelope is caused by discussible cyclin CDK
Yeast cell division isolation mutants help with identifying genes that help regulate the cell cycle
Eggs and early embryos of amphibians and invertebrates when fertilized provide extract sources that help in biochemical studies for the cell cycles events
Mitotic cyclin activity is needed for protein kinase MPF
MPF activity in the cells as they enter mitosis increases along with the concentration of mitotic cyclins
MPF activities rise and fall is result by concomitant synthesis and mitotic cycle degradation
Ubiquitin ligase activity of the APC is controlled so the late anaphase is the only time that mitotic cyclins are polyubiquitinated and not before
The fission yeast S. pombe gets encoded a cyclin-dependent protein kinase which is associated with a mitotic cyclin, which results in a mitotic cyclin CDK heterodimer
Two residues in the catalytic CDK subunit being at a certain phosphorylation state affects protein kinase activity of the cyclin CDK complex
The onset of mitosis is affected by an actuated mitotic cyclin CDK complex, which is dependent on a decrease of Wee1 and an increase of Cdc25
S. pombe MPF and human cyclin A-CDK2 complex are similar to each other
MPF catalyzed phosphorylation of lamins A, B, and C along with inner nuclear proteins and nucleoporins occurs early in mitosis
Kinase regulates the phosphorylation of condensin complexes powered by MPF
DNA replication in the S phase forms sister chromatids that are linked at the centromere because of cohesion complexes
Cdc20 directs APC to polyubiquitinated securin at the onset of anaphase
The APC polyubiquitinated mitotic cyclins with the direction of Cdh1 after sister chromatids move to spindle pores
Protein phosphates are able to remove regulatory phosphates such as:
Condensin
Lamins
Nucleoporins
They are able to do this when MPF activity falls
MPF activity falling also helps with the removal of inhibition of the myosin light chain, which lets the cleavage furrow form into cytokinesis
The single cyclin-dependent kinase (CDK) which is encoded by CDC28 is expressed by S. cerevisiae
The three cyclins active in G1:
Cln1
Cln2
Cln3
Heterodimers are formed with CDK when Clb3 and Clb4 are expressed during the S phase
DNA replication takes place at certain origins only once until a cell goes through anaphase
Mitogens which are peptide growth factors make mammalian cells that are cultured proliferate
This helps guide cells into the S phase, G2 phase, and mitosis even without growth factors present
Mammalian cells regulation requires CDKs and cyclins
Cyclin CDK complexes are regulated phosphorylation and dephosphorylation in mammalian cells
The endurance that chromosomes are intact in cells and that the cell cycle is progressing properly is given by checkpoint controls
Unreplicated DNA checkpoint
During S and G1
Prevent MPF before the synthesization of DNA
Activates CDK1 and Cdc25c
Spindle assembly checkpoint:
Prevents premature anaphase
Uses Mad2 and other proteins for the regulation of APC
Chromosome segregation checkpoint
Makes sure telophase and cytokinesis occur after daughter cells have been segregated
Allows for daughter cells to have a full set of chromosomes
DNA damage checkpoint
Arrests cell until DNA damage is fixed if any DNA damage occurs
Three tumor suppressor proteins are needed here:
ATM/ATR
Chk1
p53
One cycle of chromosome replication and two cycles of cell division are needed in meiosis for the production of haploid germ cells
Chromatids and homologous chromosomes have at least one recombination occur between them
Cell cycle proteins that work in mitotically dividing cells also work in meiosis undergoing cells
Phases of the cell cycles:
M (mitosis)
G1 (between mitosis and DNA replication initiation
S (DNA replication)
G2 (between DNA replication completion and mitosis)
Cyclin-CDK complexes regulate the progress of a cell through the cell cycle and are made up of a regulatory cyclin subunit along with a cyclin-dependent kinase subunit
Chromosomal condensation and the disassembly of G1 and G2 cells nuclear envelope is caused by discussible cyclin CDK
Yeast cell division isolation mutants help with identifying genes that help regulate the cell cycle
Eggs and early embryos of amphibians and invertebrates when fertilized provide extract sources that help in biochemical studies for the cell cycles events
Mitotic cyclin activity is needed for protein kinase MPF
MPF activity in the cells as they enter mitosis increases along with the concentration of mitotic cyclins
MPF activities rise and fall is result by concomitant synthesis and mitotic cycle degradation
Ubiquitin ligase activity of the APC is controlled so the late anaphase is the only time that mitotic cyclins are polyubiquitinated and not before
The fission yeast S. pombe gets encoded a cyclin-dependent protein kinase which is associated with a mitotic cyclin, which results in a mitotic cyclin CDK heterodimer
Two residues in the catalytic CDK subunit being at a certain phosphorylation state affects protein kinase activity of the cyclin CDK complex
The onset of mitosis is affected by an actuated mitotic cyclin CDK complex, which is dependent on a decrease of Wee1 and an increase of Cdc25
S. pombe MPF and human cyclin A-CDK2 complex are similar to each other
MPF catalyzed phosphorylation of lamins A, B, and C along with inner nuclear proteins and nucleoporins occurs early in mitosis
Kinase regulates the phosphorylation of condensin complexes powered by MPF
DNA replication in the S phase forms sister chromatids that are linked at the centromere because of cohesion complexes
Cdc20 directs APC to polyubiquitinated securin at the onset of anaphase
The APC polyubiquitinated mitotic cyclins with the direction of Cdh1 after sister chromatids move to spindle pores
Protein phosphates are able to remove regulatory phosphates such as:
Condensin
Lamins
Nucleoporins
They are able to do this when MPF activity falls
MPF activity falling also helps with the removal of inhibition of the myosin light chain, which lets the cleavage furrow form into cytokinesis
The single cyclin-dependent kinase (CDK) which is encoded by CDC28 is expressed by S. cerevisiae
The three cyclins active in G1:
Cln1
Cln2
Cln3
Heterodimers are formed with CDK when Clb3 and Clb4 are expressed during the S phase
DNA replication takes place at certain origins only once until a cell goes through anaphase
Mitogens which are peptide growth factors make mammalian cells that are cultured proliferate
This helps guide cells into the S phase, G2 phase, and mitosis even without growth factors present
Mammalian cells regulation requires CDKs and cyclins
Cyclin CDK complexes are regulated phosphorylation and dephosphorylation in mammalian cells
The endurance that chromosomes are intact in cells and that the cell cycle is progressing properly is given by checkpoint controls
Unreplicated DNA checkpoint
During S and G1
Prevent MPF before the synthesization of DNA
Activates CDK1 and Cdc25c
Spindle assembly checkpoint:
Prevents premature anaphase
Uses Mad2 and other proteins for the regulation of APC
Chromosome segregation checkpoint
Makes sure telophase and cytokinesis occur after daughter cells have been segregated
Allows for daughter cells to have a full set of chromosomes
DNA damage checkpoint
Arrests cell until DNA damage is fixed if any DNA damage occurs
Three tumor suppressor proteins are needed here:
ATM/ATR
Chk1
p53
One cycle of chromosome replication and two cycles of cell division are needed in meiosis for the production of haploid germ cells
Chromatids and homologous chromosomes have at least one recombination occur between them
Cell cycle proteins that work in mitotically dividing cells also work in meiosis undergoing cells