CHAPTER 12: Cell Cycle (Mitosis) Flashcards

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what occurs during interphase?

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  1. the cell grows in preparation for cell division.
  2. chromosomes are duplicated with DNA copied precisely.
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what percent is interphase of the entire cell cycle?

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90%

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what are the three phases of interphase?

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G1, S, and G2

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what occurs during S phase?

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chromosomes are duplicated

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what is mitosis?

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division of genetic material in nucleus.

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what are the stages of mitosis?

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prophase, prometaphase, metaphase, anaphase, and telophase

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what is cell division?

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the reproduction of cells

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what occurs during cytokinesis (during m phase)

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the cell divides into 2 daughter cells that are genetically identical to each other and parent cell.

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what is the one thing that distinguishes living things from nonliving things?

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the ability of organisms to produce more of their own kind.

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single-celled organisms give rise to new organisms through what process?

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cell division.

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what do multicellular eukaryotes undergo?

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embryonic development

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what are sister chromatids?

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joined copies of the original chromosome

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what is the centromere?

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the narrow “waist” of the duplicated chromosome

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when chromatids are separated, what are they called?

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chromosomes.

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what is the m phase ?

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mitotic phase, mitosis and cytokinesis

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what occurs during mitosis (m phase)

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chromosomes copies are separated from each other and move towards opposite ends of cell

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in what interphase phase (G1, S, and G2) are chromosomes duplicated in?

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S phase

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what occurs in G1 phase?

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metabolic activity and growth

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what occurs during s phase?

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metabolic activity, growth, and DNA synthesis

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what occurs during G2 phase?

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metabolic activity, growth, and preparation for cell division.

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where is all of the DNA in a cell?

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in a genome

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what is a genome in pro and eukaryotic cells?

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can consist of a single DNA molecule (prokaryotic)

number of DNA molecules (eukaryotic)

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dna molecules in a cell are packaged into ___?

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what is a chromatin?

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complex of DNA and protein that condenses during cell division

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what are somatic cells?
nonreproductive cells that have two sets of chromosomes
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what are gametes?
reproductive cells that have half as many chromosomes as somatic cells
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what happens in preparation for cell division?
DNA is replicated and chromosomes condense.
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what is cytokinesis?
the division of the cytoplasm
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what is the mitotic spindle?
a structure made of mictotubules that controls chromosome movement during mitosis
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where does the assembly of spindle microtubules occur in animal cells?
in the centrosome
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what is a centrosome?
type of microtubule-organizing center
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during what mitosis phase does the centrosome replicate?
interphase
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what does the mitotic spindle include?
centrosomes, spindle, microtubules, and asters.
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what is an aster?
a radial array of short microtubules.
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what happens in prometaphase?
1. nuclear membrane breaks down (NOT NUCEOLOUS) 2. spindle fibers of microtubules attach to centromere of sister chromatids
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what is a kinetochore?
a protein associated with centrosomes
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what is the metaphase plate?
an imaginary plane midway between the spindles two poles.
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what occurs during metaphase?
sister chromatids line up in the middle sister fibers pull apart.
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what occurs during prophase?
1. chromatin condenses to form chromosomes 2. nucleolus disappears. 3. MTOCS start and move to poles and make microtubules.
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what occurs during anaphase?
sister chromatics are going to pull apart to become daughter chromosome and move to opposite poles.
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what happens to cohesions in anaphase?
they are cleaved by an enzyme called separase.
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what occurs during telophase?
1. chromosomes are going back to condense chromatin 2. nucleolus reappears 3. nuclear membrane reappears
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what two proteins are involved in the cell cycle control system?
cyclins and cyclin dependent kinases (cdk)
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what are the checkpoints in the cell cycle control system do?
they signal where the cycle stops until go-ahead signal is received.
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what is mpf?
a cdk complex that triggers cell passage past G2 checkpoint into M phase.
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where are the 3 important checkpoints?
in G1,G2, and M
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where does the cell USUALLY receive the go-ahead signal?
G1 checkpoint
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what happens if cell doesn't get go-ahead signal?
will exit cell cycle (G0 phase)
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what are growth factors?
released by certain cells and stimulate other cells to divide.
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what is required for division of fibroblasts?
platelets.
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what is density-dependent inhibition?
where crowded cells will stop dividing.
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what do animal cells exhibit during density-dependent inhibition?
anchorage dependence
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what is the difference between cancer v normal cells?
cancer cells don't follow normal signs that regulate cell cycle.
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what are the 3 things that distinguish cancer cells?
1. they make their own growth factors 2. may convey growth factor signal without presence of growth factor 3. may have abnormal cell cycle control system
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what is the lump in cancer cells called?
bengin tumor