Lecture 2B Flashcards

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What occurs to DNA at interphase?

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DNA is compacted 1000 fold as it is wrapped around the core histone octamer and is arranged in loop domains(scaffolded) and DNA is duplicated

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what the main target of interphase and what are 3 phases of interphase

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the cell is synthesizing material for cell division
1. G1-Gap phase (growth)
2. S- DNA replication
3.G2- gap phase (growth)

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what happens specifically at interphase S?

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DNA Replication and the new sister chromatids are held to each other by cohesins(protein

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4
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where are sister chromatids later connected at ?

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the centromere

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What is chromatin like at S phase and why

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it is a mix of euchromatin and heterochromatin and is relaxed to allow for access of transcription

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what forms heterochromatin and what is it?

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phase separation forms heterochromatin by excluding molecules outside it periphery and crowding a group of molecules that allows for compacting

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what 2 dimers make up the centromeric (centromere) nucleosomes “ hemisome” OR CENP-A?

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  1. heterodimer (H2A-H2B)
    2.heterodimer(CENH3-H4)
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what defines where the centromere is

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CENP-A which is a variant of H3 which is a looser structure

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what is the biggest difference between the histone core octamer dimers and the hemisome dimers

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the hemisome doesn’t have an H1 Linker

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what are the 4 phases of mitosis ?

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  1. Prophase
    2.Prometaphase
  2. Metaphase
  3. Anaphase
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11
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what is condensin?

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an ATPase protein that compacts DNA further during Prophase

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12
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what are the 3 steps of prophase ?

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  1. Further DNA compaction
  2. Nuclear envelope breaks down
  3. Spindles organize
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what happens in prometaphase ?

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Microtubules connect to the chromatid at the centromere via the kinetochore

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what happens in metaphase?

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the sister chromatids line up at the metaphase plate

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what is cohesin?

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it is a protein the holds together sister chromotids

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16
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what 2 steps occur at Anaphase?

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  1. Separation of sister chromatids due to enzyme protease cleaving cohesin
  2. pulling apart of sister to poles that is facilitated by depolarization of kinetochore tubes
17
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what is the kinetochore

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made up of 100 proteins its connects microtubules to sister chromatids

18
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what is required for proper localization of the kinetochore?

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CENP-A (CEN-H3)

19
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where is cohesin used ?

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interphase and anaphase