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Maturation Promoting Factor (MPF)
protein kinase that initiates entry into M phase
cyclin
regulatory subunit of MPF that increases and decreases as a function of the cell cycle
catalytic subunit of MPF
transfers Phosphate groups from ATP to serine and threonine
Start (Late G1) and G2-M transition
Two control points of cell cycle and require activation of the cdc2 kinase by a different cyclin
Wee1
In yeast cell cycle in keeps cdc2 inactive because it phosphorylates Tyr15
Cdc25 phosphatase
removes inhibitory phosphate on Tyr15 (yeast cell cycle) which activates cdc2 and the cycle proceeds to mitosis
CAK
transfers phosphate to Thr161 (yeast cell cycle)
Mid G1
Cdk4, Cdk6, Cyclins D1,D2,D3
G1-S transition
cyclin E and cdk2
S
cyclin A and cdk2
S - G2
Cyclin B/A and Cdk1
pRB phosphorylation
makes it possible for Cyclins E, A, and cdk1 to be expressed
p53
break in DNA in G1 stabilizes this which in turn will activate the p21 gene.
p21
activated by p53 and directly inhibits cdk activity until repair in DNA is made, if not the cell will undergo apoptosis
ATM and ATR
protein kinases that activate after specific types of DNA damages
Condensin
compacts chromosomes by forming a ring around coiled loops of DNA. Is one of two important proteins in formation of mitotic chromosomes
cohesin
protein complex that connects a pair of sister chromatids
kinetochore
binds Microtubules
outer plate/fibrous corona of kinetochore
binds motor proteins involved in chromosome movement
Inner kinetochore
centromere replication
prometaphase
motor proteins move condensed chromosomes into position to be captured by the kinetochore and the nuclear envelope disperses
Kid
kinesin-like protein required for movement of chromosomes away from poles. Without it, chromosome would fail to align in the center of spindle
metaphase checkpoint
when one or more chromosomes are not at metaphase plate, anaphase will not start
astral microtubules
outward from centrosome to outside body of spindle. Helps position spindle apparatus and plane of cytokinesis
chromosomal microtubules
from centrosome to kinetochores. moves chromosomes to poles during anaphase
polar microtubules
from centrosome past chromosomes. forms structural basket for spindle
ubiquitin ligase APC and adaptors cdc20 and cdh-1
Drives Anaphase
cdc20
destroys securin which activates separase which cleaves cohesin separating sister chromatids starting anaphase
cdh-1
destroys mitotic cyclins b/c they inhibit exit from mitosis. Anaphase - G1
Anaphase A
movement of chromosomes to poles
Anaphase B
two spindle poles move frather apart
poleward flux
energy generated by depolymerization that moves chromosomes toward poles
Dam1 Ring
encirles the (+) end of microtubule at kinetochore