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landmarks in eukaryotic cc

M phase 1h


(g0 phase + reentry point)


g1 phase 6-12h


s phase 6-8h


g2 phase 3-4h

checkpoints


where

restriction point / g1 checkpoint: -> enter S


big enough, environment, DNA damage?


g2 checkpoint: -> enter M


is all replicated, big enough


M checkpoint: -> enter g1

checkpoints


how

negative + positive response


also regulation from outside the cell: growth factors

cyclin/cdk

D, E, A, B


CDK1, CDK2, CDK4, CDK5,

johnson - heterokaryon

cells with two different nuclei in different points of cell cycle


??

hartwell + nurse - cell division control genes

isolation of yeast mutants


??



S. cerevisiae

budding yeast


mutants are struck at some point in cell cycle

Schizosaccharomyces pombe

no budding but elongation

hunt: cyclins

cyclin degradation during mitosis

maller: discoveries in frogs

found MPF in cytoplasm from M-phase cells


-> maturation promoting factor


= mitotic cyclin + cycline dependent kinase cdc2

MPF

two compartments: cyclin + cdk


high levels during mitosis


regulated due to phosphorylation


feed forward mechanism

lamin

filament of nuclear envelope


lead to nuclear-envelope breakdown if phosphorylated by MPF

cyclin regulation

-low level of cyclin -> inactive CDK


-cyclin synthesis -> complex formed


-cyclin/CDK with phosphorylated Tyr -> inactive (ATP binding site is blocked)


-Tyr in T loop is phosphorylated other is removed -> active


-phosphorylation of phosphates -> higher rate of active kinases


-phosphorylation of DBRK -> activation


addition of ubiquitin to cyclin of complex


- degradation of cyclin -> inactive CDK

GF

signal factor from one cell to another


regulate different mechanisms


eg. passage from g1 to S

Mitogen


+ MAPC

protein responsible for activation of cell division




Stimulus -> MAPKKK -> MAPKK -> MAPK -> biological response

ubiquitin

eukaryotic regulatory protein


changes characteristics of proteins if bound to them




for cyclin degradation

Rb protein

retinoblastom protein is a tumor suppressor protein

Cancer

abnormal cell growth


ability to spread into diff. body parts


formation of metastasis

p53

protein for regulation of apoptosis and DNA repair


regulates p21 which holds cell in g1 until damage is repaired

oncogenes

cancer causing gene

control of cell growth


7 types of proteins

growth factor


growth factor + intracellular receptors


intracellular transducer


transcription factors


anti-apoptosis proteins


cell-cycllee control proteins


DNA-repair proteins



cyclin B

regulates M->g1 if degraded by MPF