Exam 2
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| An arrest in the cell cycle for repair | Check point
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| Encodes gene products that inhibit unregulated cell division. Mutant alleles function recessively in promotion of a cancerous phenotype in a cell | Tumor suppressor gene
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| Molecule that affects cell proliferation. Generally stimulate proliferation by associating with receptor proteins on the affected cell | Growth factor
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| Programmed cell death in which the cell coordinates its own DNA degradation and nuclear condensation | Apoptosis
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| Normal gene regulating cell proliferation that can become an oncogene when mutated | Proto-oncogene
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| Steroids, peptides, and proteins that act over short and long distances to provide extracellular signals to cells. | Hormones
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| Proteins that underlie the inner surface of the nuclear membrane and become soluble during mitosis to allow dissolution of the nuclear membrane into vesicles | Nuclear lamins
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| The relaying of a signal through the cytoplasm to the nucleus in order to mediate a cellular response to an extracellular signal. | Signal transduction
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| A family of proteins that phosphorylate specific substrates in response to a cell-cycle dependent association with specific cyclins. | Cyclin-dependent kinase
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| Mutant allele of a proto-oncogene that acts dominantly to promote a cancerous phenotype | Oncogene
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