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→ WHAT IS THE CENTROMERE? • Centromere // region of chromosome / point of attachment for sister chromatids → WHY ARE THE KINETOCHORES IMPORTANT DURING THE CELL DIVISION? • Kinetochores // specialized protein structures that form at the centromere during mitosis o Provide an attachment to the microtubules ▪ Microtubules // responsible for moving chromosomes during cell division ▪ EX) Taxol is a drug that disrupts the formation of the spindle in mitosis → thus, preventing cell division by inhibiting the function of the microtubules in cancerous cells

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BIOL 110 Lecture Notes - Exam Block 2
→ W HAT IS THE CENTROMERE ?
• Centromere // region of chromosome / point of attachment for sister

chromatids


→ W HY ARE THE KINETOCHORES IMPORTANT DURING THE CELL DIVISION ?
• Kinetochores // specialized protein structures that form at the centromere

during mitosis

o Provide an attachment to the microtubules

▪ Microtubules // responsible for moving chromosomes during cell

division

▪ EX) Taxol is a drug that disrupts the formation of the spindle in

mitosis → thus,

preventing cell

division by inhibiting

the function of the

microtubules in

cancerous cells

, CQ: make sure to know the relationship between the number of sister

chromatids and number of chromosomes

8 = unreplicated chromosome

 Cell goes through S-Phase of DNA replication cycle

 Yields 88 // chromosome made of 2 sister chromatids) Note: this is a

single chromosome. Trick: count the centromeres

# of centromeres = # of chromosomes

CQ: The daughter cells of a cell that had undergone mitosis are generally smaller

than the original parent cell

CQ: Sex // the exchange of genetic material / does NOT require the formation of

eggs and sperm / all organisms do NOT use sexual reproduction


→ W HAT IS SEX ? (F OR EUKARYOTES )
• Sex // exchange of genetic material / REQUIRES meiosis / NOT the same as

reproduction / means creating new recombinant DNA material / creates

genetic diversity

o EX: Paramecium → fission / Hydra → budding / Plant → vegetative

reproduction (spider plant)

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