PLANTBI C112 Quiz: 13 Division

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jadelouse852

23 Dec 2018

School

Berkeley

Department

Plant And Microbial Biology

Course

PLANTBI C112

Professor

Christine Schulse

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Dna replication cell elong septum formation completion of septum and formation of distinct walls cells separate. Minicell mutant contained a deletion that inactivated minc-d. No mins cell div can happen anywhere. Mincde mutant weird cells - normal or polar. Only mine mutant laments - division everywhere is blocked. So, mine blocks mincd at middle, while mincd keep blocking polar regions. Rapid pole-to-pole oscillation of mind and c. Minc and d form a tube on the cyto memb at one end of the cell. Mine forms a ring at the medial edge of the mincd polar zone. E ring moves toward the pole containing mincd. As mine moves toward pole, min c and d are released. Min c and d set up a new polar zone at the other end. When minc is bound to mind, c shortens and inhibits the bundling of. Mind-atp binds to mem and carries c - when d hydrolyzes atp, it"s released from the membrane.

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