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What are special proteins that bind enzymes during the cell cycle?
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What is the link between genes and a healthy organism?
Genes encode RNA and proteins/enzymes in DNA sequences. The proteins and enzymes allow the organism to function optimally. Enzymes are involved in cycles such as TCA and FTC in the form of ATP (energy). If a mutation occurs when the gene encode these enzymes the entire cycle can be disrupted and cause an organism to become unhealthy. Genes control everything you anatomically are and a healthy organism is defined by what it does, eats and the environment surrounding it. Genes may change during your life on their own and anatomical miracles may occur.
When the M phase begins during the cell cycle it starts with?
enzymes separating the DNA molecules
What is the cells progress from phase to phase during the cell cycle?
A series of enzymes, microtubules, lipid molecules, or protein molecules.
What types of things do proteins do in cells?
Proteins perform a multitude of tasks in cells including acting as structural support, catalysis of chemical reactions (enzymes), molecule and ion transport, cell signaling, regulation of the cell cycle and several other important functions.
What are the enzymes of stroma?
Calvin cycle reactions
What substances form the cyclin-cycle dependent kinase combinations that control the stages in the cell cycle?
proteins and enzyme
What are cyclins and What is their functions?
What are Cyclins and what are their functions? ^^ haha I agree They are different proteins within the cell which begin to accumulate and then rapidly disappear as the cell cycle progresses. They bind to kinases (enzymes that transfer a phosphate group from ATP to other enzymes) and activate them, which activate some enzymes directly and signal the cell to synthesize other proteins needed to progress to the next phase in the cycle. Their function is to regulate the cell cycle by what I just explained.
What is the role of proteolytic enzymes in the cell cycle?
It separates the chromosomes during mitosis.
What monitors a cell's progress from phase to phase during the cell cycle?
A series of enzymes
What monitor a cells progress from phase to phase during the cell cycle?
a series of enzymes
What monitors a cell's progress from the phase to phase during the cell cycle?
A series of enzymes
What is the link between genes and a healthy organism?
Genes encode RNA and proteins/enzymes in DNA sequences. The proteins and enzymes allow the organism to function optimally. Enzymes are involved in cycles such as TCA and FTC in the form of ATP (energy). If a mutation occurs when the gene encode these enzymes the entire cycle can be disrupted and cause an organism to become unhealthy. Genes control everything you anatomically are and a healthy organism is defined by what it does, eats and the environment surrounding it. Genes may change during your life on their own and anatomical miracles may occur.
Does a series of enzymes control a cell's progress from phase to phase during the cell cycle?
Yes
What monitors a cells's progress from phase to phase during the cell cycle?
A series of enzymes and cyclins
What is the general name of the proteins that internally regulate the cell cycle?
NOTHING happens within a cell that is not under the STRICT control of [proteinaceous] ENZYMES. Both structural and functional, all enzymes have ON and OFF switches that are, not too surprisingly, controlled by other proteins, which are themselves, in turn, Governed by The Cell Cycle: which begins when the Cell's cell-size-of-growth-indicators say-time-to-divide.
Whichof the following monitors a cell's progress from pashe to phase during the cell cycle?
a series of enzymes
When the M phase begins during the cell cycle it starts with?
enzymes separating the DNA molecules
