6. Nucleus Flashcards

1
Q

What structure has a concentration of RNA & protein; site of production + maturation of ribosomal subunits

A

Nucleolus

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2
Q

What is transcribed in the center of the nucleolus?

A

rRNA

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3
Q

What is pars fibrosa?

A

newly transcribed rRNA

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4
Q

What is pars granulose?

A

fully matured ribosomal subunits

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5
Q

What is a transmembrane protein imbedded in nuclear membrane with proteins extending into cytoplasm and nucleus and central plug regulates entry?

A

nuclear pore

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6
Q

Anything ______ daltons can go through pore with plug in by simple diffusion.

A

20-500

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7
Q

Can nucleotides diffuse through nuclear pore with plug in?

A

yes

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8
Q

If nucleotides are covalently linked they can they pass through nuclear pore with plug in?

A

no, ATP is required to move plug

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9
Q

Can ATP (330 daltons) diffuse through pore with plug in?

A

Yes

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10
Q

The transport of proteins is a selective process and requires the oplypeptides to have a certain amino acid sequence _____. Which has a localized predominance of ____ and _____ residues.

A
  • NLS (Nuclear Localization Sequence)

- Arginine and lysine Residues

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11
Q

Transport of the protein though the nuclear pore requires interaction between the nuclear localization sequence of a protein and _______.

A

dimer of Importin (chaperone protein)

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12
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DNA+Protein=?

A

Chromatin

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13
Q

what is “active” DNA- being transcribed; less protein and less electron dense?

A

Euchromatin

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14
Q

What is “least active” DNA; bound by many proteins and more electron dense?

A

heterochomatin

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15
Q

What is the region where sister chromatids come in contact?

A

Centromere

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16
Q

Centromere @ tip of chromosome?

A

Telocentric

17
Q

centromere just off tip?

A

acrocentric

18
Q

Centromere just off middle?

A

submetacenric

19
Q

Centromere @ middle of chromosome

A

Metacentric

20
Q

What uses chromosome specific markers & fluorescent microscope; great at identifying translocation

A

chromosome painting

21
Q

What does a nucleosome consist of?

A

two molecules each of H2A, H2B, H3 and H4 histones.

22
Q

What does H1 do?

A

facilitates the further winding and interaction of each nucleosome with another

23
Q

Nuclear cisterna is continuous with _______.

A

lumen of ER

24
Q

What can block NLS?

A

phosphorylation or protein