Animal cell structure and function Flashcards

1
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Nucleus structure

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Nuclear membrane with nuclear pores
Nucleolus
DNA material
Nuceloplasm

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2
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What is the nucleolus responsible for

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Synthesis of ribosomal rnas

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3
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What is the function of the nucleus

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Site of DNA replication and DNA transcription

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4
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Ribosome function

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Site of protein synthesis

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5
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Ribosome structure

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Complex of proteins

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6
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The ER consists of

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Flattened tubes

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7
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Function of ER

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Protein synthesis

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8
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Steps of ER- Golgi transport

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Protein synthesised on rough er
Protein exits through transport vesicles
Vesicles fuse with cis Golgi complex
Proteins migrate to trans Golgi
Proteins are packaged into secretory vesicles
Transported to cell membrane
Exocytosis

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9
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Function of Golgi apparatus

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Post translational modification

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10
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What are examples of post translation modifications

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Proper folding
Assembly into proteins
Specific proteolytic cleavage
Addition of carbohydrates
Formation of disulphide bond

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11
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What are lysosomes

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Organelle involved in degradation
Has degradative enzymes

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12
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Mitochondria function

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Essiential for energy production

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13
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Function of cytoskeleton

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Provides the cell with structure

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14
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What are the components of the cytoskeleton

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Micro filaments
Actin
Microtubules
Intermediate filaments

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15
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What factors control the fluidity of the cell membrane

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Length of fatty acid chains
Degree of saturation
Cholesterol
Endo and exoxytosis

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16
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What does cholesterol provide to the cell membrane

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Rigidity

17
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What is a glycolipid

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Lipids with an attached carbohydrate group

18
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What are the functions of glycolipids

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Protection
Immunity to infection
Transplant compatibility
Cell adhesion

19
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What is lateral diffusion

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Molecules can move from one side of the membrane to another but only at the same side of the bilayer

20
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Rotation of phospholipid is

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Rotate on the spot

21
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Bobbing

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When phsopholipid bobs up and down

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