b/b fl3 Flashcards

1
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electron transport chain

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aerobic metabolism… connected to krebs…

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2
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convergent evolution

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distantly related organisms independently evolve similar traits to adapt to similar needs. (analogous limbs)

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3
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gene inactivation

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occurs in the sex with a DOUBLE copy of a chromosome. Not just females….

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4
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simple diffusion

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molecules diffuse unassisted, from high to low concentration.

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5
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facilitated diffusion

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passive diffusion, molecules are moved through transport proteins into the cell

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6
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primary active transport

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Ex: Na, K ATPase
uses chemical energy such as atp to move ions up the concentration gradient.

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7
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secondary active transport

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one molecule moves down the oncentration gradient which provides energy for another molecule to move up the gradient

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8
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ATPase movement

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3 Na+ out, 2 K in

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9
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starvation =

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ketone bodies and fatty acid oxidation.
Gluconeogenesis only occurs during short periods of fasting when there are low glucose levels.

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10
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adrenal medulla

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ONLY SECRETES NOREPINEPHRINE/EPINEPHRINE DURING SYMAPATHETIC RESPONSES

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11
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Energy from the krebs cycle

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produces ATP for many cellular processes, and NADH which supplies energy for the electron transport chain

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12
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osmotic pressure is directly proportional to…

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solute concentration.

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13
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lactic fermentation

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can be induced to generate NAD+, converts 2 pyruvate into 2 lactate

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14
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hypoxia causes

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in increase in glycolysis, shuts down aerobic metabolism. An increse in glycolysis = buildup of sources such as NADH which can be used to generate energy through lactic fermentation to produce lactate

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15
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enzymes involved in glycolysis

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hexokinase, phosphoglucose isomerase, PFK, aldolase, Triose phophate isomerase, G3P Dehydrogenase.

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16
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enzymes in glycogenesis

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hexokinase in muscle, glucokinase in liver, phosphoglucomutase, UDP-glucose pyrophosphatase, glycogen synthase, branching enzyme

17
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restriction enzymes only recognize which sites

A

palindromic!!!!

18
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review the complexes in electron transport chain

A
19
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complex II is also known as

A

succinate dehydrogenase

20
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imprinted gene

A

expressed in a parent specific manner

21
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RNA viruses replicate through

A

reverse transcriptase!!!

22
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glomerulus

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prevents the entry of large molecules such as proteins into the filtrate.

23
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rate of an enzymatic reaction can increase due to

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decreasing activation energy, increase temp to be at optimal 37 C

24
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what effect does a decrease of plasma proteins in the blood have on an individual

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decreased osmotic pressure due to the lack of large proteins such as albumin, a decrease in osmotic pressure will in turn increase the amount of fluid that goes to the body tissues

25
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unabosrbed fat from the intestine

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leads to inhibited water reabsoroption, also may increase the osmotic pressure of the intestine due to lack of abosrption of fats. A decrease in water reabsorption = diarrhea

26
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osteoblast

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build and repair bone, use up calcium

27
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osteoclast

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break down bone, release calcium

28
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red fibers

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slow twitch, myoglobin
endurance athletes

29
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white fibers

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fast twitch, less myoglobin and mitochondria, short burst of energy rely on glycolysis followed by lactic acid fermentation (anaerobic)/
karate!

30
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striated muscle

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skeletal, cardiac (intercalated disks that contain gap junctions allow cardiac to contract at the same time)

31
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acetylcholine

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acts in the neuromuscular synapse, binding to ligands allow ca2+ to enter the muscle cell

32
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chondrocytes

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makes up collagen and cartilage

33
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ligament

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bone to bone

34
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tendon

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muscle to bone

35
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axial

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verticle axis, skull , vertebral column, ribs

36
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appendicular skeleton

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extremeties, pectoral/pelvic girdle

37
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stimulators of osteoclasts

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parathyroid hormone and calcitriol (derivative of vit D)

38
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calcitonin

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decrease blood calcium, inhibits osteoclasts