Biochem - Genetics and Cellular Flashcards

1
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Cycling dependent kinases vs cyclins

A

Constitutive lot expressed vs expressed at certain times

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2
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Rough ER vs free ribosomes made proteins

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Secreted proteins vs cytosolic proteins

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3
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Addition of N-linked oligosaccharide - where? On what residue?

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Endoplasmic reticulum. On asparagine

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4
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Cells rich in smooth ER?

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Hepatocytes (detox) and adrenal glands (steroid synthesis)

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5
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Organelle that adds O-oligosaccharides? On what residue?

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Golgi. On serine and threonine

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6
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Signal to go to lysosome? Failure results in?

A

mannose-6-phosphate. I-cell dz.

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7
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COP1 vs COP2?

A

Send vesicle to ER vs to Golgi

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8
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Clathrin?

A

Sends vesicles from transgolgi to lysozomes

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9
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peroxisome?

A

Catabolism of VLCFA and amino acids

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10
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Dynein vs Kinesin?

A

retrograde ( + to -) vs anterograde (- to +)

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11
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Fuction of microtubules? Drugs against them (antihelminthic, antifungal, anti-cancer, ant-breast cancer, anti-gout)

A

Movement.

Mebendazole, griseofulvin, vincristine/blastine, paxlitaxel, colchicine

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12
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filament that will stain in: connective tissue. muscle, epithelial cells

A

vimentin, desmin, cytokeratin

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13
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Oubain?

A

binds to K site. Inhibits Na/K pump

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14
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Most abundant protein in human body: types?

A

collagen
1 bone/skin/tendon/fasica/cornea
2 cartilage/vitreous body/nucleus pulposus
3 reticulin (skin, vesssels, uterus, granulation tissue)
4 Basement membrane

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15
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Collagen. Steps and diseases?

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1 synthesis
2 hydroxyation (vit C)
3 glycosylation (osteogenesis imperfecta)
4 exocytosis
5 cleavage
6 crosslinking (ehlers-Danlos)
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16
Q

Wrinkles due to?

A

Decreased collagen and elastin

17
Q

Elastin synthesis (vs collagen)

A

No hydroxylation, no glycosylation, no disulfide linkages.

HAS lysine based crossbridges

18
Q

Fibrillin?

A

Form sheaths around elastin

19
Q

Detect SNPs with what procedure?

A

Microarray

20
Q

Direct vs indirect ELISA?

A

put in test antigen and see if ABs bind vs put in test AB and see if they bind antigen

21
Q

Clone DNA how?

A
  1. get mRNA
  2. use reverse transcriptase
  3. insert cDNA into bacterial plasmids
22
Q

Cree-lox purpose?

A

KO a gene at a certain time

23
Q

RNA interference - mech?

A

dsRNA -(dicer)-> siRNA –> binds mRNA -(RISC)-> cleaved

24
Q

Pleiotropy

A

One gene, multiple seemingly unrelated effects (eg PKU has mental retardation and skin changes)

25
Q

Phenotypic heterozygosity?

A

2 people with same mutated gene, different phenotypes

26
Q

Dominant negative mutation?

A

Make nonfunctional protein that prevents normal functioning of non-mutated protein. (mutation of allosteric site of TF prevents other TFs from binding)

27
Q

Chimeric individual?

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2 zygotes that subsequently fuse

28
Q

Locus heterogeneity vs Allelic heterogeneity?

A

Mutations at different loci give same phenotype vs different mutation in same gene gives same genotype

29
Q

Heterodisomy vs Isodisomy

A

meiosis I vs meiosis II error.

30
Q

Hardy-Weinberg assumptons?

A

no mutations, selection, migration and completely random mating

31
Q

Collagen I forms?

A

Bone skin tendons fascia cornea

32
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Collagen II forms?

A

Cartilage, nucleus pulposus and vireous body

33
Q

Cartillage III?

A

reticular collagen, vessels, uterus, granulation tissue