BIOCHEM PART 1 Flashcards

1
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science concerned with the chemical basis of life

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Biochemistry

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2
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chemical constituents of living cells and with the reactions and processes they undergo.

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Biochemistry

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3
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a study of the compounds and processes associated with living organisms

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Biochemistry

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4
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A term referring to organic compound which are essential to life

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Biomolecule

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5
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Cell to organism arrangement

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Cell —> Tissues —> Organs—> Organ system —> Organisms

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6
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most abundant component of cell

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Water

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7
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Organic molecule percentage

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25% to 30%

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8
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Nucleic acids percentage

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7% to 10%

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9
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Proteins percentage

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10% to 20%

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10
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Carbohydrates percentage

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2% to 5%

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11
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Lipids percentage

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3%

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12
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It is also the most abundant biomolecule in the cell.

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Nucleic acids

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13
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contain different organelles

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Cytoplasm

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14
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cytoplasm + nucleus

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Protoplasm

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15
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Cell membrane other name

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PLASMA MEMBRANE/ PLASMA LEMMA

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16
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The outermost structure of the cell that decides its contour

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Cell membrane

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17
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outer covering of the cell that encloses the cytoplasm.

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Cell membrane

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18
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It controls the entry and exit of the cell and permits certain molecules to pass thru.

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Cell membrane

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19
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Cell membrane is what type of permiability?

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SEMIPERMEABLE

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20
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Main component of cell membrane

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Phospholipids

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21
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Phospholipids has hydrophilic head (water loving) composed of

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phosphate, choline and glycerol

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22
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Phospholipids has hydrophobic tail (water fearing) composed of

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fatty acids

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23
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It is embedded in cell membrane composed of carbohydrates and lipids
and important in cell signaling and cell attachment.

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Glycoprotein & Glycolipids

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24
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It controls the fluidity and rigidity of the cell.

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Cholesterol

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25
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polysaturated fatty acids that is composed of 20 carbon

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Arachidonic acid

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26
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polysaturated fatty acids that is composed of 20 carbon

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Arachidonic acid

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27
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It is important in synthesis of eicosanoids.

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Free arachidonic acid

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28
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Plants wall and sterol present

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Cellulose; Phystosterol, B sitosterol

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29
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Bacteria wall and sterol present

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Peptidoglycan; none

30
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Fungi wall and sterol present

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Chitin; Ergosterol

31
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It is round centrally place structure that controls the various activities of the cell.

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Nucleus

32
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Information center of eukaryotic cell. It is mainly concentrated in the form of chromosomes.

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Nucleus

33
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It is only present in eukaryotic cells

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Nucleus

34
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It is the term use without nuclear membrane

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nucleoid

35
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It is the outer most layer of nucleus. It has nuclear pores that allows passage of large molecules

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Nuclear membrane

36
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It is the site of ribosome assembly
and synthesis of DNA and RNA

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Nucleolus

37
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It is a thread like structure that contains genetic formation

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Chromosome

38
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It is form of DNA during cell division

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Chromosomes

39
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untangled form of DNA in which it is wrapped around a protein (histone protein)

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Chromatin

40
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half of chromosomes

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Chromatid

41
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any abnormality in the number of chromosomes

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Aneuploidy

42
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any abnormality in the number of chromosomes

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Aneuploidy

43
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It is called down syndrome
where in triplicate copies of chromosome 21

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Trisonomy 21

44
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Trisomy X is also called

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• xxx syndrome
• super-female syndrome

45
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XXY syndrome is also called

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Klinefelter syndrome

46
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a specialized subunit within a cell that has a specific function.

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Organelles

47
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It has an inner and outer membrane which consists of proteins and phospholipids.

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Mitochondria

48
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It has many energy producing activities
and “Powerhouse of the cell”

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Mitochondria

49
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molecule present in mitochondria

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Cardiolipin

50
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molecule present in mitochondria

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Cardiolipin

51
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It play a role in different metabolic reactions.

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Cardiolipin

52
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It is located in inner mitochondria membrane. It is the folds in the inner membrane.

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Cristae

53
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It is called as ‘SUICIDAL BAGS’ of the cell, it digest the molecules brought into the cell by phagocytosis.

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Lysosomes

54
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Lysosomes is also called

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Also called demolition sites; Scavenger of the cell

55
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Are also small vesicles surrounded by a membrane. They are also called as MICROBODIES.

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Perixosomes

56
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They contain enzymes for H2O2 metabolism. It contains oxidase enzymes and uses O2 to detoxify harmful substances such as ROS

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Peroxisomes

57
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A severe form of absence or reduction of the no. of functional peroxisomes

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Zellwegers syndrome

58
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Zellwegers syndrome is aka

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Cerebrohepatorenal syndrome

59
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medium severity of absence or reduction of the no. of functional peroxisomes

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Neonatal adrenoleukodystrophy

60
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least severe form of absence or reduction of the no. of functional peroxisomes

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Infantile refsum disease

61
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fluid filled cisterns

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Endoplasmic reticulum

62
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It is involved in protein synthesis and ribosomes are present.

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Rough E.R.

63
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It is involved in lipids synthesis, lipid metabolism and detoxification and ribosomes are NOT present

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Smooth E.R.

64
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are well developed in cells, which are involved in SECRETION

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Golgi apparatus

65
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It is involved in glycosylation and sulfation of proteins.

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Golgi apparatus

66
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Very small macromolecular complexes composed of rRNA and proteins responsible in protein synthesis (translation) on mRNA templates.

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Ribosomes

67
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Eukaryotic cell ribosome units

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60s + 40s

68
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Prokaryotic cell ribosome units

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50s + 30s

69
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30s examples

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tetracycline and aminoglycosides

70
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50s examples

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chloramphenicol, erythromycin, lincomycin, streptogamins

71
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manufacture storage of food

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Plastid