Biology 2.1.1 Flashcards

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Order of size for microtubules, microfilaments and intermediate filaments

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Microtubules, Intermediate filaments, microfilaments

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Name 4 things made up of microtubules

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Cilia, undulipodia(flagella), centrioles and spindle fibres

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3
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Microtubules form tracks for what?

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Motor proteins moving organelles

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4
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What protein makes up microfilaments

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Actin

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5
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Name two things microfilaments do

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Keep cell shape and allow cell movement

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Name three things Intermediate filaments do

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Anchor nucleus in cytoplasm, extend between cells for cell signalling and allow cells to stick to basement membrane to form tissues

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How is energy made available to cell?

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Hydrolysis of ATP is exothermic and releases energy

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What do centrioles form?

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spindle fibres, cilia, undulipodia,

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Name two functions for Undulipodia(flagella)

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Motility and they can detect change in cells environment

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10
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How does mobile cilia work

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beating creates a current causing fluids adjacent to cell to move (mucas in trachea)

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What is a plants cell walls function and made of

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Cellulose. Protects against pathogens

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What is different about DNA in prokaryotic cells

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One chromosome supercoiled and genes group into operons which can be switched on/off at same time

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13
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In prokaryotes, DNA isn’t coiled around what protein

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histone

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14
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Give two funtion of the slime capsule on the bacteria

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  1. Protection from antibiotics, Prevents antibodies on lymphocytes detecting the antigens
  2. Cells have high SA:V so loose fluid quickly. IE the slime stops drying out
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15
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What’s different about flagella in prokaryotes

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Thinner

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16
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What are flagella powered by?

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chemiosmosis

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What is cell wall on prokaryotes made of?

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peptidoglycan

18
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Size of ribosomes in prokaryotes and eukaryotes

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80S in eukaryotic and 70S in prokaryotes

19
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What can plasmids do?

A

replicate independently

20
Q

Explain plasmid replication

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Pilus draws bacteria together and plasmid(have antibiotic resistance) can be transferred to another bacteria

21
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Where can ribosomes be found

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Free floating in cytoplasm or on RER

22
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Why are ribosomes in prokaryotes

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They aren’t membrane bound so aren’t true organelles

23
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How are ribosomes formed?

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rRNA combines with proteins

24
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What is synthesised at SER

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Lipids and carbohydrates
also used for storage

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What is function of golgi
To transport and modify proteins
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What do lysomes contain?
Hydrolytic enzymes
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What is similar between chloroplasts and mitochondria
double membrane contain DNA and ribosomes
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What is a granum in chloroplasts?
a stack of thylakoids which contain chlorophyll
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What membrane links grana
Intergranal lamellae
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What do hydrolytic enzymes do
breakdown waste materials and engulfed pathogens
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Why does mitochondria have cristae structures
The folds increase SA and Inner membrane of mitochondria contain enzymes used in respiration
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What is the fluid in mitochondria called
matrix
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Which cells contain more RER
Secretory cells(release enzymes or hormones)
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Function of RER
site of translation and transports proteins
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How does DNA form chromosomes
DNA associates with histone proteins and form chromatin which coils and condenses to form chromosomes
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Two functions of nuclear envelope
Pores so mRNA can exit Protects from damage
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Where are ribosomes synthesised
nucleolus
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How do secretory cells release their contents at cell membrane
by exocytosis
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1 micrometer is how many meters
1 x 10 ^-6
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1 nanometer is how many meters
1 x 10^-9
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1mm is how many meters
1 x 10^-3