Buzz Words Phase 0 Flashcards

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22nd amino acid

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Pyrrolysine

Restricted only in some methanogenic archae and bacteria

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2
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Sulfur containing AA

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Cysteine, methionine

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3
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Most basic AA

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Arginine

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4
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Most acidic AA

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Aspartic acid

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5
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First discovered hormone

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Secretin

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6
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Hemoglobin C

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Glutamate —> lysine at the 6th poistion of the beta globin

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7
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Defective step of collagen synthesis in Menkes disease

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Cross-linking step

Dysfunction in copper-requiring LYSYL OXIDASE

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8
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Most common form of EDS

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Hypermobility EDS

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9
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Most serious form of EDS

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Vascular EDS

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10
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Mots common type of collagen affected in EDS

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Type III collagen

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11
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Defective type VII collagen

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Dystrophic epidermolysis bullosa (DEB)

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12
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Triad of marfan syndrome

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Skeletal changes
Aortic dilatation
Dislocatiotn of lens (upward and outward)
*vs homocystinuria’s downward and inward dislocaiton

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13
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Tissues which use glucose as its main metabolic fuel

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Brain
Renal medulla
Cornea
Retina
Testis
RBCs
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14
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Major constituent of starch

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Amylopectin (80%)

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15
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Common non-reducing sugars

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Succrose

Trehalose

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16
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2nd epimer of glucose

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Mannose

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17
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3rd epimer of glucose

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Allose

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18
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4th epimer of glucose

19
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Most stable conformation of glucose

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Chair conformation

20
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Important for the development of fetal brain and retina

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Cervonic acd
Docosahexaenoic acid
(DHA)

21
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Bases

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Guanine
Adenine
Cytosine
Uracil
Thymine
22
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Uracil vs thymine

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Thymine is a methylated uracil

23
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Bond between nitrogenous base and pentose sugar

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N-glycosidic linkage

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Bond between pentose sugar and phosphoryl group

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Ester bond

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Nucleic acids are polymers of nucleotides that are joined by this bond
3’5’ phosphodiester bond
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Sequenc of writing bases of a DNA
5’ to 3’
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Determinant of the melting point of DNA
Number of GC bonds
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Chargaff’s rule
States that the number of purines = number of pyrimidines
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Left handed DNA
Z DNA
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Most common form of DNA physiologically
B DNA | Well-hydrated and with low salt concentration
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Type of DNA found in low humidity and high salt concentratiotn
A-DNA
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Type of DNA mostly seen in 5’ end of chromosomes
Z DNA
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Most abundant chromatin protein
Histone
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Histone seen in the linkerk region
H1
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Composition of the histone octomer
(Core histones) | Pairs of H2A, H2B, H3,H4
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Source of negative charge of DNA
Phosphate groups
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Source of positive charge of histones
Lysine (H3,H4) | Arginine (H2A,H2B)
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Represents the beads on a string appearance on microscopy
10-nm chromatin fibril
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DNA is wrapped by around the histone occtomer by
1.75 timex
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Highly condensed chromatin
Heterochromatin | Transcriptionally inactive
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Less condensed chromatin
Euchromatin | Transcriptionally active
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Most heterogenouse RNA
MRNA
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Most abundant RNA
RRNA
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RNA responsible for gene expression regulation
``` SnRNA MIRNA SIRNA* INCRNA *small interfering/short interfering/silencing RNA ```