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Cell Biology Flashcards

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composition of a cell membrane

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  • lipid bilayer - contains protein channels, enzymes, and receptors
  • cholesterol- membrane fluidity
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Electrical gradient of a cell memebrane

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Negative inside compared to outside. 3 Na out 2 Kin based on Na/K ATP ase.
Na gradient used for cotransport of glucose, proteins and other molecules

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desmosomes/hemidesmosomes

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adhesion molecules (cell - cell/ cell - extracellular matrix)

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tight junctions

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cell-cell occluding junctions, form an impermeable barrier (epithelium)

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Gap junctions

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connexin subunits, allow communication between cells

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G proteins

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intramembrane protein, transduce signal from receptor to response enzyme

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Ligand- triggered protein kinase

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receptor and response enzyme are a single transmembrane protein ( insulin, epidermal growth factor)

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ABO blood type antigens

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glycolipids on cell membrane

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HLA - type antigens

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glycoproteins (Gp) on cell membrane

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G1 cell cycle

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  • determines cell cycle length
  • growth factors affect cell during G1
  • cells can move to Go (quiesecent) from here
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Mitosis

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nuclear division

  • prophase: centromere attachment, spindle formation, nucleus disappears
  • Metaphase: chromosome alignment
  • Anaphase: chromosomes pulled apart
  • Telophase: separate nucleus reforms around each set of chromosomes
  • Cytokinesis: contractile ring and cleavage furrow, separation of cells
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nucleus

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contains a double membrane, outer membrane continuous with rough endoplasmic reticulum

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nucleolus

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inside the nucleus, no membrane, ribosomes are made here

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14
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Transcription

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DNA strand is used as a template by RNA polymerase for synthesis of an mRNA strand

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Transcription factors

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  • steroid hormones- binds receptor in CYTOPLASM, then acts as a transcription factor
  • thyroid hormone- binds receptor in NUCLEUS
  • others: AP-1, NF-kB, STAT, NFAT
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16
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RNA polymerase

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unwinds DNA helix, catalyzes formation of RNA-DNA helix, then releases the RNA as a single strand copy

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DNA polymerase

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uses oligonucleotides to amplify specific ANA sequences

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Purines

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adenine, guanine

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Pyridimines

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cytosine, thymidine (uracil in RNA)
Guanine - cytosine H bond
Adenine - thymidine 2H bonds

20
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translation

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mRNA used as a template by ribosomes for the synthesis of protein

21
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ribosomes

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bind tRNAs at A site moves to P site for peptide bond formation

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glycolysis

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1 glucose molecule generates 2 ATP and 2 pyruvate molecules

23
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mitochondria

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2 membranes: krebs cyle on inner matrix, NADH/FADHs created

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Krebs cycle

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glucose –glycolysis–> 2 pyruvate—krebs-> NADH abd FADH2 –> electron transport chain–> 36 ATP

25
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gluconeogensis

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mechansim by which lactic acid (cori cycle - liver) and amino acid are converted to glucose.

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rough endoplasmic reticulum

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synthesizes proteins that are exported

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smooth endoplasmic reticulum

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lipid/steroid synthesis, detoxifies drugs (increased in liver and adrenal cortex

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golgi apparatus

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modifies proteins with carbohydrates, proteins are then transported to the cellular membrane, are secreted, or are targeted to lysosomes

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lysosomes

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have digestive enzymes that degrade engulfed particles and worn out organelles

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phagosomes

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engulfed large particles these fuse with lysosomes to degrade

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endosomes

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engulfed small particles - that then fuse

32
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Protein kinase C

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  • phosphorylates other enzymes and proteins

- activated by calcium and DAG (diacylglycerol)

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Protein Kinase A

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  • phosphorylates enzymes and proteins

- activated by CAMP

34
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Mysoin

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thick filaments, uses ATP to slide along actin to cause muscle contraction

35
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Actin

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thin filaments

36
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intermediate filaments

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keratin (hair/nails)
desmin (muscle)
vimentin (fibroblasts)

37
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microtubules

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form specialized cellular structures such as cilia, neuronal axons, and mitotic spindles, also involved in the transport of organelles in the cell (forms a lattice network)

38
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centriole

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a specialized microtubule involved in cell division (forms spindle fibers, which pull chromosome apart)

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