CHAPTER 1-3 Flashcards

1
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• Communities of microorganisms that inhabit the body

A

Microbiota

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2
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• Extracellular fluid / Internal environment / milieu intérieur (great 19th-century French physiologist Claude Bernard (1813–1878).)

A

o Mixed by blood and tse by DIFFUSION thru capillary walls.

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3
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o American Physiologist

o Coined the HOMEOSTASIS in 1929.

A

WALTER CANNON

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4
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o Responsible for the sequence of amino acids in a cell

A

o Proline
o Serine
o glutamic acid

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5
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o is a large, immature, single strand of RNA

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o Precursor messenger RNA (pre-mRNA)

 Introns
• Removed thru splicing
 Exons
• retained in the final mRNA.

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6
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 directs the splicing of pre-mRNA to form mRNA in the nucleus.

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o Small nuclear RNA (snRNA)

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7
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 transports amino acids with attached ADENYLIC ACID to the ribosomes
 cloverleaf appearance

A

tRNA

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8
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o The physical structure.
o Act as manufacturing plant
o Collects nucleolus

A

o Ribosomal RNA (60%)

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9
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o double-stranded RNA

o silence gene that can cause disease.

A

small interfering / silencing / short interfering RNA (siRNA) “20-25”

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10
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o Binding site for promoter (transcription factor IIB)

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• TATA box (TATAAA) / transcription factor IID complex

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11
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  • a breakdown product of ATP

* activates phosphorylase (glycogen-splitting enzyme)

A

cAMP

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12
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 causes bonding of successive DNA nucleotides to one another.
 Joins Okazaki fragment

A

o DNA ligase

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13
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 Replicates DNA in a 5’ to 3’ direction

A

o DNA polymerase

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14
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Uncoil / unzipped DNA

A

DNA HELICASE

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15
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o Replication fork formation

 Y shape

A

• Leading strand
o 3’ to 5’ direction
o toward

• Lagging strand
o 5’ to 3’ direction
o Away

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16
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 Formed after replication fork

 Binds to the 3’ end (starting point)

A

o Primer binding

17
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 New strand of DNA

A

o Elongation

18
Q

• removes the RNA primers from the original strands

A

exonuclease

19
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• Breaks phosphodiester bond

A

topoisomerase

20
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• cut out defective area

A

proofreading

21
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o Entire set of microtubules.

A

MITOTIC APPARATUS

22
Q

NaCl, glucose and water

A

water soluble

23
Q

 a bactericidal agent dissolves the bacterial cell wall

A

lysozyme

24
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 binds iron to prevent bacterial growth

A

lysoferrin