Chapter 1 notecards - Introduction Flashcards

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1
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release energy; are coupled to ATP _________

A

catabolic processes

synthesis

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2
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require energy; are coupled to ATP ________

A

anabolic processes

hydrolysis

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3
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proteins are made of hundreds of _______ and maintain a ____________ structure

A

amino acids

complex 3 dimensional

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4
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catalytic activity

examples:

A

enzymes

catalase, synthase, dehydrogenase

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5
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bind and carry molecules

examples:

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transport proteins

hemoglobin, myoglobin

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6
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storage proteins

A

ovalbumin,ferritin,casein

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7
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can contract and change shape

A

contractile

elements of cytoskeleton and muscle

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8
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support function

A

structural

collagen, elastin, keratin

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9
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protective function

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defensive

antibodies, fibrinogen and thrombin

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10
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regulate metabolic functions

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regulatory

hormones, transcription factors and enhancers

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11
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all organisms have genetic information stored in the form of _________ which are _____ and _____

A

nucleic acids

DNA RNA

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12
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central dogma of gene expression:

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DNA stores info
transcription
mRNA (RNA transmits info)
translation
protein function manifests info
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13
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a single plasma membrane

no nucleus or organelles

A

prokaryotic cells

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14
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much larger in size

nucleus plus many organelles

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eukaryotic cells

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15
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importance of nucleus in eukaryote cells

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protection for DNA, site of DNA metabolism
selective import and export via nuclear membrane pores
some cells become anuclear

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16
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importance of membrane enclosed organelles
_______ for energy in animals, plants, and fungi
_____ for energy in plant
_____ for digestion of un-needed molecules

A

mitochondria
chloroplasts
lysosome

17
Q

oxidizes fuels to produce ATP

A

mitochondrion

18
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site of much protein synthesis

A

RER

19
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site of lipid synthesis and drug metabolism

A

SER

20
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processes, packages and targets proteins other organelles or for export

A

Golgi complex

21
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contains the genes

A

nucleus

22
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harvests sunlight, produces ATP and carbohydrates

A

chloroplasts

23
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degrades and recycles macromolecules, stores metabolites

A

vacuole

24
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degrades intracellular debris

A

lysosomes

25
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fermentation is a __________

A

metabolic pathway

26
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eukaryotes evolutionized through _______

A

endosymbiosis