Chapter 16 Flashcards

1
Q

consist of a glycine in every 3rd position

A

Triple helix domains

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2
Q

Proline is frequently found in the __ position and hydroxyproline in the __ position.

A

X, Y

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3
Q

________ are thought to stabilize the triple helix by forming hydrogen bonds

A

Hydroxyl groups

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4
Q

the only GAG that is a single long polysaccharide chain

A

Hyaluronan

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5
Q

GAGS linked to proteins

A

proteoglycans

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6
Q

A distinct site of on fibronectin is recognized by

A

integrin

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7
Q

Integrins bind: (3 examples)

A

collagen, fibronectin, and laminin.

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8
Q

Fibronectin has binding sites for:

A

collagen and GAGs

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9
Q

Basal laminae are mostly type ___ collagen

A

IV

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10
Q

four groups of cell adhesion molecules

A

Selectins
Integrins
Immunoglobulin (Ig)
Cadherins

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11
Q

mediate transient interactions between leukocytes and endothelial cells or blood platelets.

A

selectins

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12
Q

An adhesion molecule on one cell recognizes a different molecule on another cell.

A

heterophilic interaction

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13
Q

adhesion molecule on one cell binds to the same molecule on another cell.

A

Homophilic interaction

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14
Q

mediate homophilic interactions.

A

cadherins

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15
Q

form a seal that prevents free passage of molecules and ions between cells.

A

tight junctions

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16
Q

Tight junctions provide minimal adhesive strength between the cells, so they are usually associated with adherens junctions and desmosomes in a:

A

junctional complex.

17
Q

open channels through the plasma membrane.

A

gap junctions

18
Q

Gap junctions also allow passage of signaling molecules, such as:

A

cAMP and Ca2+

19
Q

Gap junctions consist of trans-membrane proteins in the _______ family

A

connexin

20
Q

Six connexins form a

A

connexon

21
Q

Specialized gap junctions occur on specific nerve cells and form an

A

electrical synapse.

22
Q

acts as a glue to hold adjacent cells together

A

middle lamella

23
Q

Adjacent plant cells communicate through cytoplasmic connections called

A

plasmodesmata

24
Q

Plasmodesmata form by _______________ following mitosis

A

incomplete separation of daughter cells