Chapter 3 Flashcards

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1
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cell death caused by attack or injury

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necrosis

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2
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what surrounds the nuclear pore

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glycoproteins

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3
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what are the nuclear export signals that transport macromolecules from the ___ into the___

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exportins, nucleus, cytoplasm

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4
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nuclear pores permit communication between ___ and ___

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cytoplasm and nucleus

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what 3 things does the nuclear lamina help do

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  1. organize/support lipid bilayer membrane 2. organize/support perinuclear chromatin 3. assemble vesicles to re-form the nuclear envelope following cell division
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6
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____ degrade regulatory and structural proteins in the nucleus and in the cytoplasm

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caspases

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7
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what family of GTP-binding proteins regulate exporting and importing transport

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ran

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8
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after the cell ruptures during necrosis, cell contents are exposed to neighboring cells which initiates a ____

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inflammatory response

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what are the non-membranous structures that are embedded in the rim of the nuclear pore

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glycoproteins

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10
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the nuclear matrix contains 10% ___, 30% ___, 1-3% ____, and 2-5% ___

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protein, RNA, DNA, nuclear phosphate

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what is the nuclear envelope composed of

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inner and outer nuclear membranes

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12
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how many nucleoli are there typically per cell

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no more than 2 or 3

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13
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In malignant cells, the nucleolus may become ___

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hypertrophic

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14
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is the small amount of DNA in the nucleolus active or inactive

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inactive

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15
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when is activation of caspases induced

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when certain cytokines, such as tumor necrosis factor (TNF), released by signaling cells, binds to the TNF receptor of the target cell

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The cell’s ribosomal subunits are organized and assembled within the ____, except those located in the ___.

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nucleolus, mitochondria

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17
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what is the largest organelle of the cell

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nucleus

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18
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the nucleolus is involved in what syntehsis

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rRNA

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what membrane faces the cytoplasm and is continuous with the RER; it is also studded with ribosomes on its cytoplasmic surface

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outer nuclear

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20
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what is the nucleus surrounded by

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nuclear envelope

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21
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what is the deeply staining dense non-membrane bounded structure within the nucleus

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nucleolus

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22
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the nucleolus stains basophilic with ____ and ___

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hematoxylin and eosin

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23
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what type of cell has extruded nuclei

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red blood cells

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what is the center for ribosomal RNA

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what four things does the nucleoplasm consist of
interchromatxn and perichromatin granules, RNPs, and the nuclear matrix
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what are the 4 distinct areas of the nucleolus
fibrillar center, pars fibrosa, pars granulosa, nucleolar matrix
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where are snRNPS location
most in the nucleus, some in the nucleoli
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what is an example of a cell that possesses several nuclei
osteoclasts
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proteins that carry nucleocytoplasmic shuttling signals interact with ___
mRNA
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what separates the inner and outer nuclear membranes
perinuclear cistern
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TNF receptors are ____ proteins
transmembrane
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what mediates bidirectional traffic between the nucleus and cytoplasm
group of target proteins
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what area of the nucleolus is a network of fibers active in the nucleolar organization
nucleolar matrix
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apoptosis is regulated by highly conserved genes that code for which family of enzymes
caspases
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what two things is the inner nuclear membrane is in close contact with
nucleoplasm and nuclear lamina
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the interchromatin granules contain ___ and ___, what is their function
RNPs and several enzymes, function is unclear
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the nucleus possesses a _____ that is continuous with the ____ of the cytoplasm and the nuclear envelope. This reticulum houses nuclear ____ that functions within the nucleus.
nucleoplasmic reticulum , endoplasmic reticulum, calcium
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what makes up the nuclear pore complex
nuclear pore, associated glycoproteins, cytoplasmic fibers, a transporter, nuclear basket
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what are the nuclear localization signals that transport cargo (protein subunits of ribosomes) from the ___ into the ___
importins, cytoplasm, nucleus
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what is the genetic material of the cell
chromatin
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what is the term for cells driven into the genetically determined process of dying
programmed cell death (apoptosis)
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what are the 3 major components of the nucleus
chromatin, nucleolus, nucleoplasm
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what area of the nucleolus that assembles maturing ribosomal subunits
pars granulosa
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what does the group of target proteins contain
nuclear localization signals, nuclear export signals
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the nuclear pore functions in ___ ____ ___
bidirectional nucleocytoplasmic transport
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what are the structural components of the nuclear matrix
nuclear pore-nuclear lamina complex, residual nucleoli, residual RNP networks, fibrillar elements
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what contains macromolecules and nuclear particles involved in the maintenance of the cell
nucleoplasm
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Cells die as a result of what 5 factors
acute injury, accidents, lack of vascular supply, destruction by pathogens or the immune system, genetic programming
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how are large particles transported through the nuclear pore complex
must have a receptor to bind to
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Functionally, the nuclear matrix is associated with: ____ sites, ___ and ___ transcription and processing, ____ receptor binding, ____ proteins, ____ binding, ____ viruses, and ___ proteins
``` DNA replication sites, rRNA and mRNA transcription and processing, Steroid receptor binding, Heat shock proteins, Carcinogen binding, DNA viruses, Viral proteins ```
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snRNPs (small nuclear ribonucleic particles) participate in ___, ___, and ____ hnRNPs.
splicing, cleaving, transporting
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what additional functions does the nucleolus perform (6)
regulate cytokinesis, Inactivating mitotic cyclin dependent kinases, modifying small RNAs that moderate and modify pre-rRNA, assemble RNP, engage in nuclear export, play a role in aging
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what is the pale staining center containing inactive DNA (not being transcribed
fibrillar center
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the nuclear side of the enveloped is lined by what; it is a network of intermediate filaments that maintain the shape of the nucleus
nuclear lamina
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what membrane faces the nuclear contents
inner nuclear
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what area of the nucleolus contains nucleolar RNAs being transcribed
pars fibrosa
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what is formed when the nuclear envelope is perforated at various intervals
nuclear pores
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The size, shape, and form of the nucleus are generally constant for a particular cell type, a fact useful in clinical diagnoses of the degree of ____ of certain ___ cells
malignancy of certain cancerous cells.