Chlorppast And Mitchondria Flashcards

1
Q

In eukaryotes what percentage of the total protein is in the mitochondrion?

A

5%

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2
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In plants what percentage of total cellular protein is in the chloroplast?

A

70%

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3
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In plants what percentage of total cellular protein is rubisco?

A

20%

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4
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3 main characteristics of mitochondria and chloroplasts?

A
  1. Membrane bound
  2. Internal membranes which increase SA
  3. Responsible for energy production in eukaryotic cells
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5
Q

Mitochondria produce …

A

ATP

NADH

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6
Q

Chloroplast produce …

A

ATP
NADPH
sugars

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7
Q

What three things other than the Krebs cycle occur in mitochondria?

A
  1. Ammonia assimilation
  2. Synthesis of branched chain amino acids (isoleucine, leucine and valine)
  3. Synthesis of some lipids
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8
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What three things are made in the chloroplast?

A

Most lipids
Most amino acids
Most vitamins

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9
Q

What occupies a high percentage of volume in a plant cell?

A

The chloroplasts

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10
Q

What are chloroplasts the descendants of?

A

Cyanobacteria

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11
Q

Andreas Schimper

A

First noticed in 1883 that chloroplasts look like Cyanobacteria

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12
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What are mitochondria the descendants of?

A

Alphaproteobacteria

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13
Q

Ivan Wallin

A

First proposed in 1922 that mitochondria were descendants of bacteria

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14
Q

Why do mitochondria not look like alphaproteobacterium? What do they look like instead?

A

Lots of internal membrane than alphaproetobacterium

Mitochondria form a reticulate network spread out through the cell. It’s a dynamic structure which moves, branches and fuses - it is nothing like static bacteria

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15
Q

4 most common examples of convergent evolution

A
  1. Antibiotic resistance (different bacteria can evolve resistance independently)
  2. Lactose tolerance (has evolved 6/7 times in humans independently)
  3. Human and cephalopod camera eyes
  4. Wings (bat and bird wings)
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16
Q

How many protein coding genes does the human mitochondrion have?

A

13

17
Q

How many protein coding genes does the mitochondrion in plants have?

A

35

18
Q

How many protein coding genes in free living alphaproteobacterium?

A

5000

19
Q

How does the mitochondrial genome compare to the ancestral alpha proeobacterium genome?

A

It is a much smaller

20
Q

How many years ago was the endosymbiosis of the mitochondrion?

A

2bya

21
Q

How many years ago was the endosymbiosis of the chloroplast?

A

1bya

22
Q

Which kind of genes have mitochondria retained?

A

Genes involved in energy production (oxidative phosphorylation)

rRNA genes
tRNAs

23
Q

How many protein coding genes does a free living Cyanobacteria have?

A

6000 protein coding genes

24
Q

How many protein coding genes do chloroplasts in plane plants have?

A

80

25
Q

What became an endosymbiont first, chloroplast or mitochondria

A

Mitochondria

2bya

26
Q

How are mitochondria and chloroplasts inherited?

A

Maternally

27
Q

What kind of genes have chloroplasts retained?

A

Genes for energy production and information processing

Proteins cos cytochrome C biogenesis
Ribosomal proteins (information processing)
A naturals and two transporters