Differentiation Flashcards

1
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what is the function of epi

A

protection

keratinocytes = differentiation integrity

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2
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what is differentiation

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the process by which cells or tissues undergo change toward a more sp form or function

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3
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what kind of organisms undergo diff

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multicell

differing structures and function

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4
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what is the gene expression effect in diff

A

changes

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5
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whiter some imp features assc with diff which mostly still done to all cells even though diff

A
diff cells = diff proteins 
process to all cels
RNA polymerase
DNA repair enzyme 
ribosomal proteins 
metabolic pathway proteins 
cytoskeletal protiens
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6
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what is the dif in mRNA in differentiated cells

A

diff pattern of protein production

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7
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what can cells do when assc with external cells

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change the expression of genes in repose

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8
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what is the regulation of dif

A
transcriptional 
RNA process
RNA transport
localisation control 
translation control 
mRNA deg control
protein activity control
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9
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what are some cell communication mechanisms involved in diff signalling

A
EGF 
TFG - beta
FGF
Wnt
Hedgehog 
Notch
Integrin pathway
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10
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what si the cystokeleton

A

system of protein filaments in cyto of eukaryotic cell = cells have and movement

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11
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what are the dos abundant components of the cytoskeleton

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actin
microtubules
intermediate

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12
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what do cytsosletons have to do

A

org space
shape and robust
change shape
interact with enviro

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13
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what are the functions of the cytoskeleton

A
chromo apart
cytokinesis
intracellular traffic
support
cell move 
contraction
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14
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diameter of a actin filament

A

5-9nm

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15
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diameter of microtubules

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25nm

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16
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what is the diameter of intermediate filament

A

10nm

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17
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what makes intermediate filaments

A

intermediate filament proteins

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18
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what do diff groups of intermediate filaments do

A
one = nuclear lamina
others = extend across cyto
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19
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how do intermediate filaments strengthen entire epi

A

span cyto form one cell cell junction to other

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20
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name some types of intermediate filaments

A

nuclear
vimentin-like
epithelial
axonal

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21
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what sit he component peptides nuclear IF and location

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components - lamina A, B, C

location - nuclear lamina

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22
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what is the component peptides of vimentin-like IF and location

A

components

  • vimentin
  • design
  • glial fibre

location

  • mesenchymal
  • muscle
  • glial cells
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23
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what is component peptides of epithelial IF and location

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components
- type 1/2 keratin

location
- epithelial cells

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24
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what is the component peptides of axonal IF and location

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component
- neurofilament

location
- neurons

25
what sit he basic intermediate filaments structure
plus and a negative side bind together end up with no polarity bind together
26
does actin and tubulin have polarity
ye
27
what is the percentage of keratin type 1/2 of all IF's
75%
28
what is the molecular weight of keratins
40-70kDa
29
what does type 1 keratin consist of
rang fo K9-20
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what does type 2 keratin consist of
range of K1-K8
31
can keratins of the same type bind
no only type 1 to type 2 and vv
32
most basic/neural keratins will bind with
acidic kertain
33
when are diff subsets of keratins expressed
during course of terminal differnetiation
34
assembly of what must be present
one isoform of each keratin
35
what are the simple epithelia keratins
7 18 19 20
36
what are the complex keratins
5/6 10 14 15
37
any given cell has how many isoforms
2-10 | can be up or down regulated
38
what si the chromo assc with type 1
chromo 17
39
what si the chromo ass with type 2
chromo 12
40
how do different keratins have diff rounds of gene duplication
evolution
41
wha assembled the primordial gene of
28 amino acids
42
both type 1 and 2 have how many exons and introns
axons - 9 | introns - 8
43
what is type 1 keratin like
smaller acidic 40-64 kDa chromo 17q
44
what is type 2 keratin like
larger basic 52-67kDa chromo 12q
45
what defines epi cell in this area
desmosomes and other junctions stratified squamous epi tight bound 2 diff types of epi
46
what ar the two basic types epi
keratinised and non kertinsied
47
does all epi have keratin
yes
48
whee are some non keratinising lining epi
``` alveolar mucosa buccal mucosa gingival sulcus floor of mouth ventral surface of tongue ```
49
what are the layers of non keratinised oral tissues
basal prickle suprabasla superficial
50
what kertinas are expressed in basal layer of non keratinised
k5 and k14
51
what keratins are expressed in superficial layer of non keratinised
k4 and k13
52
where is some keratinised masticatory epi
palate | attached gingiva
53
what are the layers of keratinised epi
basal prickle granular cornfield
54
what are the layers of basal layer in keratinised
k5 k14
55
what are the keratins in cornfield layer in keratinised epi
k1 k10
56
why doe cells stop dividing and diff
signals imp calcium ions pKC both increase CDK's inhibitors remove intern expression alpha 6 beta 4 laminin
57
why are keratins in gingiva
add some complexity
58
what are some examples of keratin mutatiosn
white spot nevus (k4/k13) leukoplakia (k6/k16) SCC (k8)