ECM Flashcards

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name a nuclear if disease and a cytoplasmic one.

what happens if neurofilaments are affected?

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cardiomyopathy / muscular dystrophy
blistering skin, brittle hair and nails (keratin).
neuropathies.

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describe drugs that interfere with microtubules.

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stabilise microtubules - interfering with dynamic instability of mitotic spindle and blocking cell division.

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what features of cells suggest that they evolved from a common ancestor?

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plasma membrane

genetic material in DNA form.

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what are the two main classes of prokaryotes?

Give an example of a single celled eukaryote.

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bacteria and archaea.

yeast, algae, protozoans.

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how big are eukaryotic and prokaryotic cells?

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5-50 micrometers

1 - a few micrometers.

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how does the RER and Golgi differ?

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system of interconnected closed membrane vesicles

stack of flattened membrane vesicles.

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how do the cytosol and the cytoplasm differ?

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former - fraction after organelles & membranes removed.

latter - inside plasma membrane but outside nucleus.

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