General CSF Questions Flashcards

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What is the Henderson-Hasselbalch Equation?

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What is the bicarbonate buffering system equation?

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3
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What indicates metabolic acidosis?

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Abnormal [HCO3-]

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4
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What indicates respiratory acidosis?

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Abnormal [CO2]

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5
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What is Hsp70 and what does it do?

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Hsp70 is a molecular chaperone

It prevents aggregation of hydrophobic regions and allows for spontanous folding

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6
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What is GroEL & GroES?

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GroEL & GroES is a chaperonin complex

It provides a hydrophilic folding chamber to induce protein folding

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7
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Name two general protein domains/motifs and give an example of each

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  1. Coiled-coil (i.e. Leucine zipper)
  2. Zinc finger (i.e. transcription factors)
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8
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What three amino acids can be phosphorylated?

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Tyrosine, serine, and threonine

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9
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Name the five types of RNA, from most common to least

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rRNA

tRNA

mRNA

Small nuclear RNA

Small nucleolar RNA

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10
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Describe the difference in linkage between glycogen and cellulose

Which one cannot be digested?

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Glycogen has alpha(1,4) linkages and can be digested

Cellulose has beta(1,4) linkages and cannot be digested

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11
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What is an N-linked glycoprotein?

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The sugar bonds to the side chain of asparagine

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12
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What is an O-linked glycoprotein?

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The sugar bonds to the side chain of serine or threonine

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13
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What is a cerebroside?

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A glycolipid with a single sugar for a head-group

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14
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What is a ganglioside?

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A glycolipid with a complex sugar for a head-group

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15
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What is the difference between flippases and floppases?

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Flippases: out to in

Floppases: in to out

Both move membrane lipids against their gradients

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