L2-5 Flashcards
Word origin: prokaryotes
before nucleus
Word origin: eukaryotes
truly (have nucleus)
two types of prokaryotes and their environments
eubacteria- familiar environemnts
archaea- hostile + fmailiar
3 features of prokarytoes
no nucleus/membrane
circualr dna
what does membranes allwo
compatmentalise= allows variations of conditions
what are the 3 things that have a double membrane
nucleus, mitochondria, chloroplast
diff. between glycolipids and glycoproteins
on membrane carbohydrate groups
glycolip= attach to lipids
prot= attach to proteins
what is allowed through membrane
small hydrophilic + uncharged polar
what requires a transporter across membrane
large polar + ions
diff between heterochromatin + euchromatin
H= condensed
E- not condednsed
which membrane of the mitochondria is permeable to ions
outer
4 basics of steps of energy production
glucose > pyruvate
pyruvate > acetyl CoA
citric acid cycle (acetyl > NADH)
ETC (NADH > electrons> H> ATP)
what occurs in cytoplasm of energy production
glucose > pyruvate
What is pyruvate converted to
acetyl coa
explain citric acid cycle
= mitochondria
= acetyl coa > oxidesed to co2, nadh
electron transfer chain condensed reaction
NADH > 2e > hydrogen > ATP
steps of ECT
- NADH electrons pass through 3 complexes + 2 mobile electron carriers = proton grad (increase hydrogen concentrations inter membrane v matrix
- H more through ATP synthose membrane to matrix = ATP
2 sets of reactions in chloroplasts
light harvesting
carbohydrate production
2 organelles of choroplasts
thylakoids, lumen
explain light harvesting
light energy collected by pigments > NADH + ATP
Explain carbohydrate cycle in chloroplasts
calvin cycle
uses ATP and NADH of light harvesting > sugars
two faces of golgi apparatus
cis= adjacten to ER Trans= points toward membrane
explain exocytic pathway
- proteins synthesised on RER + glycosylated (sugar attached)
- vesicles bud of ER + fuse with cis golgi + glycosylated
3/leave trans face
3 components of cytoskeleton
- actin, intermediate, microtubules