Lecture 11-13 Prokaryotic Internal Structures Flashcards

1
Q

Does the plasma membrane of a prokaryote have carbohydrates?

A

no

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2
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Has smaller ribosomes

A

prokaryotes

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3
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Size of the ribosomes in a prokaryote

A

70s

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4
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The plasma membrane of a prokaryote is a

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fluid mosaic model

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5
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Three functions of the plasma membrane

A

selective permeability, anchor for enzymes, has microbial energy generating processes

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6
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Does the membrane allows in small hydrophobic molecules and small uncharged hydrophilic molecules?

A

yes

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7
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The membrane does not allow

A

large uncharged hydrophilic molecules and ions

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8
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Exoenzymes

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enzymes made within the cell and released to begin the process of extracellular digestion

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9
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Exoenzymes that hydrolyze carbohydrates

A

amylases

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10
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Exoenzymes that hydrolyze lipids

A

lipasesE

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11
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Exoenzymes that hydrolyze proteins

A

proteases

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12
Q

How much of the weight of the cell is the cytoplasm?

A

70%

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13
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Nucleoid

A

where the concentration of DNA is within the cytoplasm

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14
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Two parts of a ribosome

A

50s subunit and 30s subunit

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15
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What the ribosome is mostly composed of

A

small ribosomal proteins embedded or attached to the surface and rRNA

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16
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Three parts of the 50s subunit

A

23s rRNA and 5s rRNA and lots of proteins

17
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Two parts of the 30s subunit

A

16s rRNA and lots of proteins

18
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Job of the 50s subunit

A

forms peptide bond between amino acids

19
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Job of the 30s subunit

A

lines up mRNA, tRNA, and ribosome at the start codon

20
Q

Why are ribosomes a good target for antibiotics?

A

have structural differences that are different from eukaryotic cells

21
Q

The complete genetic information of an organisms

A

genome

22
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Describe the chromosome of a prokaryote

A

singular, closed, and circular

23
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Two important points on a bacterial chromosome

A

origin of replication and terminus

24
Q

plasmids

A

small, often circular, DNA molecules

25
Q

Plasmids typically encode

A

non-essential genes

26
Q

Three capabilities of a plasmid

A

antibiotic resistance (can be transferred between species), degradative pathways, conjugation (bacterial sex)

27
Q

Why are plasmids important in genetic engineering?

A

can be engineered to carry other DNA

28
Q

Sulfur globules

A

used as an energy source

29
Q

Magnetosomes

A

allow the cel to distinguish north from south, helpful in the water column

30
Q

Volutin granuales

A

stores polyphosphate to use as an energy source and in the DNA backbone

31
Q

Gas vesicles

A

provide buoyancy to aquatic prokaryotic cells

32
Q

Endospores

A

inactive, highly dehydrates bacterial cells that are dormant due to undesirable conditions

33
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Endospores are resistant to

A

heat, UV, chemical stress, and dehydration

34
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How do endospores return to a vegetative state?

A

germentation

35
Q

How long can endospores be dormant for?

A

thousands of years

36
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A