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Mammalian part 1 Flashcards

1
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Steric hindrance

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Limiting conformation of proteins

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2
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Kinase

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adds phosphate to protein –> active

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3
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Phosphatase

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Removes phosphate from protein –> inactive

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4
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Ubiquitin

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Small molecule that marks cell for degradation

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5
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Glycolysis

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Anaerobic, produces ATP

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Oxidative respiration

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Aerobic (anders verzuring) –> proton gradient

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Conversion of proton gradient

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ADP –> ATP, uses energy from proton gradient, inner membrane mitochondria

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Catabolism

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Degradation of food, aerobic and produces energy

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Anabolism

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Formation of larger molecules (DNA, proteins etc), releases water and needs energy

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Histone

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Markes what needs to be active in DNA, N-terminal tails

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11
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Chromatin

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DNA + histones wrapped around it for stucture and formation of chromosome

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12
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Heterochromatin

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Tightly packed DNA

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13
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Euchromatin

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Less compact DNA

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14
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Gyrase

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Unwinds DNA

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15
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Helicase

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Breaks hydrogen bonds, separates strands

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16
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SBB

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Stops re-annealing, keeps bases available

17
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DNA primase

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Makes primer of RNA at origin

18
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DNA polymerase 3

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Initiates at 3’ so 5’–>3’

19
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Exonuclease

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removes RNA primer

20
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Polymerase 1

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Fills gaps between okazaki-fragments

21
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DNA ligase

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Seals gaps between okazaki-fragments

22
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TBP

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Recognizes TATA, connected to TF2D

23
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TF2B

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Possitions polymerase at the TATA

24
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TF2H

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Opens DNA, detaches polymerase from factors

25
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Instrinct pathway apoptosis

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  • Internal signal to mitochondria
  • Cytochromosome C released
  • Apaf1 activated by Cytocrome C
  • Caspase 9 activated
  • Executiones caspase activated
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G1

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Progress or enter G0, growth in size, if restriction point is passed –> replication

27
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S phase

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DNA replication (and detection damage)

28
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G2 phase

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Quality control, organelle synthesis, microtubule formation

29
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M phase

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Mitosis and cytokinesis

30
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Prophase

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Chromosomes formed and toward middle

31
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Metaphase

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Chromosomes alligned and microtubules attached

32
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Anaphase

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Chromatides pulles towards centrioles

33
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Telophase

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Contractille ring starts to contract to make two different cells

34
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Cytokenesis

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Separation of all cell components and making two seperate cells

35
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Cdks

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Cyclin dependent protein kinases, activates or inactivates proteins during cell cycle

36
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Cyclins

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Activates cyclins when bound, 4 classes (G1, G1/S, S, M)

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