Micro- and Cellular Biology Flashcards
Viruses can consist of:
a) DNA and proteins
b) proteins, nucleic acid and lipids
c) nucleic acids and lipids
d) RNA and proteins
a) DNA and proteins
b) proteins, nucleic acid and lipids
d) RNA and proteins
Virus envelope composed of proteins is called:
a) murein
b) capsid
c) peptidoglycan
d) proteinic bag
b) capsid
Prokaryotic organisms are:
a) bacteria
b) amoeba
c) yeast
d) cyanophyta
a) bacteria
d) cyanophyta
Antibiotics act on the level of:
a) DNA synthesis
b) protein synthesis
c) cell wall synthesis
d) nucleus assembly
a) DNA synthesis
b) protein synthesis
c) cell wall synthesis
The average size of bacteria is:
a) approximately 0.1 micrometer
b) approximately 1 micrometer
c) approximately 1 millimeter
d) several nanometers
b) approximately 1 micrometer
Prokaryotic organisms are distinguished as:
a) DNA or RNA carrying bacteria
b) Eubacteria and Archaea
c) GRAM + and GRAM - bacteria
d) sexually and asexually reproducing procaryotes
b) Eubacteria and Archaea
c) GRAM + and GRAM - bacteria
Eukaryotic cells can be characterized by having:
a) plasmids carrying the F-factor for conjugation
b) nucleus with nuclear envelope
c) endomembrane-system
d) organelles like mitochondria
b) nucleus with nuclear envelope
c) endomembrane-system
d) organelles like mitochondria
To eukaryotes belong:
a) protozoa
b) Euglena
c) fungi
d) blue-green algae
a) protozoa
b) Euglena
c) fungi
Find the right pairs of words:
peptidoglycan endoplasmatic reticulum cyclin endosymbiont S-Phase chromatin contractile ring golgi apparatus oncogene microtubuli
Cdk spindle pole nucleus plastid tumor suppressor gene cytokinesis DNA replication synthesis of lipids & proteins bacteria glykolipids
peptidoglycan - bacteria
endoplasmatic reticulum - synthesis of lipids & proteins
cyclin - Cdk
endosymbiont - plastid
S-Phase - DNA replication
chromatin - nucleus
contractile ring - cytokinesis
golgi apparatus - glykolipids
oncogene - tumor suppressor gene
microtubuli - spindle pole
Phases of mitosis:
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Nr. 1) Telophase (große Zelle, Spindeln an Zellwand)
Nr.2) Anaphase (relativ große Zelle, Spindeln mittig aber nicht geschlossen)
Nr.3) Interphase (Kern ohne erkennbare Struktur)
Nr.4) Metaphase (Spindeln am Äquator)