MIDTERM RODAKS Flashcards

1
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a tetramer composed of two pairs of unlike polypeptide chains

A

hemoglobin molecule

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2
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heme group

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protoporphyrin IX 1 Fe2+

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3
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bound to each of the four polypeptide chains

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heme group

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4
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carries oxygen from the lungs to the tissues

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Hemoglobin, contained in RBCs

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5
Q

Oxygen binds to the

A

ferrous iron in heme

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6
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Each hemoglobin tetramer can bind [?] oxygen molecules

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four

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7
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Six structural genes code for the

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Six globin chains of hemoglobin

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8
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genes are on chromosome 16

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Alpha and zeta

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9
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genes are on chromosome 11

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Epsilon lambda delta beta

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10
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There is one copy of which globin genes per chromosome, for a total of two genes per diploid cell

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1 delta
1 beta

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11
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There are two copies of which globin genes per chromosome, for a total of four genes per diploid cell

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Alpha and lambda

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12
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The three hemoglobins found in normal adults are

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Hb A, Hb A2, and Hb F

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13
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composed of two ab heterodimers, is the pre ominant hemoglobin of adults

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Hb A (a2b2)

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14
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is the predominant hemoglobin in the fetus and newborn

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Hb F (a2g2)

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15
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is present from birth through adulthood, but at low levels

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Hb A2 (a2d2)

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16
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describes which hemoglobins are produced by the erythroid precursor cells from the fetal period through birth to adulthood

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Hemoglobin ontogeny

17
Q

Complex genetic mechanisms regulate the sequential expression
of the polypeptide chains in the

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embryo, fetus, and adult

18
Q

Heme provides negative feedback regulation on

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protoporphyrin and globin chain production

19
Q

owing to cooperativity among the hemoglobin subunits in binding and re easing oxygen

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sigmoid

20
Q

facilitates the delivery of oxygen from hemoglobin to the tissues

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2,3-BPG

21
Q

the influence of pH on the release of oxygen from hemoglobin

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Bohr effect

22
Q

[?] diffuses into the [?] and combines with [?] to form [?]

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carbon dioxide
RBCs
water
carbonic acid

23
Q

The carbonic acid is then converted to

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bicarbonate and hydrogen ions

24
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Most of the carbon dioxide is carried by hemoglobin as

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H+