Mitochondira And Peroxisomes Flashcards

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1
Q

Mitochondria are thought to have originated when _________ was engulfed by a larger ________.

A

Aerobic prokaryote; anaerobic eukaryote

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2
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Mitochondria have their own DNA and ribosomes. T/F

A

True

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3
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Number of mitochondria are the same throughout all cells. T/F

A

False

Number of mitochondria matches the cells requirement to energy

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4
Q

Why do cardiac muscles have lots of mitochondria?

A

To supply ATP for actin-myosin contraction

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5
Q

Kidney cells have mitochondria in order to

A

Provide energy to move water from the lumen to the tubule to the underlying blood capillaries

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6
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How many membranes to mitochondria have?

A

2

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7
Q

Transmembrane Proteins on the outer membrane of the mitochondria are called________and they allow small molecules such as ________ to pass from the cytoplasm to the inter membrane space

A

Porins; pyruvate

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8
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The inner membrane of the mitochondria forms folds called

A

Cristae

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9
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The function of cristae on the inner membrane of the mitochondria is to increase the ________

A

Surface area

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10
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Transmembrane proteins on the inner membrane allow the mitochondria to

A

Carry out oxidation reactions of the ETC

ATP synthase

ADP/ATP carrier

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11
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Mitochondrial DNA is different than nucleus DNA in that

A

Mitochondrial DNA is circular and not packaged by histones

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12
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All protein destined for the mitochondria must carry

A

Mitochondrial targeting sequence

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13
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Mitochondrial division is linked to cell division. T/F

A

False

Mitochondria divide independently

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14
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All mitochondria come from which parent

A

The mother

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15
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Mitochondria is not passed from the father because sperm mitochorarra are tagged with

A

Ubequitin

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16
Q

Mitochondrial diseases tend to affect which part of the body

A

Brain and muscle

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17
Q

3 parent babies involve having a second mother donate their healthy ________to the first mothers cytoplasm

A

Mitochondria

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18
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The main function of the mitochondria is to produce

A

ATP

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19
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Mitochondria produce ATP through

A

Oxidative phosphorylation

20
Q

The cytoplasm uses______ to produce ATP which is _____ process

A

Glycolysis; anaerobic

21
Q

Pyruvate and fatty acids in the inner membrane of the inner membrane are converted into

A

Acetyl CoA

22
Q

The inner membrane of the mitochondria contains high energy electrons carried by

A

NADH and FADH2

23
Q

The main driver of ATP synthase is

A

H+ (Hydrogen Ion)

24
Q

The release of which proteins from the mitochondria to the cytosol initiate apoptosis?

A

Procaspases

Apoptosis initiatermfactor (AIF)

Cytochrome c

25
Q

Mitochondria of steroid producing cells reveal______ which contain enzymes required for steroidogenesis

A

Tubular cristae

26
Q

Mitochondria produces heat (thermogenesis) through the

A

Oxidation of fat

27
Q

The main function of peroxisomes is to degrade

A

Hydrogen peroxide

28
Q

Peroxisomes do not contain DNA. T/F

A

True

29
Q

Peroxisomes are characterized in TEM by

A

Electron dense inclusions

30
Q

Enzymes which contribute to peroxisomes function are known as

A

Peroxins

31
Q

Peroxisomes targeting signals contain

A

3 amino acids

Serine lysine leucine

32
Q

Peroxisomes divide through

A

Fission

De novo formation

33
Q

De Novo Formation of peroxisomes involves pre-peroxisome budding off of the _______which contain_______that recognize PTS obtaining peroxins

A

ER; RECEPTORS

34
Q

Peroxisomes breakdown very long fatty acid chains (VLCFA’s) through

A

Beta oxidation

35
Q

What is the main difference between Beta oxidation in mitochondria and peroxisomes

A

Peroxisome oxidation are not coupled to ATP synthase

36
Q

Peroxidases such ______break down h2o2 to water and oxygen

A

Catalase

37
Q

Peroxisomes in liver cells participate in the synthesis of

A

Bile acids

38
Q

Bile acids are made from

A

Cholesterol

39
Q

Where are bile acids made ?

A

Peroxisomes

40
Q

H2O2 of the peroxisome is used to convert cholesterol into

A

Bile acids

41
Q

Peroxisomes are numerous in the liver and kidney since they rid the body of

A

Toxic substances (detoxification)

42
Q

Myelin is a mixture of

A

Proteins and phospholipids

43
Q

Peroxisome participate in the synthesis of phospholipids known as_____which contribute to the smooth endoplasmic reticulum

A

Plasmalogens

44
Q

Adrenoleukodystrophy (ALD) refers to

A

The breakdown of myelin in the adrenal glands

45
Q

ALD is directly correlated to a________which results in an accumulation of very long fatty acid chains in tissues throughout the body

A

Disorder of Peroxisome fatty acid beta oxidation

46
Q

Zellweger sydrome Is a result of the reduction or absence of

A

Peroxisomes

47
Q

The Zellweger syndrome is when patients are defective in either

A

Importing proteins into peroxisomes

‘Empty’ peroxisomes