Notes Part 4 Flashcards

1
Q

Who described the role of nucleus of in heredity via his experiments on the largest plant cell?

A

Hammerling, experiments on Acetabularia

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2
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Size of nucleus

A

10⁻⁶m

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3
Q

Name a cell with binulceate condition.

A

Paramoecium (MACRONUCLEUS ADN MICRONUCLEUS)

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4
Q

Cell with multinucleate condition. Give types as well.

A

Opalina is the general example.

Rhizopus, PEN (coenocytic: free nuclear division)
Epidermis of nematodes (syncitial)

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5
Q

Other names for nuclear membrane and nucleoplasm

A

Karyotheca and karyolymph

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6
Q

Perinuclear membrane space

A

10-50 nm

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7
Q

Nuclear lamina is?

A

Fibrous proteins (acidic) made of intermediate filaments which are found on the inner nuclear membrane

~provides support to it

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8
Q

Nuclear pore occupies what percentage of the membrane area

A

Meagre 10%

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9
Q

ANNULUS? aka?

A

Octagonal, Discoid structures which guard the nuclear pore and regulate nucleocytoplasmic streaming movement.
Aka BLEB.

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10
Q

Name the nucleoplasmin protein which forms the nuclear pore complex.

A

Bleb

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11
Q

Nuclear sap is?

A

Karyolymph i.e. ground substance of nucleus

Transparent, semi-fluid colloidal complex found in nucleus

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12
Q

Site of transcription is? It contains what?

A

Nucleoplasm.

Nucleoside, nucleotide, DNA polymerase, RNA polymerase

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13
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NOR refers to?

A

Nucleolar Organiser Region.

The specific region where chromatin is attached to the nucleolus

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14
Q

Non-membranous, round, dense, slightly irregular embedded in its customized ground substance

A

Nucleolus.

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15
Q

One nucleus contains one nucleoli only

A

Onion: 4

Oocyte nucleus of amphibians: 2000

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16
Q

Give percentage chemical composition of nucleolus (hint: is the factory of? So should have?)

A

85% protein
10% RNA
5% DNA

17
Q

Give chemical composition of Chromatin

A

Histone: 36%
DNA: 31%
Non Histone: 28%
RNA: 2.5%

18
Q

Euchromatin replicates during early/late S phase

19
Q

HEREDITY VEHICLES

A

Chromosomes

20
Q

Condensed form of chromatin refers to?

A

Chromosome

21
Q

Best stages for the study of shape and structure of chromosomes

A

Shape: Ana
Structure: Meta

22
Q

Name arms of submetacentric chromosome

A

p: “petite” (small) short arm
q: “queue” (tail) long arm

23
Q

Plural of chromonemata

A

Trick question. Already is plural.

Chromonema is singular.

24
Q

Daughter chromosomes aka?

A

Chromatids