The Nucleus Flashcards

1
Q

Macroagregado de histonas y las 46 moléculas forman

A

Cromosomas

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2
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Sustancia que compone al núcleo

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Cromatina

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3
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La cromatina mas teñida , la más condensada se llama

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Heterocromtina

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4
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La cromatina menos condensada y menor afinidad por colorantes se llama

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Eucromatina

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5
Q

Núcleos pequeños muy bien coloreados se dice que son

A

Núcleos picnoticos

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6
Q

Producción de células somáticas se llama

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Mitosis

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7
Q

Muerte celular programada

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Apoptosis

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8
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Momento central del ciclo celular , donde se sintetiza ADN

A

Fase s

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9
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Las 46 moléculas de ADN están asociadas a proteínas ácidas llamadas

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Histonas

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10
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Mass of DNA and associated proteins

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Chromatin

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11
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A selectively permeable barrier between the nuclear and cytoplasmatic compartments

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Nuclear envelope

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12
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Narrow that separates nuclear envelope call perinuclear space is from

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30 nm - 50 nm

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13
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Highly organized meshwork of proteins called the

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Nuclear lamina

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14
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Inner and outer nuclear membranes are bridged at

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Nuclear pore complex

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15
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Core proteins of a nuclear pore complex called … That are displayed eightfold symmetry around the lumen

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Nucleoporins

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16
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Numbers of channels of a growing cell for pass macromolecules in the nuclear envelope

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3000-4000 passing 1000 macromolecules per second

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17
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Macromolecules shipped out of the nucleus incluyed

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Ribosomal subunits and other ARN associated with proteins

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18
Q

Inbound traffic consist of

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chromatin molecules, ribosomal proteins, transcriptional factors and enzymes

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19
Q

Energy for the transport is derived from

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GTP

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20
Q

Sex chromatin that is one of the two X chromosomes present in females

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Barr body

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21
Q

DNA in chromatin is extensively packaged by associating basic proteins called

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Histones

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22
Q

The structural unit of DNA and his histones is the

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Nucleosome

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23
Q

Has two copies of eight small histones that are

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H2A, H2B,H3,H4

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24
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The larger histone associated with ADN and surface of the core

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H1

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25
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Each long DNA double helix with its associated proteins is a

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Chromatid

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26
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After DNA replication two chromatids held together by complexes of cohesin proteins Make up each

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Chromosome

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27
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The member of each chromosomal pair are called

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Homologous

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28
Q

Forms of the a gene

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Alleles

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29
Q

Somatic cells are considered, be cause they contain pair of chromosomes

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Diploid

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30
Q

Genetics refer to diploid cells as

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2n

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31
Q

Number of chromosomes in human

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23

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32
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Half of numbers of chromosomes separated in meiosis

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Haploid like sperm cells or germ cells

33
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Microscopic analyzed chromosomes arrested in mitotic metaphase by … That disrupted microtubules

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Colchicine

34
Q

Principal funtion is Make proteins, have An intense basophilia because his concentration rRNA that is transcribed, processed and complexed into ribosomal subunits

A

Nucleous

35
Q

Damage to DNA of proto-oncogenes and failure of the cells to be eliminated

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Neoplastic proliferation

36
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Neoplastic proliferation with slow growth and no invasiveness to neighboring organs

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Benign

37
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Cáncer is the common term, with rapid growth and invade other organs

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Malignant

38
Q

Bound to the inner membrane of the nuclear envelope is the

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Nuclear lamina

39
Q

Contain more than 30 core proteins (nucleoporins)

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Nuclear pore complexes

40
Q

The regular sequence of events that result in new cells is termes the

A

Cell cycle

41
Q

Phases of the cell cycle

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Mitosis,G1,S,G2

42
Q

The time gap between mitosis and ADN replication

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G1

43
Q

Period of DNA synthesis and centrosome duplication

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S

44
Q

Gap between DNA replication and next mitosis , and proteins accumulate

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G2

45
Q

The longest and most variable phase of cell cycle , and is a period of active RNA and protein synthesis, the cell volume reduce by half during mitosis

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G1

46
Q

Temporarily or permanently suspended

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G0

47
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Cylcing is activated in posmitotic G0 cells by proteins signal from the extracellular enviroment call

A

Mitogens or growth factors

48
Q

Cycle y is regulated by a family of proteins called

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Cyclins

49
Q

Cyclins activate

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Cycle dependent kinases

50
Q

Medida de la doble hélice del ADN

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2nm

51
Q

Messure of ADN with histones filaments of nucleosomes connected by ADN

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11nm

52
Q

Messure of nucleosomes packed in chromatin fiber

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30 nm

53
Q

Mesure For transcription form loops tethered to protein scaffold

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300 nm

54
Q

Is a type of cáncer occurring in the eyes cause by Rb a gene coding for a key protein active at the G1 restriction point that blocks cell cycle

A

Retinoblastoma

55
Q

Entire chromosome at metaphase messure

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1400 nm

56
Q

Condensed heterocromatin and dispersed euchromatin messure

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700nm

57
Q

Genes coding for proteins important in the control of cell proliferation and differentiation called

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Proto- oncogenes

58
Q

Changes in a protooncogenes structure

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Oncogenes

59
Q

At the centromere region of each chromosome a large protein complex serves as a site for attachment to microtubules

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Kinetochore

60
Q

Time spend in G1

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25 hours

61
Q

Time spend in S phase

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8 hours

62
Q

Time spend on G2 phase

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2.5-3 hours

63
Q

The time of the whole cell cycle

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24 to 36 hours

64
Q

Time spend in prophase

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+- 1 hour

65
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Metaphase normally last

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66
Q

Anaphase last only

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67
Q

Telophase last only

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Minutes

68
Q

The three important checkpoints control are

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Start G1/S , metaphase/ anaphase, G2/M

69
Q

His Cycling serves to renew the differentiated cells of tissue as needed

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Stem cells

70
Q

Early in the process the homologous chromosomes of each pair come together in An activity termed

A

Synapsis

71
Q

During synapsis double stranded breaks and re pair DNA some of which result in reciprocal DNA exchanges called….. Between the aligned maternal and paternal chromosomes

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Crossovers

72
Q

In humans spermatogenesis prophase I normally last….

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3 weeks

73
Q

Oocytes arrest in the meiotic phase from their formation in the fetal ovary through the womans reproductive maturity that is about

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12 years to nearly five decades

74
Q

Mitosis is a cell división that produces

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Two diploid cells

75
Q

Meiosis produce

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Four haploid cells

76
Q

Apoptosis is controlled by a cytoplasmic proteins in the

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Bcl 2 family

77
Q

Loss of mitocondrial function and are activated some enzymes called

A

Caspases

78
Q

Los indicios microscopicos de la apoptosis se llaman

A

Cuerpos apoptoticos

79
Q

El concepto de muerte celular opuesto a la apoptosis se llama

A

Necrosis