The Nucleus Flashcards

1
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RBC’s don’t have…

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RBC’s don’t have nuclei

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2
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What type of image is this?

Identify nm, c, n, and f

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3
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Compartmentalization of Nucleus

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Compartmentalization of Nucleus allows us to control reactions in comparison to those in the cytoplasm.

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4
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Are there any organelles in the Nucleus?

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No Organelles in the nucleus

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5
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Nucleolous is where…

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Nucleolus = Where ribosomes are synthesized.

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7
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How Can we determine the location of proteins and whether or not they are inside or outside the nucleus?

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8
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What is the function and Structure of the Nuclear Lamina?

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9
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Describe the structure of what’s in the image.

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10
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What are lamin associated diseases?

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Mutations in different lamins lead to different disease.

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11
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Hutchinson Gifford Progeria Syndrome

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HGPS — Premature aging

Aging Phenotype

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12
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Describe the occurance in the electron micrograph.

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13
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Describe the Steps of the Nuclear Lamina in Mitosis

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14
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Identify relavent structure from the image.

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17
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Central Granual

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Central Granual is a filler in the middle of the pore. Some pores have channels some have central granule.

18
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Structure of the Nuclear Pore Complex

19
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Function of the Nuclear Pore Complex

20
Q

Nuclear Pore/Sieve Analogy

21
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Nuclear Import

22
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Nuclear Localization Sequence

25
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Features of the NLS

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NLS is essential and sufficient to allow proteins to be brought into the nucleus.

26
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Describe the process of Nuclear Import

27
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Describe the process of Nuclear Export

28
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Nuclear Export Sequence

29
Q

Classes of nuclear proteins that need to be exported

31
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How does nuclear import and export work?

32
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GTP hydrolysis in Nuclear Import

33
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GTP Hydrolysis in Nuclear Export

34
Q

Difference between GTP hydrolysis in export vs. import

35
Q

Nuclear Export of mRNA

36
Q

Describe the results and design of this experiment

37
Q

Substances contained in the nucleus.

Are they membrane bound?

39
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Nucleolous

40
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Additional Subnuclear Bodies