Topic 63-65 (Cytosceleton) Flashcards

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List 3 function of cytosceleton!

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  • Cell movement
  • Cell division
  • Cell shape
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List the elements of cytosceleton (3)!

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  • Actin Filaments
  • Intermediate Filaments
  • Microtubules
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List the steps of actin polymerization!

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G-actin –> neucliation –> elongation –> F-actin

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What kind of cells contain these types of intermediate filaments: perpherin, neurofilament, lamin?

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  • Peripherin; Glia cells
  • Neurofilament; Neurons
  • Lamins; All nucleus-containing cells
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Name a diesease caused by mutation of an intermediate filament gene and the name of the gene as well.

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  • Epidermolysis bullosa complex (cytokeratin)
  • Familiar cardiomyopathy (desmin)
  • Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (neurofilament)
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Give an example for laminopathies!

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Myopathies

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Name an agent which inhibits the polymerization of microtubules!

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Colchicine

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Name two microtubule motor proteins!

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  • Kinesin

- Dyenin

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Which cytosceleton element is responsible for the movement of cilia?

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Microtubules

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What are stress fibers made of?

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Actin/microfilaments

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What are the 3 main features of Deuchenne muscular dystrophy?

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  • Lack of dystrophin protein
  • Progressive muscle degeneration
  • X-linked recessive inheritance
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List 3 actin binding proteins!

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  • Fimbrin
  • Filamin
  • Villin
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