18 question test Flashcards

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Explain Ogazaki fragment

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Short newly synthesised fragments of DNA on the lagging strand.

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Describe shortly transcription

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First step of gene expression. Copy from DNA templete (antocodon) to mRNA (codon).

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Define codon and anti-codon

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Base triplets on and RNA are complimentary to each other. Coding strand have information for proteinsynthese. Anticoding strand is complimentary to coding strand.

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4
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Write sequence for mRNA to leading strand 5’GCAATGTGCCA’3

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3’CGUUACACGGU’5

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5
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Restriction endunuclease

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Endonuclease that chatalyze hydrolysis of double stranded DNA at specific nucleotide sequense.

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Describe shortly process of DNA replication.

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Helicase breaks hydrogen bonds between bases. Replication for is formed. DNA polymerase assemble currect nucleotide to leading and lagging strand. Leading strand cont. Lagging Ogazagi fragments.

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7
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Name six major classes of enzymes

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Oxireduktase, transferase, hydrolase, lyase, isomerase, ligase.

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Which covalent modification are involved in regulation of enzyme activety

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Phosphorylisation and Dephosphorylisation is the most common.

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Name major lipids in membrane.

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Phospholipids, glycolipids, cholesterol.

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Membrane fluidity

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Higher concentration of unsatturated fatty acids.

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Difference between symport and antiport

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Secondary active transport. Symport, two solutes moves the same way, antiport, one in one out.

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12
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Which of the following statements are true.

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Dunno

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13
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Function of saccharides

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Monsaccharides, disaccharides, polysaccharides. Structural (backbone of DNA/RNA) Surfactant in lunges. Energy (glycose, glucogen, fructose) strucural plants (cellulose)

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14
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Write formula of maltose

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To like ved siden av hverandre.

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15
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Characterise starch and glycogen.

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Starch: long chain of glycose joind by glycosidic bond. Glycogen: multibranced polysaccharides of glucose. Energy storage in animals.

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16
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Define epimer, write one glycose epimer

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Glucose and galactose. Change of OH group

17
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Write formula of sphingomyoline

18
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Chylomicrons function

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A type of plasma lipoprotein that transport triacylglycerols, cholesterol and cholesterys esters from small intestine to tissues.

19
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Write formula for glucose

20
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Name three disaccharides

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Lactose, maltose, sucrose.

21
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Storage of polysaccharides in animals

22
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Describe structure of triacylglycerol

23
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Which of the following molecules can be constituent of phospolipids

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Serine and choline

24
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Name at least two unsatturated fatty acids

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Lineleic, Oleic, vacceneic, palmitoleic

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Six major classes of enzymes
Oxireduktase, transferase, hydrolase, lyase, isomerase, ligase.
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Describe the structure of B form of DNA
right handed helix. 10 bp per turn. Most common.
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Explain why DNA replication is called semiconservative
one strain is from the original and one strans is newly synthesised.
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Name enzyme that catalyses synthesis or RNA
RNA polymerase
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Describe function of tRNA and mRNA in proteosyntesis.
Codon on mRNA. TRNA brings AA to mRNA/ribosome complex. Anticodon, complimentary to mRNA.
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DNA fragments can be seperated by.
Restriction endonuclease.
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What is liposome
Artificially prepared spherical vesicle composed of lipid bilayer.
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Where is cholesterol located
The hydroxyl group on cholesterol interacts with the polar head groups of the membrane phospolipids and sphingolipids. Steroid and hydrocarbon chain are embedded in the membrane.
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Different lipids
Phospholipids, glycolipids, sphingolipids and cholesterol.