Exam 2 Flashcards

1
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The central granule within a nuclear pore complex (NPC) is called

A

Transporter

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2
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The inner nuclear membrane is supported by a

A

Nuclear Lamina

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3
Q

Nucleoli are composed of which 3 substances?

A

DNA, RNA, and Proteins

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4
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Which type of chromatin is usually under active transcription?

A

Euchromatin

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5
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Histone proteins create bead-like structures of DNA called

A

Nucleosomes

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6
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Which nuclear area is connected to the inside of rough endoplasmic reticulum

A

Perinuclear space

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7
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Which human cells lack a nucleus?

A

Mature red blood cells

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8
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Name of proteins that transport materials into the cell’s nucleus

A

Importins

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9
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Where does an individual’s mitochondrial DNA come from? Haploid or diploid?

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Mother, haploid

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10
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3 functions of nucleoli

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make rRNA, proteins, and daughter nucleoli

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11
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4 parts of eukaryotic chromosomes

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DNA strand, proteins, centromere, and telomeres

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12
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What is a telomere

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Repeating sequence at each end of chromosome

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13
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Name two purines

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Adenine and Guanine

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14
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Name three pyrimidines

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Cytosine, Thymine, and Uracil

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15
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How do base pairs bond and how many H bonds

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A to T or U with 2 H bonds, G to C with 3 H bonds

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16
Q

Why is DNA held together with weak H bonds?

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Need to be “unzipped” for transcription

17
Q

Name 3 parts of DNA and kind of pentose sugar

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One phosphate group, one pentose sugar (deoxyribose), and nitrogenous base pairs

18
Q

Name 3 parts of RNA and kind of pentose sugar

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One phosphate group, one pentose sugar (ribose), and nitrogenous base pairs

19
Q

What is name of single strand of RNA when loops together?

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tRNA

20
Q

How does the structure of DNA nucleotides differ than RNA nucleotides?

A

the pentose sugar and Uracil instead of thymine

21
Q

How are the double helix strands held together?

A

H bonds

22
Q

How do the bases pair up in DNA

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A-T and C-G

23
Q

How many H bonds between A and T

A

2

24
Q

How many H bonds between C and G

A

3

25
Q

What is the transfer of info from DNA to RNA called

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Transcription

26
Q

Which type of RNA carries the genetic infer from the nucleus to the cytoplasm

A

mRNA

27
Q

Which type molecule will carry amino acids to the mRNA

A

tRNA

28
Q

Which part of the tRNA binds to the mRNA?

A

anticodon

29
Q

Since rRNA catalyzes joining amino acids rRNA is often called

A

Ribozyme

30
Q

3 functions of rRNA

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component of ribosomal structure, Binds mRNA to ribosomes, Forms peptide bonds with adjacent amino acids