Bio 150: After Exam 2 Flashcards
Receptors on G-Proteins.
Gets involved with a receptor that has found a ligand which causes it to break apart causing it to become a gtp-ase and gtp-gdp exchange occurs.
Rhodopsin facts.
- Prosthetic factor called “Retinol” that responds to light,
What do cis double bonds cause in cells?
Kinks.
What do trans double bonds cause in cells?
Straight positioning.
Signal Transduction.
- Cellular Communication
- Signal Transduction
- Rhodopsin
- G-Protein
- Opening of channels
What are the Secondary Messengers?
- cAMP
- cGMP
- IP3
- DAG
- Ca++
How do you make ATP into cAMP?
From Adenylyl Cyclase.
What does Phospholipase do?
Removes phosphates from lipids.
How does Transcriptional Activitation work?
Phosphorylating of the next kinase.
Termination.
- Signal (on/off rate)
- Transduction (Self0regulation, Phosphatases, Diffusion from signaling complex
- Response (Lifespan, Feedback, Morphological)
Plant Cells during mitosis produce what that is different from animal cells?
Cell Walls.
How does chromosome movement work along the kinetochore?
The chromosome moves up the microtubule and the end of the rope is being broken apart by the action of the protein walking up the kinetochore.
How does a cell know when to divide?
It uses a control system with checkpoints for different phases.
What does it mean to be Confluent?
When cells have formed a complete single layer, they stop dividing (density-dependent inhibition).
What extrinsic factors stimulate Cell Mitosis?
- Surface Contact
- PDGF
- Physical Contact