Bio Test 5 Takeaways Flashcards

(33 cards)

1
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which structure does the spinal cord develop?

A

neural tube

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2
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neural tube

A

ectoderm

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3
Q

what causes right shift hemoglobin dissociation curve?

A

CADET face right; increase in the following
* CO2
* acid
* DPG
* exercise
* temperature

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4
Q

lacteals

A

small lymphatic vessels that take fats to the rest of the body

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5
Q

deficiency in lacteals

A

inefficient absorption of dietary lipids

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6
Q

what activates G cells in stomach to secrete gastrin

A

stomach distension

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7
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gastrin

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stimulates parietal cells and chief cells to produce digestive enzymes

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8
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filtrate

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becomes more concentrated as it flows down loop of Henle as water exits renal tubule

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9
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filtrate going up

A

salts are secreted into the surrounding tissues

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10
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increase in salt secretion results in

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increased osmolarity of surrounding tissues

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11
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where is there an increased osmolarity gradient

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longer loop of Henle causing more water to be reabsorbed form the collecting duct
* more concentrated urine

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12
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virus effeciency of transfer

A

very efficient due to the natural infectivity of viruses

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13
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phagocytic cells

A
  • macrophages
  • neutrophils
  • dendritic cells
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14
Q

methods of horizontal gene transfer

A
  • conjugation
  • transformation
  • transduction
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15
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conjugation

A

direct transfer of genetic material between bacteria via a pilus

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16
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hexokinase

A

phosphorylates glucose to G-6P

17
Q

isomerase

A

converts G6P to fructose-6-phosphate

18
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phosphofructokinase

A

phosphorylates fructose-6-phospate to fructose-1,6-bisphosphate

19
Q

gap junctions

A

allow the passage of ions and small moleules between adjacent animal cells

20
Q

cell membrane components

A

phospholipids and proteins

21
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rough ER

A

translatoin and folding of new proteins

22
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smooth ER

A

synthesize lipids

23
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golgi apparatus

A

storing, modifying, exporting of proteins

24
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nucleolus

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synthesis of rRNA

25
lysosome
digestive enzymes, breaks down substances
26
TATA box
squence in many promoter regions that transcription factors can recognize and bind to
27
gel electrophoresis
* small negatively charged molecule travels the furthest and fastests * large uncharge molecule travels the least and slowest
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what triggers menstruation?
drop in estorgen and progesterone levels
29
what does sexual reproduction lead to
greater genetic diversity when compared to asexual reproduction
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H zone
H is a thick letter so contains thick filaments * myosin
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nondisjunction in meiosis 1
* disruptive effect on all 4 daughter cells * **two gametes will lack chromose (n-1)** * **two gametes will have an extra chromosome (n+1)**
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macrophages
specific and not specific immunity
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number of chromosomes in 2 daughther cells formed by mitosis
same number of chromosomes as the parent cell