biology Flashcards

1
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watson-crick model

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DNA backbone read 5’-3’
antiparallel polarity, double helix
A and G with T and C

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A, T, G, C

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A and G are purines, pair with C and T pyrimidines
AT: 2 h bonds
GC: 3 h bonds

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3
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transcription steps

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  • helicase and topoisomerase unwind double helix
  • RNA polymerase II binds TATA
  • hnRNA synthesized
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4
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translation steps

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  • initiation, elongation, termination
  • folding by chaperones (post-translational)
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5
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DNA polymerase

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leading strand: one primer, continuous synthesis
lagging strand: many primers, okazaki fragments

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6
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glycolysis product

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yields 2 ATP/glucose

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7
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glucokinase

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glucose sensor in pancreatic B cells

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8
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Cell division: G1

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cell increases organelles and cytoplasm

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9
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cell division: s phase

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DNA replication

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10
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Mitosis phases

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PMAT

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11
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meiosis phases

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PMAT x2

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12
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meiosis crossing over

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leads to genetic recombination in prophase 1

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13
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liver’s roles in homeostasis

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gluconeogenesis
B-oxidation of fatty acids to ketones
urea processing, detoxification of waste/chemicals/drugs

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14
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glomerular filtration

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passive

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15
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osmoregulation: secretion

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secretion of acids, bases, ions from interstitial fluid
mantains pH, [waste], [K+]

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16
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osmoregulation: reabsorption

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essential substances, water flow from filtrate to blood

17
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aldosterone: effect on ions

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stimulates Na+ reabsorption
K+ and H+ secretion

18
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aldosterone: increases

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water reabsorption, blood volume, blood pressure

19
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anterior pituitary hormones

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FLAT PEG
follicle, lutenizing, adrenocorticotropic, thyroid-stimulating, prolactin, endorphins, growth

20
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muscle contraction: action potential

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stimulated in sarcolemma
depolarization of membrane

21
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muscle contraction: troponin binds

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Ca2+

22
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muscle contraction: acetylcholine

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binds AchR to open Na+ channels

23
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Na+ K+ pump

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Na+ in
K+ out

24
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somatic nervous system

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voluntary control
sensory neurons

25
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autonomic nervous system

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involuntary

26
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renal system: flow

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glomerulus -> proximal convoluted -> loop of henle -> distal convoluted -> collecting duct

27
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afferent

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away from signal, to CNS
activated sensory neuron = afferent

28
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efferent

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towards CNS
effector (target) = efferent

29
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proteases

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hydrolyze peptide bonds