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Chapter 2 Flashcards

1
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What type molecule has carbon and seen in all living beings

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Bio molecules

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2
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What molecule is hydrophobic, stored energy, communicate cell to cell and form integral components of the cell membrane

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Lipids

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3
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What bio molecules that start reactions regulate gene expression, cell to cell communication. Also considered workers of the cell

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Proteins

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4
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What bio molecules have cellular ID tag and are a abundant energy source used in the body

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Carbohydrates

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5
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The simplest form of a bio molecule

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Monomer

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6
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What molecule has multiple building block links up with a covalent bond and generally used to store energy?

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Polymonomer

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7
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What type of polymer transfer information one generations to the next by creating new proteins from a single amino acid monomers

A

Nucleic acids

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8
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Monomers of carbohydrates

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Monosaccarides

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9
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Glycogen

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A polymer of glucose molecules that stores energy in animals, which humans can digest

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10
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Starch

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Polysaccharide that’s stored in plants and edible for humans

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11
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What molecules is the monomer of all proteins

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Amino acids

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12
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The molecules can be saturated, mono saturated, poly saturated and are the building blocks of all lipids

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Fatty acids

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13
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What type of monomer is composed of a nitrogenous base, 5- carbon sugar and a phosphate

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Nucleotides

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14
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When molecules from 2 diff categories are attached

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Conjugated

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15
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What is a lipoprotein

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A lipid attached to a protein

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16
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What is the primary polymer storage of lipids

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Triglyceride

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17
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What is it called when proteins bind a signal molecule that initiate a cellular response?

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Receptors

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18
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What category of peptides transmit info from one cell to another? Through hormone or neuropeptides

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Signal molecules

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19
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This type of protein either increase or decrease protein synthesis, regulate cell processes for transcription of DNA. Also known as transcription factors

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Regulatory proteins

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20
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Usually called antibodies, extra cellular immune proteins, protect the body from pathogens

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Immunoglobulins

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21
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What speeds up chemical reaction and lowers the activation energy?

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Enzymes

22
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What proteins bind to insoluble and non polar molecules to make them water soluble in order transport through the body? Some bio molecules & gases are not soluble in water.

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Binding proteins

23
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Ligands

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Molecules that bind to proteins @ special sites

24
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Affinity

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To describe the attraction between a ligand and its binding site

25
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Saturation

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Describes when all the binding sites are occupied cause the enzyme to no longer increase

26
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Whats it called when the amount of protein increases within a cell

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Up-regulation

27
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Denatured

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When a protein loses its binding site causing it to no longer be working. from temperature exposure, undesired pH.

28
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Proteolytic

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Description of a fragmented inactive protein that’s removed to create and active protein

29
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Antagonists

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Also called inhibitors since they bind to a protein and decrease it’s activity

30
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What type of connection occurs on a protein from a non-ligand that physically blocks ligands from binding

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Competitive inhibition

31
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Allosteric activation

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Description of a molecule binds to a protein away from a binding site and then activated that binding site

32
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What extra cellular fluid surrounds body tissues and or body organs

A

Interstitial fluid

33
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What extra cellular fluid is for blood cells

A

Plasma

34
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What is the outer surface of a cell called? It’s made of lipids and embedded proteins

A

Plasma membrane

35
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Cytoplasm

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The fluid that contains all fluid and solid material inside a plasma membrane

36
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Non- membranous organelles, insoluble materials inside of a cell and don’t have a membrane

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Inclusions

37
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The organelle in a cell that contains all genetic material that’s used to make proteins and control cell processes

A

Nucleus

38
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Small, dense granules of RNA & protein that manufacture proteins in the directions of the cells DNA and mRNA

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Ribosomes

39
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This organelle is a interconnected network that has a smooth or rough appearance. It lumen protein modifications or lipid synthesis can occur

A

Endoplasmic reticulum

40
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These organelle have their own genetic material and are the power house of the cell

A

Mitochondria

41
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This organelle receives protein from Rough ER and sends vesicles of them around the cell or out side

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Golgi apparatus

42
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Small storage vesicles of powerful enzymes that remove cellular components that are no longer needed

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Lysosomes

43
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Whats the body normal temp in F and C

A

98.6 F & 37 C

44
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Normal PH for the human body

A

7.35-7.45

45
Q

Name the steps in order for a feed back loop( 8)

A
  1. Stimulus
  2. Sensor
  3. Aferente pathway
    4.Integrating path way
  4. Efferent pathway
  5. Effector
  6. Effector action
  7. Response
46
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Common disaccharides

A

Sucrose , maltose, lactose

47
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Common polysaccharides

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Glycogen , cellulose , starch

GCS (Jesus)

48
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What moves polar substrates across a cell membrane and has two types: channels or carrier proteins

A

Membrane transporters

49
Q

Define a covalent modulation

A

When a phosphate would kinase or phosphatase

50
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What do motor proteins do?

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Proteins that move a organelle and other structures around the cell by “walking” along the cytosekelton in a fashion called kinesin

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