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Chapter 3/Cellular Structure, Proteins, and Metabolic Pathways Flashcards

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Selective barrier: regulates passage in and out of cell and between organelles and cytosol

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Membranes

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-Detect chemical messengers
-Link cells together
-Anchor cell to extracellular matrix

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Membranes

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-Non polar fatty acids chains in the middle
-Polar regions oriented towards the surfaces of the membrane

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Phospholipids bilayers

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-Found in the plasma membrane
-Maintains fluidity

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Cholesterol

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-Amphipathic
-Associate with fatty acids in membrane
-Can span the entire membrane: transmembrane proteins

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Integral membrane proteins

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-Do not associate with fatty acids
-Located at the membrane surface bound to integral membrane

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Peripheral membrane

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-Transmembrane proteins
-Bind to specific proteins in the extracellular matrix
-Link to membrane proteins in adjacent cells
-Cells are joined physically

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Integrins(membrane)

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-Plasma membranes of cells are separated by about 20 nm

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Desmosomes

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‘Dense plaques’’ serve as anchoring points for cadherins

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Desmosomes

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-Cadherins extend into extracellular space and link up with cadherins of an adjacent cell

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Desmosomes

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-Leaves no space between adjacent cells

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Tight Junction

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-Occur in a band around the entire circumference of cell

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Tight Junction

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Form barrier that prevent movement of material through tissue

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Tight Junction

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-Protein channels that link the cytosols of adjacent cells

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Gap junction

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-Connexins from both cells join and form a protein-linked channel

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Gap junction

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-Small diameter (1.5 nm) limits what can pass

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Gap Junction

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17
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Storage and transmission of genetic information

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Nucleus

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18
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-Information coded in DNA molecules
-DNA also used to synthesize proteins

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Nucleus

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DNA is found in association with proteins called histones
DNA + Protein=Chromatin
-During cell division chromatin becomes condensed, forms chromosomes

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Nucleus

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Nuclear envelopes surrounds nucleus

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-Two membranes
-Join together, form nuclear pores

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-Associated with regions of DNA that contains for forms RNA found in ribosomes

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Nucleolus

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-Ribosomes are assembled then transferred to cytoplasm

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Nucleolus

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-Proteins factories
- Composed of protein and RNA
-Can be found attached to endoplasmic reticulum or floating free in the cytoplasm

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Ribosomes

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-Has ribosomes bound to its surface
-Packages proteins that are produced by ribosomes, sends them to Golgi apparatus

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Rough ER

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-No ribosomes
-Lipids are synthesized
-Detoxifies the cell
-Stores calcium

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-Smooth ER

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-Receives proteins from Rough ER

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Golgi Apparatus

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-Modifies proteins and sorts them into transports vesicles

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Golgi Apparatus

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  • Distributes packages proteins to their intended destination
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Golgi Apparatus

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-Participate in cellular respiration, the process that transfer energy from nutrients to ATP molecules

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Mitochondria

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-Surrounded by outer membrane and inner membrane(inner membrane is folded into cristae)

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Mitochondria

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-Inner compartment is the matrix

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Mitochondria

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-Vesicles that contain acidic fluid and digestive enzymes

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Lysosomes

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-Break down bacteria and cellular debris that is engulfed by the cell
(also old, damaged organelles)

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Lysosomes

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-consumes oxygen and removes hydrogen from organic molecules

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Peroxisomes

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Catabolism of lipids into 2 carbon fragments that are used for making ATP

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Peroxisomes

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Produce hydrogen peroxide ( H2O2)

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Peroxisomes

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-Filament network that maintain and change the cell’s shape, produce cell movement

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Cytoskeleton

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Composed of G-actin

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Cytoskeleton(microfilament)

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Make up a majority of cytoskeleton and play important roles

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Cytoskeleton (microfilament)

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Cell movement, determining cell shape, cell division, and muscle cell contraction

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Cytoskeleton (microfilaments)

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-Composed of tubulin

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Cytoskeleton (microtubules)

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Microtubules and actin filament are involved with the movement of organelles

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-Act as fibrous track, contractile proteins ‘‘walk’’ on them

42
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Radiate from the centrosomes
(regulates the formation of microtubules)

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cytoskeleton (microtubules)

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-Hair-like, motile extension on surface of some epithelial cells

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Cilia

43
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Central core of microtubules with contractile proteins

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cilia

44
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DNA direct synthesis of proteins

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Genetic Code

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Sequence of DNA containing information that specifies the amino acid
sequence of a polypeptide chain

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Gene

46
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4 bases can be arranged into 64 different three
letter combinations (64 codons)

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Triplet Code

47
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An amino acid can be specified by more than one
codon

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Triplet Code

48
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any molecule or ion that is bound to a
protein
– Do not involve covalent bonding

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Ligand (protein binding)

49
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region of the protein to which
the ligand binds

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Binding site (protein binding)

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– Protein’s function activated or inhibited

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Conformation change

51
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the ability of a protein’s
binding site to bind specific ligands

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Chemical specificity

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– Binding site determines the ligand that is bound.
– Proteins must have right shape in order to bind.
* Some sites only bind one ligand, others can
bind many ligands

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Protein Binding: Specificity

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the strength of a ligand-protein
binding
– Determines how likely a ligand will leave the
binding site
-Same ligand may bind different proteins with
different affinities.

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Affinity

54
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Protein catalysts
-Lower the activation energy, make biological
reactions proceed at a higher rate.

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Enzymes

55
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Glycolytic pathway occurs in the

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cytoplasm

56
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_ glucose is broken down to _ pyruvate molecules
(6 carbon to 3 carbon)

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1 & 2

57
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_ ATP used, _ ATP produces
( 2 ATP total yield)

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2 & 4

58
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Series of chemical
reactions
* Oxidation of Acetyl
CoA
* More NAD+ is reduced
to NADH
– FADH2
* CO2 is produced as
waste product

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Krebs Cycle

59
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Electrons are passed (Electron
transport chain)

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cytochrome
proteins

60
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Energy released
is used to form

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ATP

61
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Electrons form

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water molecules (O2 must be
present)

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