Exam 3 Flashcards

(50 cards)

1
Q

Which type of mutation changes one amino acid for another?

A

Missense

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2
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Which of the following is true regarding the promoters?

A

It is a DNA sequence

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3
Q

Which sequences in pre-mRNA are actually protein coding?

A

Exons

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4
Q

tRNAs enter ribosomes in the _______ site?

A

A

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5
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What recognizes a stop codon in the ______ site?

A

Release factor; A

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6
Q

The first step in urine formation is?

A

Filtration

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7
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A peroxisomal protein has a missense mutation in its peroxisomal targeting sequence (PTS). Where will it be found?

A

The cytoplasm

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8
Q

Which kidney function requires large amounts of ATP?

A

Reabsorption

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9
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What do type 1 and type 2 diabetes have in common?

A

High levels of blood sugar

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10
Q

What is a micronutrient?

A

A nutrient required in small amounts

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11
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Splicing is the process that results in?

A

Removal of introns and joining of exons

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12
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A template DNA strand is 3’TAACTGATC5’. What is the corresponding mRNA?

A

5’AUUGACUAG3’

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13
Q

Transcription factors bind to the?

A

Promoter

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14
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Empty tRNAs exit the ribosome from the ______ site?

A

E

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15
Q

Which organelle is responsible for generating large amount of ATP?

A

The mitochondria

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16
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A lysosomal protein has a missense mutation in its lysosomal targeting sequence. Where will this protein end up?

A

It will be secreted by exocytosis

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17
Q

When GLUT4 is inserted into the cell membrane of liver cells, how does glucose enter cells?

A

Facilitated diffusion

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18
Q

Insulin has a mitogenic effect. Which gene (and corresponding protein) is expressed as a result of mitogenic insulin signaling?

A

Cyclin D

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19
Q

Which micronutrient is important for hemoglobin synthesis?

A

Iron

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20
Q

Which hormone causes a reduction in blood sugar levels?

A

Insulin

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21
Q

3’GAATTTGCA5’

3’GAGTTTCGA5’

What type of mutation is this?

A

Missense and silent

22
Q

Codons of ______ are read by ________ of _______?

A

mRNA; anticodons; tRNA

23
Q

What protein targeting sequence is found in RNA polymerase?

A

Nuclear localization sequence

24
Q

How is the next amino acid added to a growing protein during translation?

A

The peptide on the P site tRNA is transferred to the amino acid on the A site tRNA

25
Does a growth factor receptor have an ER signal sequence?
Yes
26
How does a membrane protein get to the membrane?
RER - vesicle - Golgi - vesicle - membrane
27
What is the function of peroxisomes?
To break down fatty acids
28
In Eukaryotic cells, which step(s) of gene expression occur in the nucleus?
Transcription, RNA processing
29
Where in the digestive tract are oligo and disaccharides digested to monosaccharides?
The small intestine
30
ATP synthesis is?
Endergonic
31
During glycolysis, which molecule accepts electrons from glucose?
NAD+
32
At the end of the citric acid cycle, which of the following molecules is holding electrons from glucose?
NADH
33
H2O is a _______ form of ______?
Reduced; O2
34
Which of the following is not required in order for glycolysis to run?
O2
35
Which molecule accepts electrons at the bottom of the ETC?
O2
36
Which molecule(s) directly donate electrons to the electron transport chain?
NADH and FADH2
37
As a result of cellular respiration glucose becomes ______ to _________?
Oxidized; CO2
38
During pyruvate oxidation and the citric acid cycle, which molecule accepts electrons from the electron donor?
NAD+
39
Glucose --> pyruvate is a(n) _____?
Oxidation
40
How is the PMF generated?
Proton pumping by the ETC from the mitochondrial matrix to the IMS
41
Which is the correct order of molecules from most reduced to most oxidized?
Glucose --> pyruvate --> acetyl CoA --> CO2
42
What is the immediate source of energy for ATP synthase?
The proton motive force
43
What is the cause of death in a person exposes to DNP?
Extreme elevation of body temperature
44
What is chemiosmosis?
The use of the proton motive force to make ATP
45
In the presence of DNP, what happens to most of the energy stored in glucose?
It is released as heat
46
The reaction ADP + Pi --> ATP can be characterized as?
Phosphorylation and endergonic
47
What does DNP do?
It creates a proton (H+) channel in the inner mitochondrial membrane
48
What stage(s) of cellular respiration occur(s) in the cytoplasm?
Glycolysis
49
In normal cells, how do protons (H+) move from the IMS to the matrix of the mitochondria?
Facilitated diffusion through ATP synthase
50
What happens to the energy stored in glucose during cellular respiration?
Some is captured as ATP and some is released as heat