EXAM 3 Flashcards

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What is an important characteristic of Secretory Vesicles?

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-They fuse w/ the cell membrane during exocytosis

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2
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What are the important characteristic of Primary Lysosomes?

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  • They contain hydrolytic enzymes that gotta be segregated from the rest of the cell
  • They bud off the Trans Golgi
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3
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What is Receptor-Mediated Endocytosis?

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  • It is endocytosis mediated by receptors of LDL

- So it brings LDL’s into the cell

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4
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What is the role of Chloroplasts?

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  • They reduce CO2 compounds to make lots of H

- They also have 3 membranes

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5
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What are the important characteristics of Intermediate Filaments in the cytoskeleton?

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  • They have the intermediate thickness

- They also form the Nuclear Lamina

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What is the layer that separates epithelial cells from the rest of the body?

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-The basil lamina

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7
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What is the basil lamina made of?

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-Proteins & carbohydrates

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8
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What does the basil lamina contain that attaches it to the epithelial cells?

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-Hemidesmosomes

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9
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What is the order of the compartments of mitochondria going inside out?

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Matrix, inner membrane, intermembrane space, outer membrane

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10
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What is the permeability of triglycerides due to?

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-It is due to the permeability of nonpolar molecules in the phospholipid bilayer

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What are the characteristics of integral membrane proteins?

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  • They include channel proteins

- They also contain a transmembrane domain

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12
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What does the Fluid Mosaic Model state?

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-It states that membrane lipids & membrane proteins are free to move around the plane of the phospholipid bilayer

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13
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What is found in the plasma membrane?

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  • Phospholipids
  • Cholesterol
  • Transporter proteins
  • Sphingolipids
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14
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What is Facilitated diffusion?

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-It is the movement of molecules through carries or channels down the concentration gradient

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15
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What will the fatty acids of an organism living in warm temperatures do?

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-It will make longer & more saturated fatty acids for its membrane than an organism living in cold temps

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16
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What are the important characteristics of the Plasmodesmata?

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-It connects the cytoplasm & ER of 2 adjacent plant cells

17
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What do the equations expressing the 1st & 2nd law of thermodynamics include?

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  • It includes E at time 1= E in time 2

- And that these equations are only true in isolated systems

18
Q

What is an example of very low entropy?

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-A refrigerator separating hot & cold

19
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What is the change of Free Energy?

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  • It is negative for the formation of steam from water at temps lower than 100 degrees celsius
  • It is also calculated as ending G minus beginning G
20
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What must happen to an endergonic reaction?

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-Energy must be supplied to make the reaction happen

21
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Why can cells make the products of endergonic reactions?

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-Because they couple endergonic & exergonic reactions together

22
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What will happen to a reaction w/ a large activation energy?

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-It will occur slowly unless it is catalyzed or heated

23
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What are the important roles of enzymes?

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  • They can reduce the height of the activation barrier by stabilizing the transition state
  • They can also orient molecules in an ideal direction that is better for reaction