Intro to cell/ harvest of energy Flashcards

(39 cards)

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Functions of Membrane Protein

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Transport, cell to cell recognition, intercellular joining, signal transduction, attachment to Cytoskeleton and ECM, Enzymatic Activity

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2
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Chromatin

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DNA with histones

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3
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Cytoskeleton component that is the smallest, and what it contains?

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Microfilament, actin

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4
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Biggest cytoskeleton that consists cilia or flagella, chromosome movement?

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Microtubules

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5
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cytoskeleton that changes cell shape and contracts muscle?

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Microfilament

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6
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Pyruvate oxidation is pyruvate to ________________

A

Acetyl coA

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7
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Citric Acid product per 1 glucose

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2ATP, 6NADH, 2FADH2, 4CO2

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8
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Glycolysis is Glucose to _________

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Pyruvate

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9
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Oxidative phosphorylation is consisted of the two steps:

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Electron transport chain and chemiosmosis

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10
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Place of ribosome subunit assemble

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Nucleolus

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11
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Place of rRNA production

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nucleolus

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12
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Cell specific organelle that creates steroids and houses protein

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Smooth endoplasmic reticulum

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13
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Golgi apparatus vesicles

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Transport vesicle, secretory vesicle, membrane vesicle

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14
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Lysosomes digest

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Cell components(organelle), cell, substance that enter cell

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15
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Inner mitochondria membrane has cristae, what is the fluid that is contained in the cristae?

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Matrix

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16
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microfilament function

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Bear tension by attaching to plasma membrane proteins, promote amoeboid motility

17
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Microfilaments are found at:

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the periphery and interior lining of cell

18
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microfilaments can be assembled and disassembled. They are :

19
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Intermediate filaments are Keratin, its functions are:

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Bear tension and weight by cell anchoring, acts as a cell scaffold for organelles(nucleus)

20
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Microtubules extend from :

21
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microtubule functions include:

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support cell shape and size, guide for movement of organelles, chromosome organization, support and movement of cilia/flagella

22
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microtubule functions include:

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support cell shape and size, guide for movement of organelles, chromosome organization, support and movement of cilia/flagella

23
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Most permanent cytoskeleton component is:

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intermediate filament(keratin )

24
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Dynamic cytoskeleton filaments?

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Microtubules and microfilament

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Glucose macromolecules to store for harder times ?
glycogen
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Glycogen catabolism reactions are stimulated by what enzyme :
glucagon
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glucose usage is stimulated by what enzyme?
insulin
28
which Pancreas Alpha/ beta cells secrete insulin?
Beta cells
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Which step of cellular respiration happens in the cytosol? And does it require oxygen?
Glycolysis, and it does not need oxygen
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how many of each NADH and ATP molecules are produced in glycolysis?
2,2
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How many each of NADH and CO2 is produced by pyruvate oxidation?
2,2
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The production of ATP in glycolysis and Citric acid cycle is via
substrate phosphorylation
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Final electron acceptor in electron transport chain?
oxygen -> H2O
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The electron transport chain occurs at
proteins in the inner membrane
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Chemiosmosis produces how many ATP?
26 OR 28
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What controls cellular respiration which is inhibited by citrate and ATP?
phosphofructokinase
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what stimulates phosphofructokinase?
AMP
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what is phosphofructokinase?
a molecule that controls cellular respiration, substrate molecule that makes pyruvate, and can be inhibited by citrate and ATP produced later on.
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what promotes glucose uptake(ATP production or storage in liver)?
insulin