Nucleus And Protein Trafficking Flashcards

(33 cards)

1
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___________permits passage of proteins via receptor mediated transport

A

Nuclear pore complex

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2
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The outer membrane of the nucleus contains_______and connects to_______

A

Ribosomes; Rough endoplasmic reticulum

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3
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The inner membrane attaches to

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The nuclear lamina

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4
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The nuclear pore complex forms _______ which allows________ of ions

A

Aqueous channels; simple diffusion

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5
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The nuclear lamina provides _________ for the nuclear membrane

A

Mechanical support

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6
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Nuclear transcription is regulated by

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Nuclear lamina

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7
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Hutchison Gifford progeria syndrome is caused by a mutation in the________ protein

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Lamina A

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8
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What does A mutation in the Lamin A protein cause?

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Inadequate structural support for the nuclear envelope, causing an abnormal shape

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9
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Chromatin is made up of

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Nucleosomes

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10
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Nucleosomes are made up of

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Histones

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11
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The 2 types of chromatin are

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Heterochromatin, Euchromatin

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12
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Heterochromatin appears in_______and contains________genes

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Clumps; inactive

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13
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Heterochromatin are usually________ as opposed to Euchromatin

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Condensed

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14
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Constitutive heterochromatin contains repetitive, gene poor DNA sequences like

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Centromeres and telomeres

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15
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A prime example Facultative Heterochromatin are_______ which result in the inactivation of one of the 2 ________ present in females but not males

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Barr bodies; X chromosomes

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16
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Euchromatin contains_________as opposed to Heterochromatin

17
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Synthesis of mRNA and tRNA occur in

18
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Telomeres_______in size with every cell division

19
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Telomeres are located at the _______of chromosomes

20
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Telomeres protect chromosomes from being______after each cell division

21
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________hold the chromosomes together down the centre

22
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_________are formed on the centromere for microtubules to attach to during anaphase

23
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_________ is the site of rRNA transcription

24
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Do nucleolus have a membrane?

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Nucleolus assembles________ around the rRNA transcripts to form ribosomes
Ribosomal proteins
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After translation, a protein will go to a specific destination inside the cell if it has a _________ in its sequence
Targeting signal
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Amino acid residues in a protein chain that enable targeting are called
Signal sequences
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After a signal emerges from a ribosome, it is recognized and bound by a
Receptor or carrier
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Nuclear localization signal (NLS) are recognized by______ which moves cargo from the cytoplasm to the nucleus
Importins
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Nuclear Export Signals (NES) are recognized by_______ which move cargo from the nucleus to the cytoplasm
Exportins
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NLS containing cargo (importing from cytoplasm to nucleus) include
Histones Ribosomal proteins Transcription factors DNA replication factors
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NES containing cargo (exporting from nucleus to cytoplasm) include
mRNA tRNA ribosomal subunits Shuttling proteins
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When importins reach the nuclear pore complex, they are triggered to release cargo by interaction with
RanGTP