part2 Flashcards
(30 cards)
Import of proteins into which one of the following organelles is described as “gated” – a) lysosome, b) peroxisome, c) nucleus, d) mitochondrion?
Nucleus
If a polypeptide possesses an internal sequence of PKKKRKV, which organelle is it most likely to be targeted to?
Nucleus
Which one of the following proteins is not originally synthesised with a leader sequence – a) catalase, b) albumin, c) citrate synthase, d) a-galactosidase?
Catalase
Which one of the following techniques can be used to study proteins –
a) western blotting, b) northern blotting, c) southern blotting, d) eastern blotting?
Western Blotting
Which two of the following are the most commonly used reagents to visualize proteins on SDS-PAGE gels – a) Coomassie Blue, b) Texas Red, C) silver nitrate, d) gold chloride?
Coomassie blue
Name a plasma membrane phospholipid that is usually entirely restricted to the inner leaflet in healthy cells.
Phosphatyidylserine
To which class of lipids does sphingomyelin belong?
Sphingolipids
Which one of the following proposed the signal hypothesis for protein trafficking – a) George Palade, b) James Rothman, c) Gunter Blobel, d) Christian De Duve?
Gunter Blobel
At which intracellular site does the AP2 adaptor complex function – a) TGN,
b) plasma membrane, c) ER, d) lysosome?
Plasma Membrane
Which one of the following processes do SNARES facilitate - a) membrane fusion, b) nuclear import, c) protein synthesis, d) post-translational modification?
Membrane Fusion
Which one of the following organelles has the lowest pH – a) peroxisomes, b) mitochondria, c) lysosomes, d) chloroplasts?
Lysosomes
The ced genes are important for controlling which two of following processes – a) apoptosis, b) differentiation, c) final cell numbers, d) necrosis?
apoptosis and final cell numbers
Which two of the following are properties of stem cells - a) self renewal, b) can give rise to progenitor cells, c) postmitotic, d) only found in bone marrow?
Self Renewal, Can give rise to progenitor cells
Give the name of two members of the Cys-loop receptor family.
GABA and glycine
Starting with G1 place the four phases of the cell-cycle in the correct order.
G1, S, G2, M
Name two ubiquitin ligases important in regulating the cell-cycle.
APC/C, SCF
Name the two CDKs that the INK4 family inhibit?
Cdc4 and Cdc6
Name the two main groups that bacteria can be divided into.
Archabacteria and eubacteria
What is the structure called that bacteria use to swim through liquids?
Flagella
What is the name of the rigid polymer that surrounds bacterial cells?
Lipopolysaccharide
Name two intracellular structures that require dyneins.
Cilia, Golgi Body
Name two agents that disrupt F-actin.
Phallodin, Jasplakinolide
Name two components of the extracellular matrix.
Collagen, Proteoglycan
What is the name given to the evolutionary process by which eukaryotic cells are thought to have acquired mitochondria?
Symbiogenesis