Study Guide EX: 3 Flashcards

1
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Provide an example of cell membranes that have adapted according to the cellular function

A

Sperm

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2
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Name three classes of organized units that are composed of proteins that transport molecules across the plasma membrane

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1) channels
2) transporters
3) ATP powered pumps

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3
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ATP powered pumps transport ions and small molecules across membrane_____ concentration ingredients

A

against

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4
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Name the three primary Stages in cell signaling

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Transduction, Reception and Response

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5
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Gene protein coupled receptors are an example of cell surfaces, provide another example of gene receptors

A

1) Receptor Tyrosine Kinesis
2) Ion Channel Receptors

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6
Q

Name 2 eukaryotes that have cell walls

A

plants and yeasts

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7
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Name the primarily stages/phases of the cell cycle and the functions

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G1: Synthesis, S phase synthesis, Chromosome replication
G2: rapid cell growth and protein synthesis during which the cell prepares for mitosis
M-phase: chromosome segregation

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8
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Name the stages of mitosis in order

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Prophase, Prometaphase, Metaphase, Anaphase, Telophase

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9
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Name four differences between mitosis and meiosis

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1) Mit - One division ; Mei - Two divisions
2) two daughter cells per cycle ; Four daughter cells per cycle
3) Daughter cells genetically identical ; daughter cells genetically different
4)Chromosome number of daughter cells same as that of parent cell (2n) ; daughter cells half that of parent cell (1n)
5)occurs in somatic cells ; occurs in germline cells
6)occurs throughout life cycle ; in humans, completes after sexual maturity
7)Used for growth, repair, and asexual reproduction ; used for sexual reproduction, producing new gene combinations

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10
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Progression into two phases of the cell cycle and the activities that occur in each phase that are regulated by two proteins, name two primary proteins?

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Cyclin, CDK, Protein lysis, ubi

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11
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The cell is capable of stopping the cell cycle at checkpoints via surveillance mechanisms, What does the Surveillance mechanisms check for?

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Damage to chromosomal DNA, if the DNA replication is incomplete, and if the chromosomal alignment (M phase) is incomplete

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12
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Provide two examples of terminally differentiated cells that do not enter the cell cycle that goes through the stages/phase?

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Neurons cells, Skin cells, Liver cells, Epidermis cells, Muscle cells

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13
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Provide an example of a cell type that is rapidly dividing

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Stem cells, Hematopoietic

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14
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Name a signal transduction pathway?

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The Ras/MAP Kinase Signal Transduction pathway
PI-3 pathway
Jak/State pathway

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15
Q

Name two cytokines

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IFN
Lymphokines
Chemokines
Tumor necrosis factors
Transforming growth factor

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16
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Cell cycle mechanisms are highly conserved in eukaryotes. Therefore, the most powerful model organisms for studying the cell cycle have remained the single- Celled organism

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yeasts saccharomyces cerevisiae and schizosaccharomyces pombe

17
Q

Name two components of a Pro Eukaryotic or a U - Eukaryotic cell wall

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Haptogen
Hemicellulose
Cellulose
Chitin

18
Q

Name an adhesion junction protein?

A

Selections
Integrins
Ig super family
Cadherins

19
Q

Name three types of cell junctions that cells use for cell-cell interactions

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GAP junctions
Tight Junctions
Adhesion junctions