Topic C Flashcards

(49 cards)

1
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Chloroplast

A

a type of plastid that does photosynthesis in leaf cells

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2
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Young plant cells contain….

A

proplastids

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3
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Proplastids

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mature into organelles required by cell

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4
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storage plastids

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store nutrients in root cell

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5
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Chromoplasts

A

attract animals to fruit and flowers

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6
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Function of chloroplasts

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import light, CO2, H2O and export sugar, O2

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7
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How do chloroplast reproduce?

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same as mitochondria

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8
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Why do only some cells contain chloroplasts?

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chloroplasts are only found in cells that must do photosynthesis

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9
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Where do light reactions take place?

A

thylakoid membrane

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10
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Where does the Calvin cycle take place?

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stroma

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11
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where does protein import take place?

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outer and inner chloroplast membrane

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12
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where does DNA replication take place?

A

stroma

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13
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where does protein synthesis take place?

A

cytoplasm

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14
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3 types of membrane lipids and percent composition

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phospholipids 74%, glycolipids 3%, sterols/steroids 23%

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15
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what side? phospholipids

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one side or the other

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16
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what side? glycolipids

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non-cytosol side

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17
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glycolipids

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protect the cell

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18
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what side? sterols

A

both sides

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19
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sterols

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improve membrane fluidity

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20
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where are phospholipids made?

A

cytosol side of ER

21
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Scramblases

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same number on each side, move any phospholipid from one side to another

22
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Flippases

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same number each side, move specific phospholipids to appropriate side

23
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Functions of a Membrane Protein

A

Transporter/Channels, anchors, receptors, enzymes

24
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types of integral protein structures

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transmembrane, monolayer-associated, lipid linked

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types of peripheral proteins
protein attached (allow flexibility)
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2 types of protein structures
integral and peripheral
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3 types of transmembrane
single alpha helix, multiple alpha helices, beta barrel
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shape of transporter proteins
change shape everytime they move a cargo molecule;
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channel protein shape
cargo molecules just flow through
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which type of transport requires energy
active transport proteins
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uniport
one way
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symport
multiple cargo going one way
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anitport
multiple cargo going opposite ways
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gated
open or shut
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non-gated
always open
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3 types of passive transport
diffusion, Channel mediated, transport mediated
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Na/K channel characterisics
channel, passive, uniport, gated
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what do passive transporters carry?
organic monomers (amino acids, monosaccharides, etc)
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glucose transporter (GLUT) characteristics
transporter, passive, uniport, non-gated
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ATP powered transporters
active transport of ions
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proton pump
makes H+ gradient
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Na/K pump characteristics
transporter, ATP powered, anti port, non-gated
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Purpose of Na/K pump (hint: there's 4)
makes Na+ gradient, makes K+ gradient, maintains membrane potential, reduces entry of water by osmosis
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H+ powered transporters
active transport of other ions and monomers
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Sucrose H+ transporter characteristics
transporter, H+ powered, symport (anti port do exist), non-gated
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Na+ powered transporters
active transport of other ions and monomers
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Sodium Glucose Transporter characteristics
transporter, Na+ powered, symport, non-gated
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H+ powered transporters found in....
plant, fungi, protist cells, Eukaryote organelle membranes
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Na+ powered membranes found in...
in plasma membrane of animal cells