Topic D Flashcards

(44 cards)

1
Q

Cytoskeleton

A

enormous protein filaments

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2
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Globular….

A

chains

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3
Q

Fibrous…..

A

bundles

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4
Q

Microtubules are made up of subunits of…

A

tubulin heterodimers

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5
Q

Tubulin is a…(2)

A

heterodimer, globular

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6
Q

Flowchart of how a microtubule is formed

A

alpha and beta polypeptide > tubulin heterodimer > protofilament > microtubule

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7
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Tubulin polypeptides are made by ______ (same/different) genes

A

different

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8
Q

Sequence identity

A

amount of characters that match exactly

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9
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Tubulins add from ____ end and remove from ____

A

plus, plus

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10
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Which side is the active end

A

plus

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11
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MT are connected to

A

centrosomes

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12
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Centrosomes

A

balls of protein with MT negative side attatched

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13
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MT grow and shrink ____ of their neighbours

A

independently

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14
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Proteins are regulated by …

A

GTP

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15
Q

which proteins are regulated by GTP

A

RAN, adaptin, tubulin

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16
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The beta form changes from the D from to the T form when and where

A

GDP becomes GTP by nucleotide replacement in the cytosol

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17
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The alpha form changes from the D to T from

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GTP remains GTP

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18
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The beta form changes from the T form to D form when and where

A

GTP is hydrolysed to form GDP when part of a MT

19
Q

MT have rapid growth when

A

the end is GTP capped

20
Q

MT shrink rapidly when

A

GTP cap is randomly lost

21
Q

MT help resist

22
Q

What do MT do in prophase

A

extend and contract to search for chromosomes

23
Q

when are MT stable

A

when they are connected to the kinetochore of a chromosome

24
Q

MT are stabilized by _____ proteins

25
Actin is made up of
globular action to make actin filament
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Actin grow like a ____ , this means
treadmill, add from plus end while minus end is removed
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What complex anchors the minus end of actin
ARP complex
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Cross linking proteins in the cell cortex
Filamin
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bundling proteins in the microvilli
Villin
30
Where are the plus and minus end of Intermediate filaments
there are none lol, they are either there or not there
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IF made with what and where (3 places)
- cytokeratin proteins in the cytoplasm - nuclear lamin proteins inside the nuclear envelope - extracellular keratin outside the cells
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Which resists compression
MT
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Which resist tension
F-actin and IF
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Which moves chromosomes during mitosis
MT
35
Which divide cell during cytokinesis
MT and F-actin
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Taxol: source and mechanism
Fungus on Pacific Yew tree, inhibits MT tubulin so they cannot grow
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Consequence of Taxol
cells get stuck in Mitosis
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Significance of Taxol
used to treat cancers
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Colchine source and mechanism
autumn crocuses, stop MT from shrinking
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Significane of Colchine
a derivative, Colcemid, is used to prepare chromosomes
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Phallodin source and mechanism
death cap mushrooms, inhibits F and G actin
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Significance of Phallodin
used in fluorescent microscopy
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Acrylamide source and mechanism
synthetic, used in PAGE, causes IF to break
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Consequence and Significance of Acrylamide
sensory neurons are killed