unit 1 biology long answer topics Flashcards

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Heath and safety in the laboratory

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  • hazards
  • risk
  • control measures
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2
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Liquids and solutions

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  • linear and log dilutions
  • standard curve
  • buffers
  • colorimetry
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3
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Separation techniques

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  • centrifuge
  • paper and thin layer chromatography
  • affinity chromatography
  • gel electrophoresis
  • isoelectric points
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4
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Detecting proteins using antibodies

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  • immunoassay techniques
  • western-blotting
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5
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Microscopy

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  • bright-field microscopy
  • fluorescent microscopy
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6
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Aseptic technique and cell culture

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  • aseptic technique
  • microbial culture
  • growth factors
  • primary/tumour cell lines
  • colony count
  • haemocytometer
  • vital staining
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7
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The proteome

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  • proteome
  • non-coding RNA genes
  • factors affecting genes expressed
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8
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The synthesis and transport of proteins - intracellular membranes

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  • internal membranes of eukaryotes
  • the endoplasmic reticulum
  • the Golgi apparatus
  • lysosomes
  • vesicles
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9
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The synthesis and transport of proteins - synthesis of membrane components

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  • lipids and proteins
  • cytosolic proteins
  • signal sequence
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10
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The synthesis and transport of proteins - movement of proteins between membranes

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  • transport from ER to golgi apparatus
  • post-translational modification
  • vesicle transportation
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11
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The synthesis and transport of proteins - the secretory pathway

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  • secreted proteins
  • secretory vesicles
  • move to plasma membrane
  • proteolytic cleavage
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12
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Protein structure, ligand binding and conformational change - amino acid sequence determines protein structure

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  • polymers
  • primary structure
  • amino acid structure
  • secondary structure
  • tertiary structure
  • quaternary structure
  • prosthetic groups
  • haemoglobin
  • temperature and pH on R groups
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13
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Protein structure, ligand binding and conformational change - ligand binding changes the conformation of a protein

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  • ligands
  • binding sites
  • allosteric activity and quaternary structure
  • cooperativity and haemoglobin
  • modulators
  • temperature and pH on haemoglobin
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14
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Protein structure, ligand binding and conformational change - reversible binding of phosphate and the control of conformation

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  • addition/removal of phosphate cause reversible conformational change
  • protein kinases
  • adding phosphate adds negative charge
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15
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Movement of molecules across membranes

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  • hydrophobic R groups and integral membrane proteins
  • transmembrane proteins
  • peripheral membrane proteins
  • barrier of phospholipid bilayer
  • (facilitated) diffusion
  • channel and transporter proteins
  • ligand/voltage gated
  • active transport and ATPases
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16
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Ion transport pumps and generation of ion gradients

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  • electrochemical gradient
  • sodium-potassium pump
  • small intestine glucose transport
17
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Coordination

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  • extracellular signalling molecules
  • receptors of target molecules
  • intracellular pathways
18
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Hydrophobic signals and control of transcription

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  • hydrophobic signalling molecules
  • intracellular receptors/transcription factors
  • hormone receptor complex
  • hormone response elements
19
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Hydrophilic signals and transducin

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  • hydrophilic signalling molecules
  • transmembrane receptors
  • G-proteins/phosphorylation cascades
  • peptide hormone insulin
  • GLUT-4
  • diabetes mellitus
20
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Nerve impulse transmission - generation of a nerve impulse

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  • resting membrane potential
  • action potential
  • neurotransmitters
  • depolarisation
  • adjacent voltage-gated sodium channels open
  • sodium-potassium pump restoration
21
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Nerve impulse transmission - initiation of a nerve impulse in response to an environmental stimulus: the vertebrate eye

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  • the retina
  • photoreceptors of the eye
  • rod cells
  • cone cells
  • photoexcited rhodopsin
  • phosphodiesterase enzyme
  • cGMP
  • ion channel closure in membrane of rod cells
22
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The cytoskeleton and cell division

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  • cytoskeleton and microtubules
  • tubulin
23
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The cell cycle

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  • interphase and mitotic phase
  • G1, S, G2
  • mitosis and cytokinesis
  • prophase, metaphase, anaphase, telophase
24
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Control of the cell cycle

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  • checkpoints: G1, G2 and metaphase
  • cyclins, cyclin dependent kinases and phosphorylation
  • retinoblastoma protein
  • DNA damage and p53
  • degenerative disease and tumour formation
  • proto-oncogene
25
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Control of programmed cell death

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  • apoptosis
  • external death signals and protein cascade
  • internal death signal and activation of p53
  • caspases