Medical Cell Biology And Genetics Flashcards

Decks in this Class (13):

• Organelles

  Organelles

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  what is chromatin,

  what are the 2 types of chromatin,

  what type of chromatin is used for gene
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• Dna

  DNA

  Sample Cards:

  how is dma packaged,

  what is a gene,

  what are the 3 stages in dna replication
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• Cell Cycle

  Cell cycle

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  what is the longest phase of the cell cy,

  what parts is interphase divided into,

  what is the g0 stage
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• Errors Involving Dna

  Errors Involving DNA

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  what are oncogenes,

  why might oncogenes have an increase in,

  what are tumour suppressing genes
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• Protein Structure

  Protein Structure

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  what is the general structure of an amin,

  in what state are amino acids usually pr,

  what is an amino acid residue
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• Enzymes

  Enzymes

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  what is the activation energy,

  why are enzymes better for increasing th,

  what are enzymes
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• Genotype Phenotype Amd Inheritance

  Genotype, Phenotype Amd Inheritance

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  what is a genotype,

  what is a phenotype,

  what is genetics the study of
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• Gene Expression

  Gene Expression

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  where does transcription occur,

  what are the 3 stages of transcription,

  what is the tata region
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• Post Translation Modification

  Post Translation Modification

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  what is proteolytic cleavage,

  what is chemical modification
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• Protein Targetting

  Protein Targetting

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  where are proteins synthesised on free r,

  where are protein synthesised on the rer,

  what sequence do proteins destined to re
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• Oxygen Transport

  Oxygen Transport

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  what is myoglobin,

  what ion is at the centre of a haemoglob,

  how many nitrogen atoms are bound to the
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• Molecular Techniques

  Molecular Techniques

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  what produce endonucleases,

  what do restriction enzymes do,

  which electrode do dna fragments travel
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• Genetic Diseases

  Genetic Diseases

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  what is the amino acid change in sickle,

  what mutation causes sickle cell anaemia,

  where is sickle cell anaemia most common
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