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5. Although not entirely accurate, we can think of _______ gene encoding the amino acid
sequence for ________ protein.
7. What is translation?
12. In RNA , the A,G, and C are found, except Thymine which is replace by what?
*Purines have a double-ring structure.
15. What are the three types of RNA and What are their functions?
18. Certain RNA molecules that can act as catalysts are known as what?
20. The DNA 2 strands form a ___________ _____ with the bases facing the center of the
helix
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1. Life can be defined as an organized genetic unit capable of _________, __________, and
__________.
2. What are the fundamental units of life of the smallest living units?
10. What is a plasma membrane? What molecules can pass through it?
11. The plasma membrane separates the external environment from the __________(the
plasma membrane-enclosed intracellular region).
14. What specialized region is located within the nucleus? What are assembled within this
region?
15. A __________ surrounds the nucleus. _________ _______ bilayer containing an inner
and outer membrane. The outer membrane is connected with the _____________
__________ system.
17. _______ and __________ must pass through these pores to enter or leave the nucleus.
20. Surrounding the chromatin, what contains fluid and dissolved substances of the nucleus?
21. What is the nuclear lamina?
*DNA contains hereditary information (genes) that encodes the primary structures for proteins.
23. What word in the genetic language is translated into 1 amino acid?
*Ribosomes from bacteria and eukaryotes have significantly different structure and RNA.
26. Ribosomes have ___ subunits. Each subunit is made of ______ and __________.
28. Animations that explain protein synthesis in detail some of the information is
unnecessary.
Transcritption: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WsofH466lqk&feature=related
Translation: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5bLEDd-PSTQ
Describe the molecular and cellular events required for the synthesis of an extracellular protein?
Transcription: Transcription factors and RNA polymerase bind to a single strand of DNA. ATP
is used to begin the transcription. The RNA polymerase synthesizes an RNA template from the
strand of DNA. When the RNA polymerase detaches itself, the newly made mRNA is released
into the cytosol.
Translation: In the cytosol a small subunit attaches itself to mRNA. tRNA then binds to its
complementary codon on the mRNA strand. At the end of the tRNA is a MET(aka an amino
acid). The large subunit then binds with the small subunit to create a P-site and an A-site. The P-
site is already occupied with a tRNA, the A-site gains a tRNA. The MET in the P-site is
transferred to the amino acid on the A-site. The tRNA from the A-site then moves to the P-site
and the A-site then again gains tRNA creating the same method with the amino acid making a
polypeptide chain. When it reaches a stop codone a release factor enters the translation is done
and the peptide is released.
*The internal compartment, called the lumen, is separate from the cytoplasm and has its own distinct
protein and ion composition.
31. What is the ribosome-free region of the ER called and what kind of synthesis occurs in synthesis
region?
39.The region enclosed by the inner membrane is called what? What does it contain?
40.What helps explain the origin of mitochondria and chloroplasts? Explain what this theory states.
*Both mitochondria and chloroplasts have DNA and ribosomes, and are self-duplicating organelles.
42.The cytoskeleton acts as both _________and ___________, for movement and stability.
43.What are the three major types of cytoskeleton? Explain each (function, location, description).
46. Microtubules form _______and __________ which are important in cell movement. What is the
difference between the two locomotary appendages?
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2. Most of the lipid molecules found in biological membranes are known as?
It has a ______________ head group and a __________ region, the fatty acid “tails.”
They organize themselves into a ___________.
3. What capability does the membrane have that allows it to move laterally in the
membrane?
*The amount of protein differs between species and according to function, however
the typical membrane contains 50% protein.
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6. What are three different types of proteins and where are they located? Explain each (include location).
*Some proteins have a sugar attached to it. It generally appears on the outside of
the cell. These are called glycoprotein and glycolipid.
8. What is glycoprotein?
13. The receptor binds its __________ and undergoes a ________________ __________
which ordinarily initiates a cellular response.
16. Once a ligand is bound what occurs in the extracellular domain? What does this
occurrence induce?
17. Receptor proteins line the extracellular side of the plasma membrane in regions
in called what?
18. _____________molecules line the intracellular side of the cell membrane in these
pits.
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pt.2________________________________________
1.
Transportation of substances that requires energy is known as what? List each
method
2.
The process that does not require energy is known as _______________________
or ___________________. List its methods
3.
The net movement of high concentration of low concentration is known
as___________________.
4.
5. List several factors that affect the rate of
diffusion.
8. What is osmosis?
16.
27.