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Transcript of Cell Structure
Cell Structure
Photosynthesis
Respiration
Mitosis
Transcription
Plant Systems
Cell Structure
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Photosynthesis Respiration Mitosis TranscriptionPlant
Systems
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Cell Structure
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Synthesizes lipids and detoxifies
drugs/poisens
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Smooth ER
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Products of the ER and modified and stored
here
Cell Structure
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Golgi apparatus
Cell Structure
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Repository site of inorganic ions; only in
plants
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Central vacuole
Cell Structure
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Seperates chromosomes during division; two types
alpha and beta
Cell Structure
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Microtubules
Cell Structure
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Made of mostly glycoproteins or
fibronectin; built into plasma membrane
Cell Structure
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Extracellular matrix (ECM)
Cell Structure
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Signs of a double membrane indicate
this found in chloroplasts
Photosynthesis
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endosymbiosis
Photosynthesis
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ROY B BIV
Photosynthesis
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Colors of the rainbow
Photosynthesis
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photosynthetic pigments that absorb
light
Photosynthesis
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Chrolophyll A & B and carotenoids
Photosynthesis
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The light absorbing head, that is polar, found in amphipatic
cholorphyll
Photosynthesis
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Porphyrin ring
Photosynthesis
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Three phases of the calvin cycle, the
process which plants make sugar
Photosynthesis
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Carbon fixation, reduction and regeneration
Photosynthesis
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Glucose is cut into pyruvate here
Respiration
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Cytosol
Respiration
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ATP is synthesized in this manner during
glycolysis
Respiration
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One at a time because it’s substrate-level phosphorylation
Respiration
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Electrons go from glucose to oxygen via
this coenzyme
Respiration
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NAD+
Respiration
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After glycolysis and the kreb’s cycle, this many ATP have been synthesized due
to substrate level phosphorylation
Respiration
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four
Respiration
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This keeps the electron transport chain flowing
in one direction
Respiration
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Each electron carrier is slightly more
electronegative than the previous
Respiration
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90% of the cell cycle is spent in this phase
Mitosis
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Interphase
Mitosis
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Plants’ cytokinesis phase differs from
animals’ because of the presence of this
Mitosis
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Cell plate, in which cells form from inside
to outside
Mitosis
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Levels of this protein increase in order to
make MPF in order to pass cell cycle checkpoints
Mitosis
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Cyclin
Mitosis
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These microtubules continue to grow during anaphase
Mitosis
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Nonkinetochores
Mitosis
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Levels of this remain constant throughout
the cell cylce
Mitosis
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Cyclin Dependent Kinase (CDK)
Mitosis
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This is the “Central Dogma” of molecular
biology
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DNA to RNA to Proteins
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Since prokaryotes do not have a nucleus
they can do this
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Couple transcription and translation
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These additions during mRNA processing help protect the
mRNA
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Poly A tail and 5’ Cap
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This is the result of mRNA processing
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The Primary Transcript
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These join to make spliceosomes that cut
out introns from mRNA
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Small Nuclear Ribonucloproteins
(snRNP’s)
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This adaptation helps vascular land plants
grow up off the ground
Plant Systems
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Lignin
Plant Systems
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Evidence such as rose-shape complexes hint
that plants evolved from these
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Charophtyes
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These were the first land plants to have an
embryo with a food supply
Plant Systems
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Gymnosperms
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This is when reproduction varies from sexual and
asexual
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Alternation of Generations
Plant Systems
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Natural selection has proved that plants
could have also evolved from this
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Green Algae
Plant Systems
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Animal Systems
Behavioral&Population Ecology
Ecosystems
Biotechnology
Cell Membranes
Meiosis
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Behavioral &Population
EcologyEcosystems Biotechnology Cell Membranes Meiosis
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Group of cells in a matrix with a
common structure & function
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Tissue
Animal Systems
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A type of thermoregulation in
which heat & metabolism are based
on the environment
Animal Systems
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ectothermic
Animal Systems
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These hormones suppresses human
appetite
Animal Systems
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PYY, Insulin and Leptin
Animal Systems
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The microvilli of the small intestine exhibit
this concept
Animal Systems
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Increased surface area
Animal Systems
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This type of species exhibits no mixing of blood, a pulmonary circuit and a systemic circuit
Animal Systems
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Mammals
Animal Systems
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A sequence of behavior acts that is
unchangeable and usually completed
Behavioral&Population Ecology
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Fixed Action Pattern (FAP)
Behavioral&Population Ecology
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The modification of behavior based on
experience; observed by Tinbergen
Behavioral&Population Ecology
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Learning
Behavioral&Population Ecology
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This type of species exhibit a high death rate
early on
Behavioral&Population Ecology
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R-Species
Behavioral&Population Ecology
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This age structure pyramid shows a very narrow base and could
represent Italy
Behavioral&Population Ecology
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Decreasing Growth
Behavioral&Population Ecology
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Competition, predation and pollution are examples of this
Behavioral&Population Ecology
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Density Dependent factors
Behavioral&Population Ecology
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This flows through an ecosystem and is not
recycled
Ecosystems
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energy
Ecosystems
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The amount of light energy converted to
chemical by autotrophs
Ecosystems
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Primary Productivity
Ecosystems
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When photoplankton eat .025 PCB’s but yet the Hering shows 4.83
PCB’s
Ecosystems
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Biological Magnification/Accumu
lation
Ecosystems
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The pyramid of net production exhibits
this rule
Ecosystems
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“Rule of 10%”
Ecosystems
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This is not naturally an atmospheric component; needed by plants for ATP
Ecosystems
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Phosporous
Ecosystems
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These cut genes out of chromosomes
Biotechnology
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Restriction enzymes
Biotechnology
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The process by which we find the gene of
interest in a genomic library
Biotechnology
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“Screening” a library
Biotechnology
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These libraries are made by the use of mRNA and reverse
transcriptase
Biotechnology
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cDNA libraries
Biotechnology
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This process is specifically used to
amplify DNA
Biotechnology
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Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR)
Biotechnology
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This process is used to detect proteins via
antibody probes that recognize shapes
Biotechnology
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Western Blot
Biotechnology
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Cell membranes are described as this as
opposed to semipermeable
Cell Membranes
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Selectively Permeable
Cell Membranes
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Cell membranes are fluid due to this
structure
Cell Membranes
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Hydrocarbon kinky tails of the phospholipid
Cell Membranes
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These are four functions of integral
proteins in membranes
Cell Membranes
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Transporters, cell recognition,
intercellular joining and signal
transduction pathway
Cell Membranes
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These cannot pass easily through a
membrane
Cell Membranes
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Polar, charged ions or large substances
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In this solution, all concentration is balanced
Cell Membranes
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Isotonic
Cell Membranes
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The purpose of meiosis
Meiosis
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To reduce chromosomes
Meiosis
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After meiosis I, this is the result
Meiosis
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Homologous chromosomes are separated; haploid
Meiosis
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Each set of chromosomes line up in metaphase independently and
randomly
Meiosis
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Independent Assortment
Meiosis
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During prophase I, new chromosome combinations
between nonsister chromatids
Meiosis
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Cross Over (Synapses)
Meiosis
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A way meiosis creates genetic variation by having 64 trillion unique combinations (2^23
sperm x 2^23 egg)
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Random Fertilization
Meiosis
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This is a way we can figure out what genes do by using dsRNA to silence the gene
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RNA Interference
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