Biology Exam - 12 - Diagrams

Cards (17)

  • Fatty Acid Diagram 1
    label the different parts
    A) phosphate
    B) glycerol
    C) hydrophillic head
    D) hydrophobic tail
    E) saturated fatty acid
    F) unsaturated fatty acid
  • Fatty Acid Diagram 2
    label the different parts
    A) saturated
    B) unsaturated
    C) polyunsaturated
  • Inhibitors
    label the different parts
    A) substrate cannot bind
    B) active site
    C) competitive inhibitor
    D) enzyme
    E) altered active site
    F) non competitive inhibitor
  • Glucose
    label the different parts
    A) alpha
    B) beta
    C) H
    D) OH
    E) OH
    F) H
  • Mitochondria
    label the different parts
    A) intermembrane space
    B) outer mitochondrial membrance
    C) matrix -- citric acid, pyruvate, acetyl- Ca
    D) glucose in cytosol of cell
  • DNA
    label the different parts
    A) adenine
    B) thymine
    C) guanine
    D) cytosine
    E) phosphate deoxyribose backbone
  • Nephron
    label the different parts
    A) renal artery
    B) glomerulus
    C) loop of henle
  • Myelin sheath
    label the different parts
    A) neuron
    B) myelin sheath
    C) synapse
    D) synapse
  • Grid
    AMMONIA
    • NH3
    • high toxicity
    • 300-500 ml of H20 for excretion
    URIC ACID
    • N4H4C5H3
    • very low toxicity
    • .001 L
    UREA
    • N2H4CO
    • low toxicity
    • 50 mL
  • Mutation
    Change in the DNA sequence of a gene
  • Types of point mutations
    • Substitution of one base for another
    • Insertion or deletion of a single base pair
    • Inversion of two adjoining base pairs
  • Missense mutation
    Changes a single amino acid in the coding sequence
  • Nonsense mutation
    Results in a premature stop codon
  • Silent mutation
    Does not alter the resulting sequence of amino acids
  • Frameshift mutation
    Shift in the reading frame resulting in multiple missense/nonsense effects
  • Types of large scale mutations
    • Involve multiple nucleotides
    • Involve entire genes
  • Translocation
    Entire genes or groups of genes are moved from one chromosome to another