BIOLOGY 203:A CUMULATIVE REVIEW

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    If a cell is unable to carry out oxidation reactions, what organelle is most likely to be damaged/inactive?

  2. 2

    Which is the correct sequence of the endomembrane system involved in the manufacturing and shipping of proteins?

  3. 3

    What two types of cytoskeletal elements practice "treadmilling," the process by which filaments grow and shink (polymerize and depolymerize)?

  4. 4

    Which phase of cellular division would cells be stuck in if motor proteins such as dyneins and kinesins were not present?

  5. 5

    If a cell was too weak (malnourished) to continue in the cell cycle, what checkpoint would it fail to pass?

  6. 6

    What is the gelatinous polysaccharide found in the primary cell wall of plants, and what is its main function?

  7. 7

    Any (general) molecule that binds to a specific site on a receptor molecule is a....

  8. 8

    Cholera, a disease caused by a bacteria ingested in contaminated water, releases a toxin that enters epithelial cells of the intestine. What harmful damage does the toxin do?

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    In the process of cellular respiration, glucose is ___________ to form CO2 and Oxygen is _________ to form H20.

  10. 10

    Reduced Molecules tend to have many ___ bonds with _____ potential energy. Oxidized molecules tend to have ____ bonds with ________potential energy.

  11. 11

    In anaerobic respiration, fermentation allows glycolysis to continue producing ATP by...

  12. 12

    Cellular Respiration: Where is the Electron Transport Chain located?

  13. 13

    ATP synthase works by pumping protons (H+) from the _________ to the ________.

  14. 14

    If there is no light present, can photosynthesis still occur?

  15. 15

    Can photosystem I and photosystem II exist and function individually?

  16. 16

    What is the final electron acceptor in cellular respiration?

  17. 17

    Can glycolysis occur in the absence of oxygen?

  18. 18

    If eukaryotic cells were not compartmentalized, what would probably result?

  19. 19

    How would you expect small ions to transport through the nuclear membrane?

  20. 20

    Acting as a channel between animal cells, this structure admits water, ions and small molecules.

  21. 21

    If a hydrophilic solution were to contaminate a pond, what would you expect to see?

  22. 22

    A cockroach would contain which carbohydrate in their hard exoskeleton?

  23. 23

    Which two functional groups are always found in amino acids?

  24. 24

    Hydrolysis is involved in which of the following?

  25. 25

    Which of the macromolecules below could be structural parts of the cell, enzymes, or involved in cell movement?

  26. 26

    The partial negative charge at one end of a water molecule is attracted to a partial positive charge of another water molecule. What is the name of this attraction?

  27. 27

    The organelle that is a major producer of ATP and is found in both heterotrophs and autotrophs is the...

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    The cytoplasmic channels between plant cells which are most similar to gap junctions between animal cells are called:

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    All of the following are typical components of the plasma membrane of a eukaryotic cell EXCEPT

  30. 30

    All of the following statements about a chloroplast and a mitochondrion are true EXCEPT

  31. 31

    Which of the following would be very abundant in very active cells such as muscle cells?

  32. 32

    The major protein component of cilia and flagella is

  33. 33

    _______ act as proton donors while ______ act as proton acceptors.

  34. 34

    C34H61O32 is most likely a...

  35. 35

    If a molecule of Carbon Dioxide needed to enter the cell, how would it get across the membrane?

  36. 36

    If a healthy cell were placed into a solution of high salt concentration, what would most likely result?

  37. 37

    Which of the following processes requires ATP?

  38. 38

    What is the main difference between chitin and cellulose?

  39. 39

    Enzymes do all of the following EXCEPT:

  40. 40

    What level of structure would be broken when a protein is exposed to extreme heat?

  41. 41

    Why can "Solar Powered Sea Slugs" carry out photosynthesis?

  42. 42

    What are the necessities for gene transcription?

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    Sigma proteins are to prokaryotes as ________ are to ________

  44. 44

    All of the following mutations cause a change in genotype and phenotype EXCEPT

  45. 45

    What color are Elizabeth Taylor's eyes?

  46. 46

    Signal Transducers and Activators of Transcription (STATs) are an example of:

  47. 47

    How do restriction endonucleases and DNA ligases differ?

  48. 48

    A man with Huntington's Disease demands treatment through gene therapy. What would you tell him?

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    If no aminoacyl tRNA synthetases were present, a protein could not form. What was disrupted?

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    A cactus lives in the dry, hot desert, but still needs to undergo photosynthesis. Which pathway is best?

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    A spliceosome is a very important structure involved in transcript processing. What are spliceosomes composed of?

  52. 52

    If a 5' Cap were not added to a strand of mRNA, what would most likely result?

  53. 53

    Eukaryotic transcription takes place in the _________ and eukaryotic translation takes place in the _______.

  54. 54

    What is the primary difference between a promoter and an enhancer?

  55. 55

    Where does the Calvin Cycle take place?

  56. 56

    What property of DNA polymerase can be blamed for the lagging strand?

  57. 57

    What is believed to be the central dogma of protein synthesis?

  58. 58

    rRNA catalyzes protein synthesis, making rRNA a...

  59. 59

    If a sigma protein were absent from a bacterial holoenzyme, what would happen?

  60. 60

    Why is cDNA shorter than unmodified mRNA?

  61. 61

    BONUS: On the snow day, what activity did Professor Allison engage in with her son?

  62. 62

    How many exams have we had in this class?

  63. 63

    What is the universal start codon?

  64. 64

    What is the repeating triplet sequence that defines Huntington's Disease?

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