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MCAT Biology 3
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1. Alanine - Valine - Leucine - Isoleucine
Nonpolar amino acids
Nucleotide (composition)
Kinesin
Hydrocarbons
2. A glucose ring formed with the hydroxyl group in the same plane as the methanol group
Beta glucose ring
Fat (characteristics)
Cell Theory
Miller - Urey experiment
3. Catalysis (enzymes) - Defense/recognition (immune and hormonal systems) - Transport (eg hemoglobin) - Support (eg collagen) - Motion (actin and myosin) - Regulation (hormones) - Storage (eg bound calcium and iron)
Functions or proteins
Purines (identify)
Purines (characteristics)
Amylopectin
4. Transmembrane proteins that play an important role in cell - cell adhesion; their function is dependent upon calcium; vertebrate migration of neurons is affected by which type of this protein is expressed on the cell's plasma membrane
Cadherin
Phosphdiester bond
Tertiaty level of protein structure
Cyanobacteria
5. The unfolding of a protein caused by a shift in pH - ion concentration - or temperature.
Denaturation
Desmosomes
Actin (functions in cytoskeleton)
Bacteria
6. The final folded shape of a globular protein -- positions folds nonpolar side groups within the interior
Pyrimidines (identify)
Amino acid (composition)
Tertiaty level of protein structure
Hemidesmosomes
7. A form of endocytosis where an animal cell engulfs liquid matter
Primary cell wall
C - H - O - N - S
Pinocytosis
Tight junctions
8. Energy cannot be created or destroyed
Hydrocarbons
First law of thermodynamics
Tight junctions
Beta barrel
9. Biological process in which a some single celled prokaryotes collect intracellular water with a contractile vacuole and then pump it out
Fatty acid
Nucleotide (composition)
5 classes of amino acids
xtrusion
10. The inward movement of one molecule is coupled with the outward movement of another (across the cell membrane)
Joule <--> Calorie (conversion)
DNA (location)
Nucleotide (composition)
Countertransport
11. 7 pass transmembrane protein in bacteria that carries out photosynthesis
Adherins junctions
Bacteriorhodopsin
Domains
C - H - O - N - S
12. In eukaryotes - found extracellularly and involved with tissue recognition - eg ABO blood group markers
Primary cell wall
Glycolipids
Extracellular matrix
Phospholipid (composition)
13. Anchor epithelial cells to a basement membrane
Cyanobacteria
Hemidesmosomes
Starch
Clathrin
14. Proteins with short chains of sugars attached to them; in eukaryotic cells they are important membrane proteins that allow cell - cell recognition and interaction
Glycoproteins
C - H - O - N - S
Pyrimidines (identify)
Amylose
15. Large (relative to pyrimidines) double ringed molecules that are found in both DNA and RNA
Glycerol
Gram positive bacteria
Domains
Purines (characteristics)
16. Glycoprotein that attaches the ECM to the plasma membrane
Amino acid (composition)
Major categories of macromolecules
Carbohydrates (empirical formula)
Fibronectin
17. Cholesterol receptors lack tails and cannot be taken up by cells; stays in the bloodstream and coats arteries
Glycoproteins
Hypercholesterolemia
Cenriole
Purines (identify)
18. Protein found in RBCs that cause their characteristic biconclave shape; connects proteins in the plasma membrane with actin in the cytoskeleton
Nonpolar amino acids
Spectrin
Secondary cell wall
Cytoplasm
19. Archaebacteria that live in very salty environments - such as the Dead Sea
Hydrocarbons
Extreme halophiles
Secondary cell wall
Cyanobacteria
20. (CH2O)n - n = number of carbon atoms
Carbohydrates (empirical formula)
Hemidesmosomes
Penicillin (mechanism of action)
Cytoplasm
21. Glutamic acid - Aspartic acid - Histidine - Lysine - Argenine
First law of thermodynamics
Charged amino acids
Pyrimidines (identify)
Fat (composition)
22. Nonpolar - polar uncharged - charged - aromatic (nonpolar and polar uncharged) - special function
Keratin
Cytoskeleton
Cadherin
5 classes of amino acids
23. Adenine --- Thymine (DNA) - Adenine --- Uracil (RNA) - Guanine --- Cytosine
Complimentary bases
Flagellum
Charged amino acids
First law of thermodynamics
24. Glycerol attached to 3 fatty acids. Also called triglyceride or triacylglycerol
Glycoproteins
Pinocytosis
Nucleotide (composition)
Fat (composition)
25. The region surrounding a pair of centrioles
Disaccharide
Cell Theory
Glycosidic bond
Centrosome
26. Two scientists attempted to reproduce the condition of the (assumed) earth's primitive ocean's under a reducing atmosphere. They produced some of the key molecules to life (amino acids and nucleotides).
Miller - Urey experiment
Proteoglycans
Purines (characteristics)
Carbohydrates (empirical formula)
27. A semi - fluid matrix that fills the interior of the cell
Extreme thermophiles
Cytoplasm
Chitin
Functions or proteins
28. A three carbon alcohol in which each carbon is attached to a hydroxyl group
Cell Theory
Cadherin
Glycerol
Peptide bond
29. 1 joule = 0.239 calories
Actin - microtubules - intermediate filaments
Desmosomes
Joule <--> Calorie (conversion)
DNA (location)
30. A network of integrins that connects the actin filaments of one cell with those of neighboring cells or with the extra cellular matrix
Adherins junctions
Glycoproteins
Clathrin
Microtubules
31. The second major group of prokaryotes that have very strong cell walls and are photosynthetic
xtrusion
Hydrolysis
Bacteria
Domains
32. Mechanically attach the cytoskeleton of a cell to the cytoskeletons of other cells or to the extracellular matrix. Common in tissues experiencing mechanical stress - eg muscle and skin epithelium
Anchoring junction
Pinocytosis
Differences between RNA and DNA
Peptidoglycan
33. Adenine and Guanine
First law of thermodynamics
Fat (composition)
Purines (identify)
Prokaryote
34. 1. All organisms are composed of one or more cells 2. Cells are the smallest living things - the basic units of organization of all organmisms 3. Cells arise only by division of a previously existing cell
Primary level of protein structure
Cell Theory
Nucleolus
Differences between RNA and DNA
35. A common feature of porin proteins; beta sheets that forma characteristic motif where the sheets form a barrel - like structure
Methanogens
Countertransport
Beta barrel
Keratin
36. Proteins - lipids - carbohydrates - nucleic acids
Glycogen
Major categories of macromolecules
Differences between RNA and DNA
Microtubules
37. Organelles found in plants and algae that perform photosynthesis and act as storage units; they all arise from the division of themselves
Plastids
Glycosidic bond
Purines (identify)
Actin - microtubules - intermediate filaments
38. Composed of connexons; creates a channel that connects the cytoplasm of two cells
Chaperone proteins
Gap junction
Beta glucose ring
Cadherin
39. 5- carbon sugar - adenine - and a tri - phosphate group
Starch
ATP (composition)
Plastids
Steriod
40. Level of protein structure that is formed by the hydrogen bonds between the polar side groups of the main chain
xtrusion
Gram positive bacteria
Denaturation
Secondary level of protein structure
41. Function section of a protein that is able to fold independently of the other sections - encoded by exons (functional sections of a gene)
Domains
Primary level of protein structure
Purines (identify)
Monosaccharide
42. 5 carbon sugar (ribose or deoxyribose) bound to a phosphate and a nitrogenous base
Secondary level of protein structure
Clathrin
Nucleotide (composition)
Pyrimidines (identify)
43. A sticky substance that acts as a glue between the primary cell walls of plant cells
Glycoproteins
Methanogens
Middle lamella
Major categories of macromolecules
44. Responsible for cellular movments like contraction - crawling - pinching during division or cytosis - and formation of cellular extensions
Chromosome
Kinesin
Miller - Urey experiment
Actin (functions in cytoskeleton)
45. The most stable and durable element of cytoskeletal structure; includes vimentin - keratin - and neurofilaments
Amylopectin
Miller - Urey experiment
Polar uncharged amino acids
Intermediate filaments
46. Cytosine - Uracile - Thymine
5 classes of amino acids
Cytoplasm
Chromosome
Pyrimidines (identify)
47. A carrier protein that simultaneously moves one molecule in as it moves another out
Cellulose
Antiport
Glycerol
Domains
48. Laid down when a plant cell is still growing; composed of chitin in fungi and cellulose in plants and protists
Primary cell wall
Cellulose
Kinesin
Miller - Urey experiment
49. Glycine - Serine - Threonine - Asparagine - Glutamine
Polar uncharged amino acids
Beta glucose ring
5 classes of amino acids
Quaternary level of protein structure
50. Destroys gram - positive bacteria by interfering with peptidoglycan's ability to cross - link the peptides which hold together the carbohydrates that make up the cell wall; water floods bacterial cell and causes it to burst
Rossman fold
Cytoskeleton
Glycolipids
Penicillin (mechanism of action)
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