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First Aid: Biochemistry Molecular
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1. Alpha 1 antitrypisn
Guanine has a
Alports syndrome
Associations of Ehlers Danlos
Elastase is inhibited by
2. Anterograde to microtubule
Translocation
kinesin
Tropocollagen cross links between_____ to form____
Thymine has a
3. Xlinked recessive IV collagen bm - kidney - ear and eye -- nephritis and defness ocular disturbances
Stable (quiescent)
Alports syndrome
Proofreading function in eukaryotic RNA
CDKs
4. Change resulting in misreading of all nucleotides downstream - usually resulting in a truncated non functional protien
Free ribosomes
Hereditary non polyposis colorectal cancer
Macrolides
frame shift
5. Bind 30S subunit preventing attachment of aminoacyl - tRNA
Cell cycle
unambiguous
Tetracyclines
Excocytosis of collagen
6. Cyclin depndent kinases; consituative and inactive
Non homologous end joining
Loading tRNA on to ribosome energy requirement
CDKs
Cell cycle order
7. More than 1 codon may code for the same amino acid
Which end of a growing DNA strand is the target
degenerate or redundant
Tumor Suppressors
Labile
8. Neurons - skeletal - and cardiac muscle - RBCs
Example of permanent cells
step two of RNA processing
trimethoprim
What does the hydroxylation of proline and lysine require
9. Blocks denovo purine synthesis
6MP
Permanent cells
Initial transcript without processing is known as
GFAP
10. Regulatory proteins that control cell cycle events; phase specific; activated CDKs
Cholchicine
Cyclins
In eukaryotes the starting amino acid is...
Plasma membrane composition
11. Muscle
desmin
Elastase is inhibited by
Oubain
Cyclin - CDK
12. Introns stay In the nucleus whereas EXons EXit and are EXpressed
transition
Cell cycle order
Where do introns and exons stay
Loading tRNA on to ribosome energy requirement
13. Site of secretory protiens (mucus secreting goblet cells and antibody secreting cells)
Rough ER
tRNA activation
Elastase is inhibited by
Nucleotide excision repair
14. Epithelial cells
Higher the cholesterol or long saturated fatty acid content
cytokeratin
C- G bond
Double Strand DNA repair
15. CUT 1 ring Cut the Py
Osteogenesis Imperfecta
Protein synthesis is in which direction
Pyrimidines
Elastin is broken down by
16. Commonly results in dramatic decrease in amount of gene transcribed
Rough ER
Fluoroquinolones
Chediak Higashi syndrome
Promoter mutation
17. Genetic code is conserved throughout evolution
Which end of the nucleotide has the triphosphate
Smooth ER
universal
Alports syndrome
18. Ketone
In eukaryotes the starting amino acid is...
chromatin structure
tRNA aminoacylation
Guanine has a
19. The 3 prime hydroxyl of the nascent chain is the target
Which end of a growing DNA strand is the target
Chloramphenicol
methionine is only encoded by
Functional organization of the gene
20. Even 40S 60S =80S
Eukaroytes
RNA processing in eukaryotes occurs
Aminoacylt - tRNA synthetase
Aminoglycosides
21. Inhbits RNA pol II (found in death cap mushrooms)
Example of permanent cells
alpha amintin
Protein synthesis initiation
Digoxin (cardiac glycosides)
22. Prokaryotic only. Degrades RNA primer and fills in the gap with DNA (5 prime to 3 prime exonuclease)
origin of replication
DNA pol I
Ribonucleotides are synthesized first and convertec to deoxyribonuclotides by
Replication fork
23. 3 H bonds
C- G bond
CDKs
Thymine has a
A- T
24. Anti breast cancer - acts on mts
Common amino acids in elastin
intermediate filaments
universal
Paclitaxil
25. Three amino acids necessary for purine synthesis= glutamine - aspartate and glycine
Gag on pure gold
Tetracyclines
Xeroderma pigmentosum
Where do introns and exons stay
26. Made from IMP precursor
silent mutation
microtubule
purines
capped and tail transcript is called
27. Neuroglia
Elastin
transversion
Exons
GFAP
28. Specific endonucleases release the oligonucleotide containing damaged bases. DNA polymerase and logase fill and resealt eh gap
Nucleotide excision repair
Cyclins
mRNA start codons
Going APE
29. Substituting a purine for a pyrimdine or vice versa
Collagen
transversion
kinesin
Non homologous end joining
30. Tansport cellular cargo toward opposite ends of microtubule tracks
tRNA activation
transition
microtubule
Molecular motor protiesn
31. Inhibits 50S peptidyl transferase
Chloramphenicol
hydroxyurea
Sodium K ATPase
Single Strand DNA Repair types
32. Scrutinizes aa before and after it binds to tRNA. If incorrect bond is hydrolyzed.
missense mutation
capped and tail transcript is called
microtubule
Aminoacylt - tRNA synthetase
33. Cilia - glagella - mitotic spindle - neurons - centrioles
microtubule
DNA topoisomerases
Permanent cells
Alports syndrome
34. GTP
tRNA gripping and going places
Stable (quiescent)
Order of mitosis
6MP
35. Intervening noncoding segments of DNA
Introns
Hydroxylation of which amino acids are attached to Glycine to form collagen
Example of permanent cells
alpha amintin
36. The 5prime end (energy for the bond)
step two of RNA processing
kinesin
Enhancer
Which end of the nucleotide has the triphosphate
37. Must be both activated and inactivated for cell cycle to progress
Promoter mutation
Cyclin - CDK
Loading tRNA on to ribosome energy requirement
intermediate filaments
38. Responsible for the accuracy of amino acid selection
aminoacyl - tRNA synthetase and binding of charged tRNA to the codon
Which is the most and least abundant type of RNA
Outside the cell what processing must be done in procolalgen
tRNA activation
39. 1P blocked by chloramphenicaol and macrolide
Translocation
cytokeratin
histone octamer names
Which end of the tRNA is the amino acid bound to?
40. Asymmetric fluid bilayer - contains - cholesterol - phospholipids - sphingoplipids - glycolipids - and protiends
Exons
Plasma membrane composition
unambiguous
Covalent alterations
41. Trimming removal of n or c terminal propeptides from zymogens to generate mature proteinds
What ties teh nucleosome together
Chediak Higashi syndrome
Post - translational modifications
Purines
42. RER translation of collagen alpha chains (preprocollagen) usually Gly-X-Y
Elastin
Collagedn synthesis where?
Protein synthesis is in which direction
Example of permanent cells
43. Bm - kidney - ears and eyes
Type IV collagen is an important structural component of...
Silencer
Free ribosomes
transversion
44. Genetic bone disorder (brittle bone disease) type 1 colalgen - fractures (during birth) 2) Blue sclerae 3) hearing loss 4) dental imperfections 1:10000 may be confused with child abuse
Osteogenesis Imperfecta
methionine is only encoded by
Translocation
Elongation
45. Methyl THYmine has a meTHYl
actin and myosin
Griseofulvin
DNA topoisomerases
Thymine has a
46. Mutation in nucleotide excision repair Dry skin with melanoma and other cancers
CDKs
Free ribosomes
tRNA activation
Xeroderma pigmentosum
47. RNA polymerase I makes rRNA - RNA pol II makes mRNA - RNA pol III makes tRNA
Double Strand DNA repair
RNA polymerases in eukaryotes
Guanine has a
missense mutation
48. Inhibits ribonucleotide reductase
hydroxyurea
Where do introns and exons stay
Macrolides
step two of RNA processing
49. Same aa often base change in 3rd position of codon
Non homologous end joining
origin of replication
unambiguous
silent mutation
50. Rampant - Massive - TIny rRNA is most common - then mRNA and then tRNA
cytokeratin
unambiguous
Which is the most and least abundant type of RNA
Order of mitosis