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| What process is depicted in the figure? (Insertion, Transloaction into Matrix, etc) |
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| Post-translational membrane transport |
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| What forms of energy are required to import the protein into the matrix? |
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| What other organelles import protein via this mechanism? |
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| Where does beta-oxidation occur? |
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| What protein hydrolyzes GTP during gated transport? |
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| What is the default route for endocytosis? |
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| Plasma membrane to endosome to lysosome |
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| What is the default route for exocytosis? |
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| ER to golgi to plasma membrane |
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| What type of vesicle transports proteins from the Golgi apparatus back to the ER? |
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| What process is depicted in the figure? (Lipid-linked oligosaccharide, growing polypeptide chain, etc) |
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| What enzyme carries out the process depicted? |
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| Oligosaccharyl transferase |
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| Is the oligosaccharide pictured always the final carbohydrate present on the protein at its site of function? |
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| Where does this process occur? |
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| During translation initiation, the MET-tRNA binding directly yo what feature of the mRNA? |
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| What type of endocytosis is involved in the downregulation of cell surface receptors? |
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| Where is the LDL receptor split from the LSL particle and recycled back to the plasma membrane? |
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| Where does N-linked glycosylation occur? |
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| What molecule "donates" the carbohydrate during N-linked glycosylation? |
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| What amino acids "accept" carbohydrates during O-linked glycosylation? |
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| Which of the following is NOT directly produced by the Kerb's cycle? |
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| Which of the following would most likely be modified by the addition of mannose-6-phosphate? |
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| Where does glycolysis occur? |
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| What is the final electron acceptor in the respiratory electron transport chain? |
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| What type of energy is produced as a result of this process? (Intermembrane space, inner mitochondrial membrane, matrix, donor, acceptor). |
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| What is protein complex A? |
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| What molecules act as the final electron acceptor? |
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| What molecules act as the electron donor? |
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| What process is this electron chain a part of? |
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| Which of the following is required for vesicle fusion? |
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| Animal cells contrain glyoxysomes? |
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| Where does phosphorylation of mannose to form mannose-6-phosphate occur? |
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| What is the final product of glycolysis? |
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| Where does acetyl-CoA formation occur? |
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| Where is cytochrome P450 located in a cell? |
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| Where does the charging of tRNA's occur? |
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| Where do new aminoacyl-tRNAs enter the ribosome during translation elongation? |
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| Where does vesicle traffic occur within the ER? |
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| The coupling of an H+ gradient to ATP production is referred to as chemiomosis. |
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| What site imports proteins via co-translational transmembrane transport? |
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| Which of the following processes provide two-way transport? |
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| Vesicle transport and gated transport |
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| What molecule pinches-off vesicles from a donor membrane? |
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| Vesicles contain an intact protein coat during docking with the target membrane. |
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| What is a simple sequence of amino acids on the end of a protein that acts as a sorting signal? |
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| Protein import receptors can be both soluable and membrane-bound. |
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| Most energy is "lost" from a cell in what form? |
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| What process brings large molecules such as bacteria into a cell? |
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| All autotrophic organisms convert light energy into chemical bond energy (carbohydrates). |
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| All heterotrophic organisms use aerobic respiration as the major energy producing process. |
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