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Define the process of conjugation
Exchange of DNA between bacteria via an F factor plasmid through a sex pilus
Define the process of transformation(in bacteria)
Uptake of DNA by bacteria from their environment
Define the process of transduction
Transfer of genes by a virus
What is the function of a phosphotase?
Cleavage of phosphate bonds to remove a molecule of inorganic phosphate
What is the function of a kinsae?
Adding inorganic phosphate groups to molecules
What is the function of a transferase?
Transferring functional groups between molecules
What is the function of an isomerase?
Rearranging the structure of molecules to convert one isomer to another
What path do proteins usually follow to the golgi apparatus?
Cytoplasm to endoplasmic reticulum to golgi apparatus
How many electrons can cytochrome C carry?
1
How does cytochrome C transfer electrons?
It cycles between Fe2+ and Fe3+ during oxidative phosphorylation
What makes for an ideal primer for PCR?
High GC content and GC at the 5’ and 3’ ends
When in meiosis does nondisjunction occur?
Anaphase I
What is KM in Michaelis-Menten kinetics?
Substrate concentration at which reaction rate is half the maximum capacity
Are L or D isomers of amino acids used to form proteins?
L only
What kind of filament is actin most of the time?
microfilament
A fatty acid is comprised of a long hydrocarbon tail and a head consisting of what?
A carboxylic acid
What is the function of protease?
Cleavage of peptide bonds
What germ layer does the mouth originate from?
Mostly ectoderm
What is indicated when apparent KM is increased while the apparent Vmax is unchanged after a compound is added to a substrate/enzyme mix?
The compound is a competitive inhibitor
What is the function of Na+K+ATPase during neuronal action potential?
Restoration of the resting potential(3 Na+ out & 2 K+ in)
How do glucocorticoids affect muscles?
They increase protein degradation which leads to muscle weakness
Where does most modification of proteins that are to be secreted happen?
the endomembrane system