Cytology Lecture Notes Practice Flashcards

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A comprehensive set of fill-in-the-blank practice flashcards covering cytology topics including cell structure, metabolism, genetics, and reproduction based on provided lecture notes.

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In a eukaryotic cell, __________ are the sites of protein synthesis.

vibosomes

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The classification of organelles includes double-membrane organelles such as the nucleus, __________, and cloroplast.

mitocondrian

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When comparing cells, animal cells possess __________ while plant cells do not.

centriol

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In prokaryotic cells, hair-like structures used for movement or attaching to surfaces are called __________.

Flagella

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The process of bacterial reproduction where a piece of DNA is transferred from a donor to a recipient by a virus is termed __________.

Transduction

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Bacteria that obtain nutrition from dead organic material are called __________.

Saprotrophs

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The protein sheath found around the nucleic acid core of a virus is the __________.

Capsid

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The property of water known as __________ is the ability of water molecules to attract other molecules.

Adhesion

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Water is a universal solvent because its molecules are attracted to ions and polar molecules, which are __________.

hydrophilic

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The primary structure of a protein is its linear sequence of amino acids held together by __________ bonds.

peptide

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Secondary protein structures like α\alpha-helics are found in __________ and β\beta pleated sheets are found in silk fibrain.

keratin

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Hemoglobin is an example of the __________ structure of proteins, consisting of 4 subunits.

Quartenary

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Steroids are lipids characterized by a structure of __________ carbon rings.

4

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Unsaturated fatty acids are characterized by containing __________ double bonds.

1/\uparrow

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In carbohydrates, disaccharides such as sucrose are composed of __________ and __________.

Glucose + Fructose

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Subunits in polysaccharides are joined by covalent bonds known as __________ Bonds.

Glysodic

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Enzymes act as biological catalysts and their activity can be decreased by __________ inhibitors, which bind to the allosteric site.

Non competitive

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In the cell membrane, the phospholipid __________ consists of 2 fatty acids and is hydrophobic.

Tail

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In a __________ solution, the concentration C1 is less than C2.

hypertonic

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During the function of the sodium-potassium pump, the pump binds with __________ ions of Na.

3

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In DNA structure, the pyrimidines include Cytosine, Thymine (in DNA), and __________ (in RNA).

Uracil

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The enzyme __________ unwind DNA and cuts hydrogen bonds between strands during replication.

Helicase

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The __________ strand of DNA is synthesized discontinuously in the 5' to 3' direction.

Lagging

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The genetic code is __________ because one amino acid can be coded by several triplets.

degenarate

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In transcription initiation within eukaryotes, a collection of __________ mediates the attachment of RNA-pol to the promoter.

proteins

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The mRNA start codon __________ codes for the amino acid met.

AUG

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The dark reactions of photosynthesis, also known as the __________ cycle, take place in the stroma.

Calvin

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In the C4 pathway, CO2 is fixed in the __________ cell to form oxaloacetate.

mesophyll

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Glycolysis results in the production of 2 molecules of pyruvate, which has the chemical formula C3H4O3\mathbf{C_3H_4O_3}.

pyruvate

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The Krebs cycle takes place in the __________ of the mitocondrian.

matrix

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In oxidative phosphorylation, the enzyme __________ uses hydrogen electrical potential energy to synthesize ATP.

ATP synthase

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During Meiosis I, chromosomes condense and homologous chromosomes pair up to form a __________.

bivalent

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The reproduction of a zygote, such as monozygotic twins in humans, is called __________.

polyembryony

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Development from a non-fertilized ovum is a type of sexual reproduction called __________.

Parthenogenesis

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The __________ of a spermatocyte contains a haploid nucleus and an acrosome.

Head

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In oocyte structure, the outer layer of follicular cells is known as the __________.

corona radiata

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The embryonic stage characterized by a hollow ball of cells with a fluid-filled cavity is the __________.

blastula