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BIO FINAL

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Microscopes increase this to increase resolution magnification
two types of electron microscopy SEM, TEM
repeating NAM/NAG units on cell wall peptidoglycan layer
cell membrane make-up lipopolysaccharide bilayer
Cell envelope inside to outside of gram negative Lipopolysaccharide inner membrane, peptidoglycan cell wall, lipopolysaccharide outer membrane
Cell envelope inside to outside of gram positive Lipopolysaccharide membrane, peptidoglycan cell wall
reinforcement of gram-positive cell wall teichoic acids
Three components of lipopolysaccharide outer membrane lipid A, core polysaccharide, O-antigen
Type of active transports caused by difference of charges that use coupled transportation symport, antiport
ATP hydrolysis transporters ABC transporters
Active transport with chemical modification PTS/ group translocation
Triple bonded amino acid pair CG
double bonded amino acid pair AT
bonds between amino acids on the same strand of DNA (vertical) phosphodiester
bonds between amino acids on opposite strands of DNA (horizontal) H-bonds
structure of DNA nucleotides Nitrogenous base, amino acid pairs, phosphorous, deoxyribose
fragments of lagging strand in DNA replication Okazaki fragments
helicase function unzip DNA
DNA Polymerase function catalyze synthesis of DNA
ligase function zip new DNA
main enzyme of transcription RNA polymerase
3 styles of horizontal gene transfer conjugation, transformation, transduction
conjugation plasmid DNA uptake
transformation free DNA uptake into competent cells
transduction accidental DNA uptake from bacteriophages
nonsense mutation changes codon to "stop" or nothing
missense mutation changes codon's complimentary amino acid
silent mutation does not change codon's complimentary amino acid
frameshift mutation changes all codons and complimentary amino acids from mutation point
point mutation mutation of one amino acid
insertion/deletion mutation mutation of multiple amino acids
post-translation DNA mutation control modify targeted protein
translation DNA mutation control activation of translation repressor genes
post-transcription DNA mutation control modify mRNA with RNAse
transcription DNA mutation control activation of transcription repressor genes, modification of sigma factors
DNA mutation control (last level of control) modify gene
catabolism breakdown of materials
anabolism building up of materials
three pathways to break glucose into pyruvate glycolysis, ED, PPP
fermentation vs respiration fermentation is partial, respiration is total break down
Components of ETS (not including middle section) initial oxidoreductase, terminal oxidoreductase, mobile electron carrier
electron carrier of biosynthesis NADPH
genetic trait used for most phylogenetic trees rRNA/ SSU rRNA
reductive evolution symbiosis that leads to one organism becoming part of another
syntrophy symbiosis where metabolic processes of both organisms depend on the other
2 fundamental characteristics of archaea non-pathogenic, methanogens
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