BIOL 240 - UW - FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS GRADED A+

BIOL 240 - UW - FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS GRADED A+ Not very many proteins in the eukaryotic cytoplasmic membrane. Where did they go? - AnswerThey are still in the membrane and they are still busy, but most of the proteins went to the mitochondrial membrane in eukaryotes. Cellulose and Chitin - AnswerUse specific b-1,4-glycosidic bonds between sugars provides strength and rigidity. In algae Fungi - Cell Wall - AnswerYou have a NAG in chitin for cell walls in fungi. The cell wall is all NAGs Cytoskeleton Function - AnswerInvolved in intracellular trafficking, motion, and cell division can be observed via fluorescent microscopy Axoneme Structure - AnswerNine pairs of micro tubules and two more single microtubules in the middle (9 + 2 array) A new halophile in the dead sea was found. What will its cell wall look like? - AnswerIt is an archaea so something with NAG and NAT What is the correct match for Tubulin? - AnswerFtsZ What is the correct match for Actin? - AnswerMreB What is the correct match for Plasmids? - AnswerParM What is the correct match for Cellulose? - AnswerAlgae Pseudopods - AnswerSmall "false feet". Powered by actin and ATP for mobility Heterotrophic - AnswerA carbon eater Fungi - AnswerHeterotrophic; cell walls of chitin; used to make bread, beer, wine. Easy, cheap tool to study eukaryotic structures/gene expression Saccharomyces cerevisiae has been heavily studied. It is the model organism for what? - AnswerFungi Fungi, Protozoa, and Slime Molds all use what type of metabolism? - AnswerHeterotrophic Algae uses what type of metabolism? - AnswerPhototrophic Which of the following may have pseudopods and often do not have cell walls? - AnswerProtozoa and Slime Molds Which of the following eukaryotes can be non-motile? - AnswerFungi and Algae Which of the following eukaryotes can have flagella? - AnswerProtozoa and Algae Fungi - Chytridiomycota - AnswerEarly branching, "watermolds", Laurel Creek banks Fungi - Zygomycota - AnswerRhizopus, bread mold!, lab contamination Fungi - Glomeromycota - AnswerMycorrhizal fungi. Extremely important for plants/trees. Fungi - Ascomycota - AnswerCalled