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Cellpardy I

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Glycomics
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Swell Cell Organelles!
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5. DAILY DOUBLE
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7. What is the mitochondria
This is the organelle responsible for cellular respiration
What is the mitochondria
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8. This is the organelle that helps the cell to digest food
What is the lysosome
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9. These organelles deal with the conversion of various compounds into hydrogen peroxide
What are peroxisomes
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10. What is the Golgi apparatus
Modification of ER products takes place in this organelle
What is the Golgi apparatus
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11. This is the region of the cell where the microtubules are initiated from
What is the centrosome
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12. These are the sugars that are examined by glycobiologists
What are glycans
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13. This is the addition of a glycan to a surface protein
What is glycosylation
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14. This is the complete set of glycans on cells, tissues and organs
What is the glycome
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15. What is Mass Spectronomy
This is a technology that is beginning to be used for glycomics
What is Mass Spectronomy
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16. This is a technology that is an adaptation of microarray that was used for DNA
What is a glycoarray
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17. This organelle makes hydrogen peroxide
What are peroxisome
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18. This process can cause a random influx of extracellular solution.
What is pinocytosis
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19. What is Unsaturated fat
It’s a kinky lipid!
What is Unsaturated fat
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20. A prokaryote attachment structure
What are fimbriae
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21. What is Surface Area to Volume
An important biologically relevant ratio that explains why cells are small.
What is Surface Area to Volume
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22. In this type of endocytosis, food is taken in by an organism or a cell
What is phagocytosis
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23. What are hydrogen and sucrose
These are the substances that are involved in co-transport into some cells
What are hydrogen and sucrose
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24. This type of solution is desired by animal cells when an IV is given
What is isotonic
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25. These are channels that allow for water to move into a cell
What are aquaporins
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26. This structure is responsible for preventing solidification of membranes at low temperatures
What is cholesterol
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27. What are Glycosidic linkages
This type of bond that holds together carbohydrates
What are Glycosidic linkages
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28. What are Choline, phosphate, glycerol
These are the names of the components within the hydrophilic head of a phospholipid
What are Choline, phosphate, glycerol
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29. What are Purines and Pyrimidines
The names of the two types of bases of nucleic acids
What are Purines and Pyrimidines
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30. What are Disulfide bridges
These are the types of bonds present in tertiary structure of proteins
What are Disulfide bridges
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31. This is the type of polysaccharide containing alpha glucose
What is starch
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32. These organelles are responsible for energy production
What are mitochondria
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33. These organelles function in the digestion and elimination of food and other materials
What are lysosomes
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34. What are the ER, Golgi and ribosomes
These 3 organelles assist with membrane production
What are the ER, Golgi and ribosomes
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35. This is the area within the cell that produces ribosomes
What is the nucleolus
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36. What is the Extracellular matrix
This is the area that helps to hold together different elements of an animal cell membrane to another cell membrane
What is the Extracellular matrix
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37. Like, when I need to get rid of stuff that’s toxic, then like, I become a slave to these organelles
What is the Smooth ER
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38. Orange you glad that you’re not getting sliced and diced like the apple!! My cell walls are loaded with this polysaccharide
What is cellulose
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39. What are cristae What run the cell? ATP!
ATP is produced all along these in-foldings of the mitochondria
What are cristae
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40. Dude!! There’s this totally gnarley organelle that helps store calcium, and since calcium can be used by my muscles, then I can totally fight the foot soldiers. Cowabunga, dude!
What is the Smooth ER
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41. Just like I modify different songs when I’m on one, this organelle will help to modify different products and it has these two sides as well in order for it to be successful
What is the Golgi
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42. The Final Jeopardy Category is: ENERGY Please record your wager.
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43. In these reactions, electrons are transferred from one reactant to another reactant.
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44. What is oxidation-reduction, or redox.
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