1
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What to ribosomes in the cytoplasm make?
A
Proteins that stay in the cytoplasm
2
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What do ribosomes attached to the rough ER make?
A
Proteins that are excreted from the cell or attached to the cell membrane
3
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What is the rough ERs role in protein production?
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To process and fold new proteins
4
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How are proteins transported to the Golgi apparatus from the RER?
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In vesicles
5
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Where do vesicles enter the Golgi apparatus?
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At the cis face
6
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What happens to the proteins at the Golgi apparatus?
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-They undergo further modifying and processing
7
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Where do proteins leave the Golgi apparatus?
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At the trans face
8
Q
How are proteins transported outside the cell?
A
Vesicles
9
Q
Where are proteins made?
A
At the ribosome
A Level Biology
flashcards
Decks in class (102)
# Cards
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2.2 Carbohydrates38
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2.2 Lipids37
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2.2 Water24
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2.1 Eukaryotic cells62
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2.2 Proteins50
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2.2 Nucleic Acids49
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2.3 DNA Replication14
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2.1 Microscopy32
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2.1 Prokaryotic Vs eukaryotic12
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2.1 Prokaryotic Cells11
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2.1 Cytoskeleton18
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2.3 The Genetic Code20
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2.3 Transcription (PS)18
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2.3 Translation (PS)19
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2.1 Packaging Proteins9
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2.2 Food Tests29
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2.4 enzymes31
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2.6 Cell cycle (interphase)24
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2.6. Mitotic phase21
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2.4 Factors Affecting Enzyme Activity25
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2.4 enzyme inhibition41
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2.5 Membranes42
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2.5 Protiens In Membranes23
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2.5 Cell Signalling25
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2.5 Membrane Permeability24
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2.5 diffusion23
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2.5 Facilitated Diffusion12
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2.6 Meiosis23
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2.5 Osmosis18
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3.1 Human Respiratory System16
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2.4 Cofactors & Coenzymes30
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2.4 Catalase Enzyme Experiment15
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2.3 Purifying DNA Experiment12
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5.6 Aerobic Respiration56
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5.3 Liver55
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5.3 Kidney Structure, Ultrafiltration & Reabsorbtion58
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6.2 Patterns Of Inheritance & Variation32
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2.6 Tissues, Organs & Organ Systems22
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6.1 Gene Mutation50
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6.1 Transcriptional & Translational Control19
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6.1 Body Plans & apoptosis50
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6.2 Phenotypic Ratios, linkage & epistasis13
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2.5 Active Transport20
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3.1 Specialised Exchange Surfaces11
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3.2 Circulatory Systems27
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3.2 The Heart & Cardiac Cycle44
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3.2 Haemoglobin & CO2 transport29
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4.1 Bacterial Diseases33
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4.1 Fungal Diseases24
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4.1 Protoctist Disease28
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4.1 Viral Diseases26
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4.1 Disease & Plant Defences12
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5.4 Plant Responses To Abiotic Stress28
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5.4 Defences To Herbivory33
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5.4 Plant Hormones23
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5.4 Plant Responses34
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5.4 Tropisms36
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1.1 Equations4
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6.6 Ecosystems21
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5.1 Neuronal communication & sensory receptors49
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5.1 Nervous transmission & potentials36
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5.1 Synapses33
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5.1 the nervous system38
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5.1 Reflexes21
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5.1 types of muscle29
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5.1 Skeletal muscle39
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5.1 Neuromuscular junctions27
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5.2 hormonal communication & glands40
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5.1 Hormonal vs. Neuronal16
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5.2 Adrenal glands19
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5.2 pancreas & glucose regulation32
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5.2 insulin & glucagon21
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5.2 Diabetes41
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3.3 Plant transport systems21
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3.3 Xylem, Phloem & transport42
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3.3 Passage of water through plant40
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3.3 Transpiration18
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3.3 Translocation37
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3.3 Factors affecting transpiration20
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3,3 Plant adaptations to water availability31
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4.2 kingdoms & classifications30
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4.2 3 domains and phylogeny35
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5.2 Fight or Flight19
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5.2 Heart Rate27
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5.3 Homeostasis and thermoregulation34
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5.6 Anaerobic respiration26
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5.6 organisms & respiratory substrates14
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5.5 Photosynthesis - plant cells22
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5.5 Photosynthesis - light dependant & independent42
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5.5 Factors affecting photosynthesis15
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5.3 Kidneys & Osmoregulation35
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5.3 Kidneys & Testing35
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5.3 Kidney Failure48
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6.2 Monogenic Inheritance51
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2.6 Cell Specialisation41
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2.6 Stem Cells52
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6.1 Gene Expression33
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3.2 Blood Vessels26
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3.2 blood, tissue fluid & lymph30
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4.2 Evolution - studying & evidence29
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4.2 Variation & modern examples of Evolution35
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4.2 adaptations & changing populations33
