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15 Cards in this Set

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celss have
same DNA, different RNA
phospholipid bilayer
hydorphobic can go through
Transmembrane protein
most are glycoproteins
Peripheral Proteins
adhere to membrane surface, anchord to glycoprotein
amino acid
carbon with 3 attachements
amino, carboxy, and radial group
20 unique amino acids
protein structure and shape
1.primary structure-sequence of amino acids
2.secondary structure- begin to coil or fold
3.tertiary structure- more folding and bending into globular and fibroud shapes
4 quanternary- associations of two or more seperate polypeptide chains
enzyme
are proteins, and cause something to happen, break bonds
substrate
what enzymes work on
nucleotides
energy carrying molecule
nitrogenous bases in DNA
thyamine cyamine adenine guanin
base pairing
a-t
c-g
nitrogenous bases in RNa
Uranin cyamine adenine guanine
dna is
double helix
active transport
requires ATP
filtration
movement of particles through a selectivly permible membrane by hydrostatic pressure
aquaporins
channel proteins secialized for osmosis