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The Inner Membrane contains:


________ binding proteins


proteins for anchorage in nuclear ________

Chromosome


Nuclera lamina

What is the nuclear lamina and what does it do?

Meshwork of protein filaments that lines inner face of inner membrane; provides structural support

The Outer Membrane if the Nuclear Envelope is similar to what membrane?

ER

________ are holes in membrane that allow movement of molecules across envelope.

Nuclear pores

The nuclear pore provides ________ traffic.


________ & ________ goes out


________ goes in

bi-directional


RNA and proteins out


proteins in

The nuclear pore is made of about ________ different proteins

30

Has H2O filled passages that can pass ________

small H2O soluble proteins

Many protein linings have ________ regions that act as filters for ________

extensive, unstructured regions;


large molecules

DNA is a double helix composed of 2 ________

polynucleotide chains

Nucleotides are composed of:


________


________


________


which make the backbone of DNA.

deoxyribose sugar


phosphate group


Nitrogenous base

Bases are split into what two groups?

Purines & Pyramidines

Purines consist of ________ and ________ bases


Pyramidines consist of ________ and ________ bases


BUT the ones that pair together are ________ and ________

A & G


T & C




A&T


G&C

3' end has a free ________


5' end has a free ________

-OH




P group

________ are orderly packages of DNA

Chromosomes

Humans have ________ chromosomes
________ autosomal chromosome pairs


________ sex chromosomes

23


22


1

DNA and chromosomes condense during ________ and ________

mitosis and meiosis

Proteins bind DNA to condense structure via ________ and ________

histones and nonhistones



DNA and proteins together are called what?

Chromatin

In the nucleosome level of chromosome packaging:


8________ proteins form to spool around DNA and winds ________

core histone;


twice

The 8 core histones consist 2 of each of:

H2A, H2B, H3, H4

Core histones have a ________ charge; DNA has a ________ charge

positive


negative

The 5 levels of Chromosome packaging are?

1. DNA


2. Nucelosome


3. 30nm fiber


4. Folding into loops


5 Further condensation

What two reasons do chromosomes need to unravel for?

Replicate DNA


Transcribe genes

Chromatin-remodeling complexes do what?

-Use ATP to change position of DNA nucleosomes


-Push DNA along histone core to loosen DNA

Reversible modification of histones:


Add ________, ________, ________ groups to tail of histones


Little effect on ________ structure, big affects on ________

Acetyl, phosphate, methyl


Nucleosome; 30nm fiber