| Question/Definition | Answer/Term |
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| What is the net yield per glucose molecule after the TCA cycle? | |
| How many hydrophobic amino acids does it take to cross the cell membrane in reality? | |
| Triglycerides can be split into what? | |
| Loss of electrons | |
| What sugar is a part of ATP? | |
| What is the synthesis of amino acids? | |
| An enzyme system in the blood that can directly kill some foreign cells. | |
| What is the unit for 1/12th the mass of a Carbon atom? | |
| What is the name of the process of converting lactate back into glucose? | |
| Monocytes in the tissue are called? | |
| How many residues per turn are there on an antibody? | |
| High levels of lipids in the blood | |
| A protein that binds tightly to specific epitopes for identification and elimination. | |
| What is the pH at which a protein's net charge is zero? | |
| String of amino acids | |
| What is another name for a MHC? | |
| What are the reagents of glycolysis step 2 | |
| What is the the antigen in urine that’s detected in pregnancy tests? | |
| Where do B-cells go after production? | |
| If the pH is raised, amino acids de-protonate, and the protein becomes more _____ overall. | |
| Cells responsible for cell mediated immunity | |
| Anaerobic metabolic breakdown of a nutrient molecule without net oxidation | |
| How many hydrophobic amino acids does it take to cross the cell membrane theoretically? | |
| What is imflammation of the intestine? | |
| Another name for constant domain | |
| Stands for Immunoglobulin | |
| A systemic allergic reaction (as opposed to a localized allergic reaction) | |
| A cell becomes more specific in its structure and function | |
| Formation of acetaldehyde adducts yields what? | |
| Antibodies bind to and inactivate antigens | |
| Why use secondary antibodies? | |
| Cells divide and become more numerous | |
| Part of antibody involved in cell binding | |
| How many protons are transported across the inner membrane per molecule of NADH in Oxidative Phosphorylation? | |
| What are the products of TCA entry (total per glucose molecule)? | |
| Antibody class that is stuck on surface of B cells; y-shaped | |
| The vesicle in which the object now resides after phagocytosis. | |
| The breakdown of glucose to yield energy | |
| Macrophage-like cells with long spike and sheet like protrusions. | |
| How many ATPs are made from the NADH molecules from 1 molecule of glucose? | |
| Cells that have a single lobed, big nucleus, ruffles, lysosomes, can't proliferate, participate in phagocytosis and antigen display. | |
| How much does the stalk rotate when three protons pass through it? | |
| What pathway utilizes B-cells to spark an immune response through interaction with helper T-cells? | |
| What is a family of lipids bound to oligosaccharides that have parts of their structure that are identical to lipooligosaccharides? | |
| Amino acid with a Hydrogen group | |
| Help discriminate between types of pathogens | |
| Acetaldehyde causes a depletion of what? | |
| Lipopolysaccharide, a molecule only found on some bacteria | |
| What is another name for the Kreb's/citric acid cyle | |
| What is another name for electron transport? | |
| Glycerols can be converted into what? | |
