Exam 2 Review
Across
- 2. Cells can have up to 1,000 of these tiny-hairlike substances projecting from the surface that help with cell attachment
- 4. This physical agent creates abnormal bonds in DNA
- 7. Add rigidity to cell wall by attracting cations
- 9. Capable of surviving in high temperatures and acidic conditions
- 10. This structure helps viruses attach to a specific receptor on a host cell
- 12. A physical partition that forms to divide the bacterial cell during binary fission
- 13. RNA polymerase must find this region to start transcription
- 16. This occurs in the nucleus of eukaryotic cells where mRNA is formed
- 18. A meshlike polymer of repeating NAG & NAM in the cell wall
- 21. Start codon
- 22. These sequences are removed during RNA splicing
- 25. Cubical packets of eight
- 26. Complete virus particle
- 27. This antibiotic breaks down peptidoglycan
- 30. Enveloped and non-enveloped viruses can use this mechanism to gain entry into the host cell
- 32. Technique for DNA amplification
- 33. The influenza virus leaves the host cell through
- 34. This structure provides a protective advantage for microbes from phagocytosis and desiccation
- 35. COVID spike glycoprotein
Down
- 1. This bacteria structure helps the cell maintain buoyancy in the ocean
- 3. The S-layer is the major component in the cell wall for these types of microbes
- 5. When the stop codon is read this compound binds into the A site
- 6. Tiny grappling hooks
- 8. This genetic disorder is an x-linked recessive phenotype expressed in males
- 10. COVID-19 release mechanism
- 11. An organized profile of a human’s chromosomes
- 14. Most cancers are from this type of mutations
- 15. Bacteriophages have this type of capsid symmetry
- 17. Plasma membrane, cell wall, capsule layer
- 19. Occurs at the ribosome where proteins are formed
- 20. Comma shaped rod
- 23. Lipopolysaccharides are found in this type of bacteria
- 24. The same number of chromosomes results in this cell division
- 25. A tight coil shaped bacteria
- 28. This genetic disorder is caused by a third copy of chromosome 21
- 29. Site of protein synthesis
- 31. Bacteria arranged in chains