Advanced Higher Biology Unit 1 Crossword

Used to control the pH of a solution
Type of chromatography which uses an absorbant layer of cellulose on top of glass, plastic or metal.
The pH at which a protein has no net charge
A process where a charged molecule are seperated by size, shape and charge as they move through an electric field applied to a gel matrix
The tissue fluid from which growth factors are extracted from for a cell culture
The entire set of proteins than can be expressed by a genome
Transports materials between membrane compartments
Cell organelle where proteins undergo post-translational modifications
Type of amino acid which is positively charged
Type of bond which forms between positively and negatively charged R groups
A non-protein group which is associated with a protein
When the change of binding at one subunit of a protein alters the affinity of the remaining subunits.
An enzyme which transfers a phosphate group to other proteins.
The molecule moved out of cells by the NA/K ATPase
An example of a hydrophobic signalling molecules which bind to hormone response elements on DNA
A peptide hormone which triggers the recruitment of GLUT4 proteins to the plasma membrane of fat and muscle cells
Non-protein group which joins Opsin proteins to form rhodopsin
Signalling molecule released across the synapse
Photoreceptor cell in retina that functions at low light intensities
Globular protein which compose the hollow cylinders of microtubules
The organelle from which Microtubules radiate
Phase of cell cycle where the cytoplasm splits
Protein which cyclins combine with to phosphorylate important proteins during the cell cycle
Phase of mitosis which has a checkpoint
Programmed cell death
When proteins are all given the same negative charge during electrophoresis and seperated by size alone