PMB 160 midterm 2, post-assignment

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what is the purpose of vascular tissue?
transport substances, long-distance communication
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xylem conducts
water
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phloem conducts
organic compounds (sugar)
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what direction does xylem move, and how?
root to leaf, evaporation on leaf causes tension that pulls water up
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xylem tissue is made of
lignin and cellulose
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where does the phloem transport to and from, and how is movement mediated?
source to sinks, mediated by hydrostatic pressure from xylem
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sieve elements
conducting cells that form a tube
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companion cells
next to sieve elements, provides metabolic support
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procambial cells
vascular stem cells
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how do leaf primordia form vasculature?
auxin sinks
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what is canalization and what leads to it?
formation of narrow channel at center of leaf; auxin/MP/PIN1 positive feedback loop
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what phenotypes are used to track circadian rhythm?
leaf movement and gene expression of luciferase, a reporter gene
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what are CAB proteins?
chlorophyll a binding proteins, fine tunes light absorption in PS 1 and 2 to improve photosynthesis efficiency
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when does CAB 1 peak?
just after dawn / early morning
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what effect does toc1 mutant have?
shortens the circadian period
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in WT, where does TOC1 peak and fall?
peaks in the late day, and falls to its lowest levels at dawn
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how can you get around genetic redundancy?
activation tagging
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what is the relationship between TOC1, CCA1, and LHY?
TOC1 promotes CCA1 and LHY, but CCA1 and LHY inhibit TOC1
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what happens if CCA1 or LHY are overexpressed?
no circadian rhythm
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CCA1 directly binds to
CAB promoter
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what trains the circadian clock?
light, perceived with PHYA
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what part of the plant is the "master" regulator of the circadian clock?
shoot apex
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vegetative to floral transition is (reversible or irreversible)
irreversible
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what are the endogenous flowering cues?
age pathway, epigenetic regulators, GA pathway
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what are the environmental flowering cues?
length of day, vernalization, average day/night temperatures
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why are there many pathways to flowering?
plasticity to ensure reproductive success
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Pfr is the _______ form
active
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Pf is the ______ form
inactive
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what is CO?
photoresponse gene regulated by circadian clock
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CO induces _______, which activates ________
FT, floral transition
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in LD conditions, CO accumulates to a ______ level during the afternoon, which leads to _______ flowering
high, accelerated
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in SD conditions, CO accumulates to a ______ level during the afternoon, which leads to ________ flowering
low, delayed
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_______ prevents CO protein accumulation in the morning by __________
PHYB, degrading
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PHYB _______ flowering in SD
suppresses
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PHYA ________ flowering in LD and ________ CO protein in the afternoon by ________
promotes, promotes, preventing degradation
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SPA is expressed in the ______ and prevents ____________ by _________
dark, CO accumulation, degradation
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spa mutant flower _______in SD because ________
early, CO is present in the dark
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how was existence of florigen shown?
grafting experiments
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what is florigen?
a signal that moves through phloem from leaves to VM and converts it to IFM
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what is FD and where is it expressed?
TF gene, only in SAM
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What does the FT-FD complex do in the center of the SAM?
activates SOC1, which promotes IFM identity
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What does the FT-FD complex do on the flanks of SAM?
activates AP1 and LFY, which promotes FM
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SOC1 induces ________ which represses _____ in the IFM
TFL1, LFY and AP1
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tfl1 mutants form a
terminal flower
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in order of the whorls, the four floral organs are
sepals, petals, stamens, carpels
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Class A genes:
AP1 and AP2; sepal and petal identity
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Class B genes:
AP3 and PI: petal and stamen identity
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Class C genes:
AG; stamen and carpel identity
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SEP proteins are _____ that physicall interact with ________
cofactors, AP3-PI, AP1 and AG proteins
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AG induces _______
genes required for flower organ formation
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AG represses ________
genes required for leaf formation
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reducing AG activity causes
formation of leaf-like structures on floral organs
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petunias have ____ class B genes
3
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sorrels have no petals in the second whorl because
class B is only expressed in the third whorl
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in male flowers there are no ______
carpels
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in female flowers there are no
stamens
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absence of _______ from the 3rd or 4th whorl can distinguish _______
class C, sexes
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tulips have ______ becase class ___ is expanded
tepals, B
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how are lacadonias different, and why?
stamen in 4th whorl, carpel in 3rd; class B expressed in 3rd and 4th whorls
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in water lilies, gene expression patterns are
fuzzy / blurred
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in gymnosperms, class C is expressed exclusively in
reproductive organs
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in gymnosperms, class B is expressed exclusively in
male reproductive organs
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in gymnosperms there is no activity for class _____ and ________
A, E
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do ferns have ABCE genes?
no
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what are the 2 types of floral variation?
variation with similar flower architecture, variation with different flower architecture
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4 types of flower shapes:
radially symmetric, bilaterally symmetric, disymmetric, asymmetric
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what flower shape is the ancestral state?
asymmetric
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how are asymmetric flowers pollinated?
wind
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bees have a preference for
radial symmetry
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CYC specifies ______ and promotes ______
floral asymmetry, dorsal floral identity
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CYC expression is maintained by
class B and class C proteins
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CYC prevents _______ and restricts _________ in the dorsal domain
outgrowth of dorsal stamen, cell proliferation
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CYC is normally only in ________, but in backpetal flowers, CYC is also expressed in
Dorsal regions, lateral and ventral regions
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DIV specifies _______, but there must be ________
ventral floral identity, two copies
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without CYC, DICH, or DIV, the default state for petals is
lateral
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DIV is expressed _______, but only _______ confers ventral identity
throughout the flower, the bottom petal
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what do rad mutatnt flowers look like?
all petals ventral
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RAD acts as a ________ factor
anti-ventral
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what activates RAD expression?
CYC and DICH
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in the dorsal domain, RAD _______ DIV by _________
inhibits, stealing DRIF proteins
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in ventral domain, RAD ________, so DIV can ________
is absent, interact with DRIF
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sunflowers have two florets:
ray (yellow), and disc (dark)
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ray florets are _________ symmetric
bilaterally
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disc florets are _______ symmetric
radially
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CYC2c is only expressed in __________ in sunflowers
ray florets
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