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Prin. of Bio test 3

Study notes for Principles of Biology test 3 NGU edition

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The folded side of the mitochondria is the _______ Cristae
An atom losing an electron is being Oxidized
An atom gaining an electron is being reduced
an atom losing an electron to another atom is the ___________ Agent Oxidizing
An atom giving an electron to another atom is the ___________ Agent Reducing
___ passes from a high concentration gradient in the cristae to the Matrix. H+ (Hydrogen Ion)
______ in the Matrix receives Hydrogen Ions and accepts it to prevent the Matrix from becoming too acidic. O2 (oxygen)
______________ is a starting reactant as well as a product of the Kreb cycle. Oxaloacetate
NADH produces _____ ATP 3
FADH produces _____ ATP 2
The Kreb cycle is also called the ________ _____ cycle Citrus Acid
NAD+ used in Plants for Photosynthesis is ____ NADP+
In Photosystem II, ______ is split to add electrons back to system. Water
Competitive inhibitor, binds to the _________ Substrate
Noncompetitive inhibitor, binds to the ________ Allosteric site
___________ takes glucose and breaks it down. Catabolism
___________ can either enhance or inhibit the effect of the enzyme Allosteric inhibitors
Organisms that create their own food and produce the biosphere Autotrophs
Organisms that obtain their organic food from other sources. Depend on autotrophs Heterotrophs
Photosynthesis 6CO2+12H20+light energy=C6H12O6(GLUCOSE)+602+6H20
All living things use _________ __________ Cellular Respiration
substances that absorb physical light pigments
Light independent reactions occur in stroma
A macromolecule that acts as a catalyst enzyme
a chemical agent that speeds up a reaction without being consumed catalyst
The initial investment of energy for starting a reaction through the contorting of the reactant molecules activation energy/free energy of activation
The state where the molecules have absorbed enough energy for the bonds to break and the reactants are in an unstable condition. Transition state
The reactant an enzyme acts on substrate
the name of an enzyme binded to a substrate enzyme substrate complex
the substrate binds to the active site
_______ reactions are reversible enzyme
The shape of the enzyme changes to accept the substrate. this is called induced fit
Group that does not have the test condition acted upon it. Control group
Name the order of the scientific method Observe, Hypothesis, prediction, experiment, conclusion
4 properities of water 1) cohesion behavior 2) ability to moderate temperature 3) expansion upon freesing 4) universal solvent
Cohesion in water is when hydrogen bonds are holding water molecules together
In increasing order of strength, the 4 types of bonds are ordered Hydrogen, Ionic, polar/nonpolar covalent
Proteins are made in the Ribosomes
Lipids are synthesized in the Smooth ER
Energy source of the cell is the mitochondria
the central vaccuole holds organic compounds and water
the green thing in plant cells is the chloroplast
do plants have mitochondria yes
Breaks down hydrogen peroxide peroxisome
increase surface area Microvilla
in the phospholipid bilayer, _____ are imbedded Proteins,
The fluid mosiac model is named by Singer and Nicholson
Proteins and DNA wrapped together are called chromatin (A length of it is a nucleosome, a singular is a histome)
Photosynthesis happens in plants
light independent uses the _______ and produces calvin cycle. Glucose
Photosynthesis happens in chloroplasts
The only place oxygen is made in photosynthesis happens is in photosystem 2
The photosystems in photosynthesis make ATP and Oxygen (2) and NADPH (1)
The ATP and NADPH produced in photosynthesis works the light independent reactions
The final electron receptor in respiration is oxygen
Respiration makes __ or __ ATP overall 32 or 36
gametes are the _________ cells reproductive
if a chromosome is duplicated, it has 2 ___________ sister chromatids
The centromere is the ______ of the sister chromatids waist/joining point
DNA replicates in the ______ phase S
In the first Gap phase the cell gets bigger
Interphase is about __% of the cell cycle 90
Name the 4 phases of the cell phase prophase, metaphase, anaphase, telophase (/cytokinesis)
______ connect the centrioles to the cell wall Asters
The ordered display of chromosomes
a haploid cell has ____ the cells of it's parent. what type of cell is haploid half. gamete
DNA replication is called semiconservative
helocase unwinds and splits the DNA
Topoisomerase Keeps the DNA from supercoiling
The single strand binding proteins holds the DNA apart
brings the DNA the nucleotides DNA polymerase
the DNA polymerase moves form 5' to 3'
The leading strand is claled the leading strand because it is made smoothly and continuously. the lagging strand has gaps. These are called _____ Okazaki fragments
Heterozygous is also called carrier and hybrid
Sickle Cell anemia is codominant (symptoms will show up in carriers)
Homozygous recessive diseases are Cystic vibrosis. Tay sachs. PKU.
Codominant diseases and flowers Sickle Cell and Snap Dragons
Sex Linked Diseases (X linked) Hemophilia. Male Pattern Baldness. Colorblindness. Muscular distrophy.
If a female is a carrier of male pattern baldness, what is her genotype X^M, X^m where M = baldness
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