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cell exam 1

Exam 1

QuestionAnswer
In an electron micrograph, electron dense regions are dark regions. True
Archaea, like bacteria divide by mitosis. False
Archaea, like eukaryotes are about 1-10um's False
Archaea are closer to eukarya than bacteria. True
Even though archaea and bacteria are structurally prokaryotic cells, taxonomically they belong to 2 different domains. True
Diffusion is from low concentration to high concnetration. False
As a cells volume doubles, its surface area triples. False
Glycogen, starch, and cellulose contain alpha(1-4)glycosidic bonds False
Most bacteria contain a single chromosome True
Sphingosine is part of the structure of both glycolipids and some phospholipids True
The development of microtome in the 1800's is part of cytology, not biochemistry or genetics True
RNA is longer than DNA False
All proteins have a primary structure, but not all have a quaternary structure. True
Any of the 20 amino acids have potential to form disulfide bonds. False
Nonspontaneous reactions are endergonic True
Proteins, nucleic acids, polysaccharides, and lipids are all very long polymers that are synthesizd by the condensation of individual monomers. False
Extremes of pH have no effect on protein tertiary structure False
In feedback inhibition, allosteric enzyme is an enzyme early in the pathway to the final product and the final product is the allosteric activator. False
Watson and Crick described the structure of DNA in 1963. False
Size range for a typical prokaryotic cell 1-10um’s
Fatty acids with one or more double bonds are -unsaturated
+NH3 is called a __ group -amino
Which cell structure is in electron micrograph pic? - mitochondrion
The presence or absence of this functional grpoup is what distinguishes a nucleoside from a nucleotide -Phosphate
Bacterial cells that get its energy from chemical bonds and its Carbon from CO2 is a -chemoautotroph
The type of glycosidic bonds found in cellulose -β(1-4)
The base is guanosine, what is full name of DNA nucleotide that has this base and 1 phosphate group -deoxyguanosine monophosphate
A common method of enzyme regulation is covalent modification. Name a typical chemical group that is added or removed from enzymes in covalent modification. -phosphate/methyl/acetyl
Lipids are ___, a term that means they have both hydrophobic and hydrophilic regions -amphipathic
Fatty acids have this functional group and end of a long hydrocarbon chain -COOH
When measuring free energy under standard conditions, what is the standard temperature in K? 298 K
Mitochondria Animal and plant
Peptidoglycan bacteria
Nucleus animal and plant
Chloroplasts plant
Ribosomes animal, plant, and bacteria
Wall plant and bacteria
Largest most dense (pellets 1st when centrifuging) -nucleus
H2O2 -Peroxisomes
Help to pull chromosomes apart during mitosis/meiosis -microtubules
7nm’s -microfilaments
Region where you find DNA in prokaryotic cell -nucleoid
Formation of ribosomal subunits (eukaryotic cells) -nucleolus
Lipid synthesis -smooth ER
Sorting of proteins -Gogli Complex
Envelope -nucleus
Low pH -lysosomes
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