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BIO test #3

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Glycolysis occurs in the cytoplasm
Glycolysis needs oxygen: y/n No
By then end of the glycolysis process, how many ATP's does it have for each glucose molecule 4 ATPS
Kreb's Cycle occurs in the matrix of the mitochondria
ETS occurs in the IMM and space in between membranes
The last step of ETS is a chemical reaction: 4H---->2H2O
ETS needs oxygen: y/n Yes
Kreb's cycle needs oxygen:Y/N Not really
ETS produces how many ATP's 32
Anaerobic respiration does not need oxygen
Light dependent photosynthesis occurs in thylakoid membrane
Stroma liquid in between the grana in the choloplast
Light capturing events occurs in the membrane in the thylakoids
Chlorophyll absorbs red and blue wavelengths of light from sunlight
Light reaction chemical equation 2H20 + energy----> 4H+ + O2
Dark reactions occur in the stroma
Dark reaction chemical equation CO2 + 5-carbon sugar----> 6 carbon sugar
Photosynthesis chemical reaction CO2+ H2O + energy --> O2 + glucose
Hershey and Chase proved that DNA and not proteins control genetic characteristics of bacteria
Franklin, Watson, and Crick determined that the structure of DNA is two strands twisting around each other to form the double helix
DNA replication process by which the cell makes a complete copy of its DNA before the cell divides
DNA strand G is attached to C
DNA strand A is attached to T
DNA in a single human cell contains about how many pairs? 3 billion
Helicase enzymes attach to the DNA and double helix (step 1 of DNA replication) and pushes the two strands apart
(Step 2 of DNA replication) What enzyme attaches to the opened strands of DNA and makes a copy of each strand DNA Polymerase (or DNA Pol)
Transcription occurs in the nucleus
Transcription is the process by which an RNA copy is made of a piece of DNA
What is the RNA copy of the piece of DNA called? mRNA or messengerRNA
Translation occurs in the cytoplasm
Mutation is any change in the DNA sequence of an organism
Mutations can be caused by ultraviolet light, nuclear radiation, certain chemicals, certain mistakes made by DNA multiplication and certain viruses
Point mutation one base in the DNA is replaced by another base
Insertion adds an extra base to a sequence
Deletion removes a base
Restriction enzymes cuts DNA into a smaller pieces to locate a specific fragment
Taxonomy classification of living things
King Phillip Choose Only Fresh Green Spinach Kingdom Phylum Class Order Family Genus Species
DNA in human cells is divided into 46 large pieces called chromosomes
Males have one X and one Y chromosome
Females have two X chromosomes
Diploid cells are cells with 46 chromosomes
22 of 23 chromosome pairs are called autosomes
23 chromosome pair is called sex chromosomes
allele a specific version of a particular gene
homologous chromosomes are pairs of chromosomes that are similar to each other but don't contain exact same DNA
genotype describes combination of alleles in a person's DNA
Phenotype how the organism actually appears
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