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U3 APBIO

unit 3 of AP Bio: enzymes and photosynthesis

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The ___ is a set of reactions in which light energy is transferred into energy LDR
energy carrying molecules called ___ and ___ NADPH and ATP
Energy carrier NADPH is mainly produced at the end of the ___ electron transport chain (ETC)
energy carrier ATP is mainly produced by an enzyme called ___ ATP synthase
ATP synthase is an ___ enzyme
ATP synthase is dependent on a biochemical ___ of hydrogen ions gradient
Some conditions may occur that could reduce the amount of gradient achieved, such as a stoppage in the flow of ___ through the ETC, or reduction in ___ energy, or even ___. electrons, sunlight, leakage
We could speed up reaction by increasing the ___ or the ___ of the substrate temperature, concentration
Raising the temperature would increase the probability of enzymes ___ with their substrates. colliding
excessive heat could cause enzymes to ___ altogether denature
Many cells, including plants, bacteria, fungi, and animal cells will undergo an ancient process that doesn't require mitochondria if they need energy in a situation that is ___ of oxygen. absent
process that doesn't require mitochondria if they need energy in a situation absent of oxygen is called ___ fermentation
fermentation may produce toxic substances such as ___ or ___, depending on the species lactic acid, alcohol
Mitochondria rely on a chemical ___ to provide the energy needed for the enzyme ___ to make ATP gradient, ATP synthase
In the mitochondria, chemical gradients of hydrogen ___, which can also be just called ___, are found in the membrane between the matrix and the inner membrane space. ions, protons
Chemical gradients in mitochondria are produced with the help of the ETC. This is a series of enzymes located in the ___, which depends on high energy electrons to be brought in from the energy carriers ___ and ___. inner membrane, NADH, FADH2
If damage occurred to the ETC, the mitochondria would quickly experience a ___ in NADH and FADH2 and a ___ in ATP build up, decrease
Endothermic animals will generally undergo ___ in respiration to stay warm in colder environments, while the bodies of ectotherms will likely show ___ in respiration when temperatures decrease increases, decreases
To show the amount of oxygen consumption that a small animal is undergoing, we could safely put the animal in a ___ that would be designed with a capillary tube to show oxygen being consumed. respirometer
Measures would have to be taken to accommodate for the gas called ___ being produced, such as the KOH, which could be safely placed in the respirometer to soak up this waste product carbon dioxide
KOH cancels ___ CO2 (carbon dioxide)
What's the independent variable? The variable that is intentionally changed by the researcher in an experiment
What's the dependent variable? The variable that is measured or observed in an experiment
Which treatment is the positive control? Treatments that is known to produce a positive or expected result
What would be a suitable negative control? Treatment or group that is not expected to produce a significant effect or response
If a significant difference existed at a specific time in the graph, how would the error bars look? they wouldn't overlap
Created by: josie_dr
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