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Biology Quiz 3 Revie
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Triacylglycerols | Energy storage, insulation, protection against trauma |
| Steroids | Signaling, cell membranes |
| Phospholipids | Create cell membranes |
| Carboxyl Group | COOH, Hydrophilic, Polar or Hydrophilic Charged |
| Amino Group | NH2, Hydrophilic, Polar or Hydrophilic Charged |
| Hydroxyl Group | OH, Hydrophilic, Polar |
| Methyl Group | CH3, Hydrophobic, Nonpolar |
| Phosphate Group | PO4, Hydrophilic, Charged |
| Peptide Bonds | Formed between two alpha amino acids, through a condensation reaction. |
| Bonds for Primary | Peptide bonds |
| Bonds for Secondary | Hydrogen bonds |
| Bonds for tertiary | Hydrogen and Disulfide bonds |
| Bonds for Quaternary | Hydrogen and Disulfide BONDS |
| What is Saturation Kinetic? | Describes any reaction or process that has a limiting factor. Also, Molecular transport across a semi-permeable membrane and Enzyme Substrate-Reactions. |
| Diffusion | Movement of atoms, ions, molecules spread out from a point or location with random movement |
| Net Diffusion | The movement of a solvent or solute from an area of high concentration to low concentration |
| Simple Diffusion | O, CO2, Molecules move through membrane without help down concentration gradient |
| Facilitated Diffusion | Movement of substances through integral membrane protein down concentration gradient |
| Active Transport | Through specific integral membrane proteins, against concentration gradient and uses ATP/Energy |
| Na/K Pump | Is an active enzyme. It moves potential energy from ATP to ATPase and releases kinetic energy used to move molecules against concentration gradient. |
| Chanel Protein | Provides opening which molecules and pass through, some respond to specific signals |
| Carrier Protein | Binds to and transports specific molecules, shape changes direction. |
| The major functions of biological membranes are... | Are phospholipid bilayers, selectively permeable, compartmentalize, receive info from environment through proteins, allows attachment to other cells |
| Molecular components of biological membranes are... | Lipids |
| What substances move across plasma membrane? | Oxygen, Carbon Dioxide/Small molecules |
| List the membrane bound organelles in eukaryotic cells... | Nucleus, ER rough and smooth, Ribosome, GA, Lysosome, Mitochondria, Vacuole |
| Nucleus | Separate DNA storage in eukaryotic cells |
| Rough ER | Protein Synthesis, Folding of protein |
| Ribosome | Ribonucleoprotein found in cells, synthesizes proteins by translating RNA, linking amino acids together with peptide bonds. |
| Golgi Apparatus | Packages proteins into membrane-bound vesicles to be sent to the next organelle. |
| Lysosomes | degradation of extra or damaged proteins into amino acid building blocks happens here |
| Mitochondria | have a double membrane structure and use aerobic respiration to generate adenosine triphosphate |
| Smooth ER | Folding of protein, delivering protein in vesicles to GA. |