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BIOL 1406 Unit 2

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Describe the relationship between dehydration reactions and hydrolysis dehydration assembles polymers; hydrolysis breaks them apart
Why does water separate from oil water molecules form hydrogen bonds between themselves that exclude fat
Which structure is not affected by a protein denaturing primary structure
Uracil is found in what structure RNA
which organism groups contain only prokaryotic cells Bacteria and Archaea
What is a major factor in limiting the size of a cell ratio of surface area and volume
which organelle is defective when an accumulation is not stopped lysosomes
which cytoskeletal protein is required by cells to assemble cilia or flagella tubulin
a characteristic feature of integral membrane proteins amphipathic, and have at least one hydrophobic region
Why is the Na-K pump an electrogenic pump it generates voltage across the membrane
why are proton pumps found in organisms across every domain of life proton gradients were used by cells ancestral to all three domains
term describing the process of breaking down large molecules catabolism
what is a key consequence of the 1st law of thermodynamics organisms must obtain all necessary energy for life from the environment
how does a noncompetitive inhibitor decrease the rate of an enzyme-catalyzed reaction it binds to an allosteric site, altering active site shape
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