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dexter biology sem 1

sophomore bio 1st semester

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two types of cells eukaryote and prokaryote
4 things found in all types of cells cytoplasm, cell membrane, genetice molecules(DNA & RNA), ribosomes
2 reasons cells are small intracellular movement & Surface area/volume ratio
who first saw life with a microscope Leewenhoek
who first saw cells with a microscope hooke
name the 3 researchers credited with the cell theory shwan, schleiden, virchow
3 parts of the cell theory 1) all living things are made out of cells 2) cells come from other cells 3) cell is the basic unit of life
3 cell membranes receptor, channel, marker
receptor's job allows info into the cell
channel's job allows nutrients and waste into and out of the cell
marker's job tells the body what cell it is
3 types of cytoskeleton fibers and the protein they're made of microfilaments --> actin; intermediate microfilaments-->keratin; microtubules-->tubulin
2 macromolecules that make up the cell membranes lipids and proteins
3 components of a phospholipid glycerol molecule, phosphate head, 2 fatty acid tails
3 structures found in plant cells but not in animal cells chloroplasts, cell wall, central vacuole
3 reactants for photosynthesis reaction (6)carbon dioxide, (6)water, light energy
2 products of photosynthesis reaction (6) glucose, (6) oxygens
fluid of the miochondria matrix
fluid of the nucleus nucleoplasm
fluid of the chloroplast stroma
fluid of the cytoplasm cytosol
fluid that surrounds the outside of the cell extracellular fluid (interstitial fluid)
potassium cation K+
hydroxide OH-
sodium cation Na+
carbonate CO3-2
nitrate NO3-1
intracellular membrans wih no ribosomes; detoxifies drugs and poisons SER
transfers energy from glucose to ATP mitochondria
has cristae and its own DNA and ribosomes mitochondria
flattened stacked membranous sacs that finish newly produced molecules and address and send them to vesicles... golgi apparatus
use sunlight to from glucose chloroplasts
large fluid filled organelle vacuoles
special vesicle containing strong digestive enzyme lysosomes
double membrane bound organelle that holds genetic material nucleus
network of protein fibers cytoskeleton
cells outer bondary cell membrane
rigid outrmost layer of plant cells made out of cellulose cell wall
everything inside the cell membrane except genetic material cytoplasm
specialized well defined areas in eukaryotic cells that do one special job for the cell organelles
makes new proteins for the cell ribosomes
another name for the membrane that surrounds the nucleus (not membrane) nuclear envelope
2 major types of transport of molecules active and passive
2 criteria that membrane proteins use to recognize molecules and ions shape and charge
4 types of passive transport diffusion, osmosis, filtration, facilitated diffusion
4 types of active transport H+ pump, NA+-K+ pump, endocytosis, exocytosis
2 types of facilitators carrier proteins, ?
2 types of endocytosis phagocytosis, pinocytosis
dissolve 24 g of MgCl2 in 400 ml of water, name the solvent; name the solute water; magnesium chloride
a difference in concentration across a membrane is called a _________ concentration gradient
2 characteristics found in all osmosis situations are: only water moves, membrane
the energy molecule that fuels active transport ATP
ATP is what type of macromolecule? nucleic acid
3 specific components of ATP ribose sugar, 3 phosphate groups, adenine ring
adenine ring + ribose sugar = ______ adenosine
a compound that is sometimes concentrated and stored in vacuoles glucose
another name for the H+ pump proton pump
2 types of channel proteins that use ATP H+ pump, Na+-K+ pump
process was performed when secretion vesicle moved from golgi to the cell membrane exocytosis
types of passive transport only use random molecular movement diffusion
first step in pothosynthesis pathway capturing light
second step in photosynthesis pathway converting to chemical energy
light energy is called electromagnetic radiation
the little packets of light energy are called photons
the collectors of light energy are called __________ molecules pigment
pigment molecules are found where in the plant cells thylakoid membranes
fluid inside the chloroplst stroma
photosynthesis I produces NADPH
photosynthesis II produces ATP
what kind of macromolecule collects light energy? lipid
the reaction center molecule is always ________ chlorophyll A
what kind of macromolecule is RuBP carbohydrate
what is the name of the double duty channel protein that works in photosynthesis II? ATP synthase
which photosynthesis has the proton pump? photosynthesis II P680
what do we add to ADP to make ATP? phosphate group and energy
what do we call the process of adding energy and a phosphate to ADP? chemiosmosis
the first step of cellular respiration glycolysis
the starting molecule in cellular respiration glucose
write the oxidative respiration reaction C6H2O6 + 6O2 --> 6CO2 + 6H2O + energy (38ATP & heat)
how many O2 molecules to produce 5 ATP 30
how many glucose molecules are produced if 48 CO2 are produced 8
how many carbons in oxaloacetate 4
how many carbons in pyruvate 3
how many carbons in glucose 6
how many carbons in CO2 1
acetyl group 2
list 4 nucleic acids used in cellular respiration ATP, NADH, FADH, CoA
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