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Exam 1 Biology

QuestionAnswer
Controlled Experiment it allows to create a situation so that it has one variable.
Control Group The group that stays the same, nothing is manipulated to change
Experimental Group The group that is tested and munipulated to change
Independent Variable whats been manipulated
Dependent variable the result from what has been manipulated
Theory a concept that creates data and is biased
Hypothesis an educated guess that is just an opinion
Scientist challenges and test principles to determine the cause effect relationship
Non Scientist may not be able to test principles
Physical Science Chemistry, meterology
Life Science Biology
Atomic # number of protons
Weight equal to the # or protons and neutrons
Ionic Bonds bond formed as a result of an atom giving up electrons to another atom
Covalent Bonds results of atoms sharing electrons
Oxidation-Reduction when an atom looses an electron but gains it back
Dehydration synthesis Large molecule created by H20 coming off of a monomer to breated a polymer
Hydration synthesis a large molecule (polymer) is broken apart by adding a H2O molecule to create a monomer
Phosphorylation adding PO4 molecule
Characteristics of Water Liquid at room temperature,universal solent, good transport medium, gradual change in temperature, high heat of vaporization, water is denser than ice
Organic Compound have hydrogen and carbon, CH2O
Inorganic compound does not have hydrogen and carbon, O2
Primary Structure Level sequence of amino acid (peptid chain)
Secondary Structure Level the squecne of the peptid chain out into a pattern
Tertiary Structure Level Peptid chain folds into a 3 dimensional shape
Quaternary Stucture Level Peptid Chain that has primary-tertiary levels already created
Nucleotide 5 carbon sugar and a molecule with a nytrogen base
Progaryotic Cell (plant cell) Has no nucleus
Eukaryotic Cell (animal cell) has nucleus and membrane
Diffusion The movement of molecules from a region of large consentration to a region of small consentration
Osmosis The net movement of water molecules through a selectively permeable membrane.
Hypotonic Water is taken in by the molecule till it burs the concentration around it is high
Hypertonic Water is taken out of the molecule and it shrivels up the concerntration outside is small
Isotonic the molecule and it's environment is the same
Facilitated diffusion Cells that need help with moving a molecule from a larger consentration to a region of smaller concentration
Diffusion movement of molecules from a region of greater consentration to a region of smaller concentration
Phagocytosis (eating)ingulfing of large amounts of material
Pinocytosis (drinking) emgulfing liquids and dissolve material into liquids
Metabolism Chemical reactions that happen in a cell, breaking and making of molecules
Anabolic adding elements and bonds between molecules
Catabolic Reactions that involve molecules breaking apart, then energy is released
Enzymes The are proteins that speed up the rate of a reaction
Coenzymes (NAD) help enzymes carry electron and hydrogen.they are also two enzymes put together
Glycolysis breakdown of glucose to a pyruic acid, yields 2 ATP and 2 NADH; occurs in cytoplasm;
Transition Reaction the pyruic acid is oxidized to acetyl while NAD is reduced to NADH
Krebs Cycle Produces ADP, ATP, NAD ( but looses CO2), and FAS (looses CO2), occurs in mitochondrial matrix;
Electron Transport System COnsists of electron carrier molecules embedded in the membrane, involves a series of oxidation-reactions,produces 2 ATPs, produces the most ATPs
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