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Biology - Five

Biology - Chapter Five

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In living cells, the elements present in the greates amounts are oxygen, hydrogen, nitrogen, and carbon
Water is an example of a (an)______ compound inroganic
Stomach contents are acidified by the compound ___________ acid hydochloric
Living plant and animal cells make __________ compounds organic
In living cells the elements carbon and ____ are found in chemical combination hydrogen
The special __________ property of carbon permits it to form long chains or rings bonding
Carbohydrates include all ________ and sugars starches
Carbohydrates contain the elements carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen
Single sugars are classified as monosoccharides
Double sugars are classified as disaccharides
Glucose is an example of a _____ sugar single
Complex carbohydrates are known as polysaccharides
The parts of plants in which cellulose is found are the cell walls
Maltose is an example of a _________ sugar double
Dehydration synthesis indicates that _____ is formed when molecules are chemically joined water
Maltase is an example of a (an) enzyme
Glycoproteins are compounds made from ________ and proteins carbohydrates
The word sythesize means ________ together chemically join
Glycerol and fatty acids form organic compounds known as lipids
In carbohydrate molecules the ratio of hydrogen to carbon is 2:1
The compounds specialized for passing hereditary information from one generation to the next are the _______ acids nucleic
The initials DNA stand for deoxynucleic acid
Compounds known as __________ control the chemical work of the cell enzymes
A catalyst controls the ______ of a chemical reaction rate
Ribonucleic acid functions in the building of protein
The ending -ase is used for the names of enzymes
Glucose and fructose are examples of single sugars
Amino acids are correctly associated with the compounds known as proteins
Polypeptides are correctly associated with the compounds known as proteins
When two amino acids are joined together, the compound formed is a dipeptide
Substances that block the action of enzymes are known as poisons
In solutions, pH is a measure of the acidity
A base or alkali releases ions of OH
On the pH scale the neutral reading is 7
Maltase is best classified as a (an) enzyme
The most abundant organic compounds in the body are proteins
Carbohydrates are used by cells as sources of energy
Glycerol and fatty acids join to form lipids
All of the processes by which cells produce usable energy are know collectively as respiration
ATP molecules are best associated with the storage of energy
Anaerobic respiration takes place in the cytoplasm of cells
Aerobic respiration takes place in the mitochondriA
As the result of anearobic respiration, glucose is converted into pyruvic acid
During oxidative phosphorylation, hydrogen ions join with oxygen to form water
The function of ATP molecules is the storage of energy
Another term for glycolysis is anearobic respiration
The Krebs ciric acid results in the formation of molecules of ATP
The carboxyl group is best associated with molecules of amino acid
A formula that shows the bonding and location of elements in a molecule is known as a (an) structural formula
Organic catalysts are enzymes
Most of the activities of the cell involve __________ changes chemical
Sulfur and sodium are found in _______ quantities in the cell small
Living cells synthesize ________ compounds organic
Inorganic compounds _____ have the elements carbon and hydrogen in chemical combination do not
Nucleic acads are ___________ compounds organic
In cells, the elements hydrogen and oxygen are present in the ratio of _________ 2:1
Fructose, the sugar in fruit, is best classified as a ___________ sugar single
Maltose is best classified as a ______ sugar double
Cellulose is used in the structure of plant cell walls
Polypeptides are formed by the chemical joining of a number of ______ groups amino
Enzymes control the ________ of chemical reaction rate
Pure water has a reading of ____ on the pH scale 7
Substances with reading between 8 and 14 are ________ on the pH scale basic or alkaline
The term turnover number refers to the speed with which ___________ work enzymes
Denaturing _________ the functino of protein molecules decreases
On the pH scale, sour milk would have a reading between 4 and 6
pH ____________ no influence over enzyme activity has
The substance upon which an enzyme works is the substrate
The induced fit hypothesis explains the __________ of enzymes specificity
When molecules of ADP accept energy, they are upgraded to ____ molecules ATP
The Krebs citric acid cylce is the _______ phase of respiration aerobic
Emil Fisher use the "lock and key" analogy to explain the relationship between ________ and ______________ substrate and enzyme
Fuel molecules provide cells with energy
Carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, and nitrogen are best described as __________ compounds elements
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