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Water, cellular respiration, macromolecules, cells, cells organelles Flashcards

1
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Define cohesion

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Uniting - sticking like molecules together

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Adhesion

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To unite

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3
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Photosynthesis

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Occurs in the chloroplasts, gives off oxygen

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4
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Cellular respiration

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Gives of co2 , occurs in the mitochondria

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5
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What two processes occur in the mitochondria?

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Electron transport chain and the Krebs cycle

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6
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What is an autotroph

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Something that makes their own food

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What is a heterotroph

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Something that consumes food

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8
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What is the difference between anaerobic and aerobic?

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Aerobic requires oxygen anaerobic doesn’t

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9
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What does atp stand for

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Adenosine triphosphate

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10
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What does adp stand for

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Adenosine diphosphate

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11
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Photosynthesis equation

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Sunlight + carbon dioxide+ water =

Glucose+ oxygen

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12
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Cellular respiration

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Glucose +oxygen=water+carbon dioxide

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13
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Law of thermodynamics dynamics

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Energy can’t be created or destroyed just changed

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14
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Metabolism

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All cellular chemical reaction

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Metabolic pathway

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Series of chemical reactions in which the product of one reaction is the substrate for the next reaction

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16
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Catabolic pathway

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Releases energy

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17
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Anabolic pathway

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Uses energy

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18
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What occurs in the large surface space of the thylakoids in two photosynthesis series?

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Electron transport chain

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19
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Photo system two

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Light excites electron, water molecules split.

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20
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Photo system one

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Light electrons get transferred to protein called ferrodoxin.

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21
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Calvin cycle product

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Glucose

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22
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Stage one cellular respiration

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Glycolysis,

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23
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Second stage of cellular respiration

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Krebs cycle

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24
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Which type of fermentation converts pyruvate to lactic acid?

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Lactic acid fermentation.

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25
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Polar molecule

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Unequal sharing of electrons

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26
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Solute

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Solute: substance dissolved in solvent

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27
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Surface tension

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Water is pulled together creating the smallest surface area possible.

28
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Specific heat

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The amount of heat per unit of mass required to raise the temperature by one degree celsius.

29
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Number of Elements and compounds in living things.

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90 elements naturally occurring.
Only 11 are common in living things.
Most common are carbon, nitrogen, oxygen, hydrogen.

30
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Organic and inorganic are two main groups of what?

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Chemical compounds

31
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Organic compounds are ———–large or small, simple or complex, why?

A

Also tend to be
LARGE molecules(made up of lots of atoms)
COMPLEX: lots of carbon and hydrogen atoms bound covalently.

32
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Inorganic compounds are ——–simple or complex, big or small, carbon or no carbon

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Generally do NOT contain carbon
CO2 is an exception
Also tend to be
Small and simple

33
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What’s so special about CARBON?

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4 outer (valence) electrons.

34
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Bottom line about carbon

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It has HUGE potential for making a WIDE VARIETY of different types of molecules.

35
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Bottom line about making polymers.

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Small subunits link together to make large polymers.

36
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4 major groups of organic compounds

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Carbohydrates
Lipids
Proteins
Nucleus acids

37
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Functions of Carbohydrates

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Quick energy
They function in short term energy storage in plants
They function as intermediate term storage
They function as structural components in cells

38
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Monomers polymers polysaccharides are part of what structure?

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General carb structure

39
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Monosaccharides

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Monomers of carbs are monosaccharides

40
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Why are monosaccharides important

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Energy in them can be made quickly available to living things

41
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Disaccharides

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Double sugars

Two monosaccharides joined

42
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Why are disaccharides useful?

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Not quite so easily broken down as monosaccharides

43
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How are Polysaccharides made?

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Made by joining many monosaccharides

44
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Types of polysaccharides

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Starch and Glycogen

45
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Polysaccharides - cellulose, example

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Wood

46
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Polysaccharides - chitin

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Structural carbohydrate
Cell walls of fungi
Exoskeleton of autotrophs

47
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What are 4 types of Lipids

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Waxed
Oils
Fats
Steroids
Hormones
All are nonpolar(don't dissolve in water)
48
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Functions of lipids are what?

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Energy storage
Insulation
Keeps animals warm
Shock absorption
Make important compounds
49
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Structure of lipids

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Glycerol + 3 fatty acids

50
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Nadph nad+ are essential in what cycle

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Calvin cycle

51
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Solvent of life

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Water

52
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Solvent

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Something that dissolves something else

53
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Cells come from what?

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Pre-existing cells through cell division

54
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Cells are the smallest unit that is capable or performing life functions because……

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Cells have all of the characteristics of living things

55
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What type of cell is a complex organism in most living things?

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Eukaryotic cell

56
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Which type of cell can be unicellular and multicellular?

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Eukaryotic cell

57
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All living things are made of what?

A

Cells

58
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What are the smallest working units of life?

A

Cells

59
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This cell has organelles that are surrounded by membranes.

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Eukaryotic cell

60
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Cell membranes are in what two cells?

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Eukaryotic and prokaryotic cells

61
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Which type of bilayer allows certain materials to pass freely rather than other materials?

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Phospholipid

62
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Cytoplasm is found in what two cells

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Eukaryotic and prokaryotic cells

63
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Which organelle is a jelly like fluid inside the membrane and supports and protects the cells?

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Cytoplasm

64
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Which organelle is big in plant cells and small in animal cells and stores waste?

A

Vacuole

65
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The smallest working units of life are?

A

Cells

66
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All living things are made of what?

A

Cells

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