Cell Biology Flashcards

1
Q

What happens when enzymes are denatured

A

When enzymes are denatured the amino acids break and the shape of the active site changes so the substrate no longer fits

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2
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what is an enzymes role?

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Enzymes speed up the rate of all biochemical reactions. They allow Biochemical reactions to proceed rapidly at the relatively low temperatures.

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3
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Where are enzymes found?

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Enzymes are found in living cells.

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4
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Name three structures or parts shown to be present in a plant cell and animal/human cell 

A

Nucleus
Cytoplasm
Cell membrane

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5
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Name a structure that would be found in a plant cells but not in a root cell

A

Chloroplasts.

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6
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Name a substance added to make cell structures more visible when viewing with microscope

A

Stain

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7
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What’s the one with the blood cells can fight infection?

A

By engulfing bacteria and producing antibodies.

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8
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What substance forms blood clots ?

A

protein

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9
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Name the raw materials of photosynthesis?

A

Carbon dioxide and water.

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10
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What is the green chemical which plants need to carry for photosynthesis called?

A

Chlorophyll

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11
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What are chemical substance are enzymes made of?

A

enzymes are made of protein/amino acids

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12
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What is a catalyst?

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A catalyst is a material that speeds up the chemical reaction while remaining unchanged

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13
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Give an example of a geneticallly engineered Protein and what Is it used for?

A

Insulin and that is used to treat diabetes.

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14
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What is meant by the term synthesis reaction?

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Smaller substrate molecules are built up into larger products.

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15
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 how would a change in the DNA affect a protein?

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There would be a difference in structure/shape

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16
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Describe how the type of protein is coded for by DNA

A

Sequence of bases

17
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What are stem cells

A

Stem cells are master cells of the body they can divide by mitosis and they are not specific

18
Q

What does a gene do

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A gene controlls cell activities and contains genetic information that codes for certain proteins

19
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What does the nucleus do

A

controlls all cell sctivity including cell devision

20
Q

What are Chromosomes

A

Thread like structures that carry genetic information

21
Q

What are the base pairs

A

A = T

C = G

22
Q

What determins the sequence of amino acids

A

The sequence of bases on the DNA determines the sequence of amino acids

23
Q

What does a train or a code carry

A

A gene or a code

Carries instructions to make a particular protein

24
Q

What is it about bacteria that allow them to Produce insulin quickly

A

The bacteria reproduces quickly

25
Q

How does mitosis insures that the daughter cells will be able to function properly

A

So no genetic information is lost