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What is an atom

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is the smallest unit which retains the chemical signature of certain element

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What are atoms composed of

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they are composed of protons , neutrons and electrons.

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What are protons ?

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they carry a positive charge and are found at the center of the atom called the nucleus

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What is the center of a atom called

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nucleus

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What are neautrons

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they carry no charge and are also found in the nucleus

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What are electrons

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are a negative charge that orbits around the nucleus

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Can the number of protons change?

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They cannot change without that element losing its identity

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What is an isotope ?

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Atoms with unusual number of neutrons that effects its atomic weight.

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Do protons and neutrons both carry a weight

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yes they both carry the weight of one atomic mass or Dalton’s.

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Atomic number

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is defined as the number of protons

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What are ions

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an unusual number of electrons . Which causes the atom to be changed.

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Cations

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have less electrons than they do protons

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Anions

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Carry an overall negative charge since they have more electrons than protons.

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convent bond

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share electrons between atoms

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Molecules

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are two or more atoms bound either the same type are different .

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Are 4 bounds between the same atom possible ?

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It is not possible due to the stress to the 4 bounds

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Ionic bonds

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unlike charge between metals and non metals.

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van der walas bond

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weak electron charges between atoms.

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Hydro carbons

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Molecules or portions of molecules composed of exclusively hydrogen and carbon are hydrophobic.

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How many electrons does orbital p carry ?

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6

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How many electrons does “s “ orbital carry ?

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2

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How many electrons does orbital “d” carry ?

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10

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Covalent bonds

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have unsatisfied orbitals, they can form a bond with another atom of the same or different type.

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polar covalent Bonds

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as it has positive and negative.

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Ligand
molecule enzyme binds to either perform a , catabolic , anabolic or other function.
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Gibbs Free energy
Measures the amount of energy through a reaction. The energy at the start must be higher than the energy at the end.
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anabolic
Reactions build up larger macromolecules form smaller building blocks.
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Catabolic reactions:
Break down larger macromolecules into smaller building blocks. ( example digestion )
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Do Enzymes break down ? List all 4
Yes they break down lipids, carbohydrates , nucleotides and proteins taken in diet.
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Protein Structure
are composed of 20 different amino acids. Each amino acid has variable chain that makes it unique.
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Primary structure
The sequence of amino acids
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Secondary structure list 4
is composed of alpha helices, beta sheets and random coils / turns.
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- Tertiary structure
two or more secondary structures which inventor with each other. Can form due to ionic, covalent, or polar interactions
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- Quaternary Structure
two or more territory structures that interact due to ionic, covalent, or polar interactions.
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- Lipids
macromolecules with hydrophilic and hydrophobic protein with long hydrocarbon tails.
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What does DNA use ?
Uses deoxyribose
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RNA
uses ribose
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DNA and RNA what do they both use ?
they use carbohydrates to compose nucleotides.
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Acids
(they give off protons in solution ) . Bases are number on the scale above 7 which accepts protons.
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Saturated lipids
(single covalent bonds between carbon
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Hydrogen bonds
allow for molecules to be soluble by making hydrogen bonds with charged nitrogen atoms or charged oxygen.
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- Diatomic molecules
Are often bound to others of their kind.
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Ph
( the power of hydrogen ) the ph scale ranges 1-14.And 7 being the neutral ( pure H2O).Anything below a 7 , the stronger the acid
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carbohydrates
are a class of macromolecules which are usually 5 or 6 ring structures.
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- Polymers of carbohydrates
can be 1 -4 alpha glycosidic bonds. The beta bonds point up and the alpha bonds point down.
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- Enzymes
(are a class of protein with a specific shape, and unique function. ) All enzymes have an active site, which is a specialized structure which binds to a ligand.
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- Glucose being polymerized into glycogen is an example of
anabolic reaction
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- Phospholipids
the cell membrane is composed of a phospholipid bilayer
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How many Eukaryotes have between carbons ?
18-22 in even numbers
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How many carbons does Prokaryotes have between carbons?
17-21 in odd numbers
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- Lipid bilayer
the hydrophobic tails face inward away from the water, while the heads make associations with water.
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What are cell membranes a mix of ?
Saturated and unsaturated phospholipids.
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Unsaturated phospholipid
tails have bends in them that cause other phospholipids to maintain the distance. This allows for the membrane to be flexible and not rupture
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How can the fluidity of the membrane be increased ?
(with cholesterol A large bulky lipid ) keep phospholipids from getting close to one another
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Channels
Channel proteins work with concentration gradients and do not require energy
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Pumps
Use chemical energy ( ATP) and work against concentration gradients
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Adhesion proteins
Cells are often linked to other cells or to basement membranes.
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Receptor proteins
(Cells communicate with one another.) The immune system is a good example of T cells will bind their receptor with MHCI on a host cell to evaluate if the cell is infected by a virus.
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Cytosol
The jelly like substance inside the cell. The cell is a constant of gravity, without it, the organelles would sink to the bottom of the cell like a snow globe.
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How many chromosomes does a human have ?
46 in total (but has 23 pairs of chromosomes.)
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What does a single gene start with ?
TAC
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What happens during Catabolism
a water molecule is used.
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What happens in Anabolism:
a water molecule is always produced.
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Transcription:
the process of copying a sequence of DNA (a gene) into messenger RNA ( mRNS form .
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gene
is a sequence of DNA which codes for protein
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Can Humans can break down alpha bonds and beta bonds ?
alpha bonds, but not beta ones as the enzyme necessary is absent in humans.
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What does ATP stand for
Adenosine triphosphate
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Eukaryotes
Are cells with a nucleus and membrane bound organelles
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give some examples of eukaryotes list 4
animals , plants , fungi and protozoa
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Prokaryotes
single celled organisms with no membrane bound nucleus or organelles
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what are chromosomes
are a large structure composed of DNA and histone proteins.
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cytoplasm
is the cytosol plus all of the organelles minus the nucleus.
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Ribosomes
are free floating in the cytosol produce proteins which stay inside of the cell.

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