Exam 1 Flashcards

(43 cards)

1
Q

Cells represent a fundamental ______________ ____ in Biology

A

organizational

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2
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First life forms were ___________

A

unicellular

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3
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Tissues are composed of _____

A

cells

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4
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All organisms start off as a ______ ____

A

single cell

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5
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All known living things are made up of _____

A

cells

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6
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The cell is the _________ ___ __________ ____ of all living things.

A

structural and functional unit

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7
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All cells come from pre-existing cells by

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division

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8
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Cells contain __________ ___________ which is passed from cell to cell during cell division.

A

hereditary information

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9
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All cells have basically the same ________ composition.

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chemical

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10
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All ______ ____________ of life occurs within cells.

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energy transduction

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11
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Cell sizes can range from under a ______ (__________) to up to ___________ in size (_____ _____)

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micron (mycoplasma), centimeters (slime molds)

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12
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The genome of cells can encode anywhere from ___ ________ (__________) up to ~_____

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468 proteins (mycoplasma), 32000

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13
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Cells are classified according to their __________

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complexity

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14
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Archaebacteria and eubacteria; simple organisms without a defined nucleus

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Prokaryotes

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15
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Plant, animal, and fungus cells; well defined nucleus completely surrounded by a double membrane

A

Eukaryotes

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16
Q

All cells use DNA to store their _______ ___________

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genetic information

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17
Q

sugar phosphate + base =

A

nucleotide

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18
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________-bonded base pairs

19
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All cells replicate their DNA by ________-________ ______________

A

template-directed polymerization.

20
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All cells use RNA as an ____________ ____

A

intermediate form

21
Q

Double-stranded DNA ——————-> RNA

A

Transcription

22
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All cells use ________ as catalysts

23
Q

The fundamental unit of biological information is

A

one gene which encodes one protein

24
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All cells require a production of ________ _________ ______

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chemical potential energy

25
Isolates the cell and regulates material and energy transfer across cell boundaries
Plasma membrane
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DNA synthesis
Replication
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RNA synthesis
Transcription
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Protein synthesis
Translation
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Abundant atoms in cells
C, N, O, H
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Less abundant atoms in cells
Na, Mg, K, Cl, Ca, P, Fe, Zn, Cu
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The __________ _________ of atoms determines what type of chemical interaction occurs in cell
electronic structure
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Sharing of electrons
Covalent bond
33
Transfer of electrons
Ionic bond
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Covalent bonds: electrons in _____ ________ are shared between the atoms
outer orbitals
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In aqueous solution, the anion-cation bond is greatly ________, resulting in ____________.
weakened, dissociation
36
Bond lengths shortest to longest
Covalent, noncovalent: hydrogen bond, noncovalent: ionic bond
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Geometry of covalent bonds
Bent
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Double bonds prevent
intramolecular rotation
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Two macromolecules with complimentary surfaces can bind tightly together through ___________ interactions
noncovalent
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small organic building block of the cell: sugar
large organic molecules of the cell: polysaccharides, glycogen, and starch (in plants)
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small organic building block of the cell: fatty acids
large organic molecules of the cell: fats and membrane lipids
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small organic building block of the cell: amino acids
large organic molecules of the cell: proteins
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small organic building block of the cell: nucleotides