exam 2 bio lab Flashcards

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equation for cellular respiration

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C 6H12O6+6 O2 —- 6 CO2+H2O+32 ATP
glucose oxygen carbon water chemical
raw products by=products main products

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______and _____ are process that occur in both plant and animal

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Respiration and fermentation

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_______ is the partial oxidation of carbohydrates or other organic molecules to two molecules of pyruvate/pyruvic acid.

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Glycolysis

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glycolysis can occur in the absence or presence of _____. The efficiency of respiration is related to the presence or absence of _______.

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Oxygen
oxygen

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____conditions require the presence of oxygen while anaerobic conditions do not have oxygen

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Aerobic

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In the absence of oxygen (anaerobic conditions) the pyruvate formed during glycolysis is reduced to ____and ____ in plants and microorganisms and to_____ in animals by process of ______

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carbon dioxide
ethanol alcohol
Latic acid
fermentation

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under ____ conditions the respiration of one molecule of glucose results in a yet yield of 32 adenosine triphosphate molecules compared to the to a net yield of only 2 molecules of ATP under ______ conditions

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Aerobic
anarobic

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APT is the abbreviation for ________.ATP is chemical energy our cells use.

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Adenosine Triphosphate

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The ____ we exhale from our lungs is one of the by-products from burning or respiring fuel by the cells of our bodies. When we exhale CO2 into limewater a _____ precipitate forms termed CHALK

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CO2
white

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what did you add to the limewater when you bubbled into the tube

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CO2= carbon dioxide

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Co2 is exhaled because it is a product of what?

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Cellular respiration

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is the white precipitation/chalk observed in the test tube of limewater before or after bubbling?

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After the bubbling

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When CO2 and water combine what do they from

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Carbonic acid

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when carbonic acid interacts with limewater what is produced

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chalk

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we see the chalk as what in the test tube after bubbling

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cloudy white precipitation

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seeds are activated by the uptake of water and being the process of _____ to break down and utilize the energy in stored plant starch.

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cellular respiration

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did they dye move in the respirometers with live seeds or dead seeds

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live seeds

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why is the dye moving? what is being consumed by the seeds?

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Its moving due to cellular respiration and oxygen

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what gas is the respirometer measuring

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Oxygen=O2

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what is the purpose of KOH

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to absorb the carbon dioxide produced by the seeds.

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why should the dye only move in the respirometers with live seeds?

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because the seeds are actively respiring

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the process of fermentation occurs in both _____and ____.In plants (plant-like organisms), reduction of pyruvic acid produces _____ and _______whereas animals (including humas) produce ______. Two ATP molecules are prodcued in both animal and plant fermentation.Bakers _____can be used to demostatre fermentation.

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plant and animals
carbon dioxide
ethyl alcohol
lactic acid
yeasts

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does the level of yeast solution change over time

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yes

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what is causing the fermentation displacement

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fermentation producing

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what is being produced in the fermentation of tube that we observe as tiny bubbles
CO2-carbon dioxide
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what other evidence is there that fermentation is occurring
smell of ethanol
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what two products of fermentation that we observe with the yeast glucose solution
CO2 -carbon dioxide ethanol
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what is the energy source for the fermentation of experiment
glucose
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what is the heat energy source for the fermentation experiment
lamp
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equation for photosynthesis
6 co2+h20 light/chlorophyll cc6h1206+6 02 carbon water glucose oxygen raw materials conditions main product byproduct
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plants____ which means they make their own food
Autotrophic
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plants undergo______ to make their own food
photosynthesis
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which substance listed in the summary equation for photosynthesis acts as food for plants
glucose
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plants and animals depend on each other. Plants provide animals with ____(gas) which is needed for cellular respiration. Animals provide plants ____(gas) which is needed for photosynthesis
Oxygen CO2 Carbon
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The _____ has been identified as the site of photosynthesis
chloroplast
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label the chloroplast
stroma is the liquid grana is the ovals
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Photosynthesis does not occur in
animals
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The _______reactions have an absolute requirement for light as an energy source. These reactions convert ____ energy into ___ energy and occur in the ____ or the chloroplast
light dependent light chemical grana
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The ______ reactions use ____ energy to convert CO2 and H2O into _____. This occurs in the _____ of the chloroplast in the presence or absence of light.
light independent chemical glucose stroma
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limiting factors of photosynthesis
carbon dioxide available water available chlorophyll temperature of chloroplast amount of light
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what gas is produced during photosynthesis is shown in the tubes above as bubbles exiting the stem?
Oxygen
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as the intensity of light increases does the rate of photosynthesis increase or decrease how do you know
increases the more light they more the energy they produce
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The sodium bicarbonate solution (Na2CO3+H2O=2NaOH+CO2) provides what raw materials for _______ to occur
photosynthesis
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what evidence is there that photosynthesis is occuring
bubbles of oxygen
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_____ is a Ph indicator solution that exhibits a range of color changes corresponding to the different Ph values. Under acid conditions the color of phenol red solution is _____ and under basic conditions the phenol red solution changes to a _______ color
Phenol red yellow red/pink
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phenol red added but no bubbling of CO2 yet
Neutral/basic red/pink
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phenol red added and CO2 been bubbled in
Acidic yellow
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photosynthesis has been occurring for 30 minutes
neutral/basic Red/pink
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phenol red is _____ in basic/neutral conditions but it is______ in acidic conditions
red/pink yellow
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H2O plus phenol red is what color? what is the PH of the solution?
pink/red basic/neutral
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how do we add Co2 to the tube
bubbling in the tube
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Once CO2 is bubbled into the H2O plus phenol red solution what color change occurs
turns yellow acidic
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plant will use the ___ that we bubbled into the solution to undergo ______ will this cause the solution to become basic/neutral or acidic again? we know this because the solution is what color after photosynthesis has been occurring for 30 minutes
CO2= carbon dioxide photosynthesis
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what substance is being consumed during photosynthesis_______ This will remove the CO2 from the water causing the tube to be what color.
CO2 =carbon dioxide
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______ was developed as a technique to separate organic compounds in a mixture. The technique involves a _____ represented by the filter paper and a ____ which is a solvent mixture of petroleum ether and acetone in a 9:1 ratio
paper chromatography stationary phase moving phase
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a ratio of the distance a compound moves relative to the distance the solvent moves is called the ____
RF value
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pigment chlorophyll A color of pigment and colors of light absorbed
blue-green blue-red
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pigment chlorophyll B color pf pigment and colors of light absorbed
Yellow-green blue red
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pigment xanthophylls color of pigment and colors of light absorbed
yellow violet-blue
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pigment carotene color of pigment and colors of light absorbed
yellow-orange violet-blue
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state the two parts of the cell theory
cells are the structural and functional of living organisms all cells come from per-exiting cells
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nuclear division by mitosis results in two _____which are identical (in respect to the number and genetic composition of ____ to the ______
Daughter cells chromosomes parent cell
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The chromosomes carry the hereditary factors or___
genes
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G1,S,G2 periods are called ___ the periods between two cell division
interphase
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describe G1 phase
growth before DNA synthesis
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describe S phase
DNA synthesis is when cell starting to duplicate
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describe G2 phase
growth after DNA cell needs to grow more for the two daughters
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what are the five main components of mitotic apparatus
chromosomes -centromere- spindle fibers- aster rays -centrioles
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most plant cells lack in ______ and _______
aster rays centrioles
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is interphase and cytokinesis apart from mitosis
no
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define prophase
Random arranged chromosomes
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define metaphase
lined in the middel
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define anaphase
when they are spaced out
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define telophase
when they are spaced out and pinched
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during sexual reproduction in animals two sex cells called ______ sperm and egg fuse to make on new cell. The new ____ resulting from this fusion contains material from both parents
Gametes zygote
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________is the study of the development of the zygote and the embryo
embryology
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the zygote develops three kinds of activity
Mitosis movement cells differentiation of cells
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define fertilization
sperm + egg = zygote fertilized egg resulting in nucleus no longer visible due to due fusion
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define cleavage
zygote and early embryo divide serval time through mitosis making more cell
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define gastrulation
pushing in occurs causing a new cavity to from
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define organogenesis
formation of organ systems
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define neurulation
development of nervous system
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endoderm
inner gut gives rise to inner lining gut and organs delivered from it
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mesoderm
intermediate (middle) muscle gives rise to muscle the organ of circulation reproduction and excretion
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ectoderm
surface (outer) skin rise to tissues of nervous system and outer layer of integument