Exam 2 (Memorization): Energy, Enzyme, Photosynthesis, Cell Respiration, and Cell Division Flashcards

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Energy

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Capacity to do work

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Kinetic Energy

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The energy of movement

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Potential Energy

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Stored energy often related to location or position (include: chemical energy)

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1st law of thermodynamics

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Energy can neither be created nor destroyed, only altered in form

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2nd law of thermodynamics

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Energy is transferred or transformed, more and more of it is wasted

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Entropy

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Tends to increase as energy transformation occur, put in constant energy

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Metabolism

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Sum total of all chemical reactions in a living organism

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Anabolic

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Putting molecules together requires energy input. Ex: Reactant +free energy =>Product(s)

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Catabolic

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Breaking down molecules releases energy. Ex: Reactant => Product(s) + free energy

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Autotroph (self-feeding)

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Sustain themselves without eating or decomposing other organisms (they make organic molecules from inorganic raw material)

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Heterotroph (other-feeding)

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Sustain themselves by eating or decomposing other organisms

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Enzyme

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1) Proteins are enzymes
2) Molecules that catalyze reactions (increase the rate of reaction)
3) Has an active site that matches particular substrate

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Catalyst

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Any substance that increases the rate of a reaction without itself being consumed

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14
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Active site

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Enzyme that is in region that binds substrate molecules

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Substrate

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Substance on which an enzyme can act

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Photosynthesis

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The process in which green plants use sunlight to make their food.

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Chloroplast

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The structure found in plant to specialize in converting sunlight into energy that plants can use

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Chlorophyll

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Green pigment located inside chloroplast, building blocks of plants

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Stroma

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Colorless fluid-like matrix of a cell to help functioning support the cell

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20
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Stromata

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Gel-alike from the chloroplasts and certain cells

21
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G3P

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Product of Calvin Cycle (3-carbon)

22
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Mitochondria

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Organelle within eukaryotic cells that produce ATP

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Aerobic

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Exchange two gases ~ oxygen and carbon dioxide

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Anaerobic

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Respiration occur without oxygen, and release less energy

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Cellular respiration

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A series of metabolic processes that take place within a cell

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Fermentation

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Chemical change that happen in vegetable or animal substance

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Gene

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Carry the information that determines the trait

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Chromatin

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Genetic material or a macromolecule comprising DNA, RNA and protein (DNA + protein that assist in organizational structure)

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Sister chromatid

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Dividing cells, each chromosome has connected at the centromere

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Homologous chromosomes

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23 pairs of 1 copy from each parent (chromosome pairs inherited from each)

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Diploid

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Cell containing two sets of chromosomes

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Haploid

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Cell containing single set of chromosome

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Cell cycle

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Regulating by dividing into dividing and non-dividing (interphase) sections

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Mitosis

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The general form of replication (growth, replacement) and does not require input from the organism

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Gamete

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Haploid cell = 1 diploid cell (gender) and an organism’s reproductive cell

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Non-disjunction

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Failed separation of chromosomes during cell division

37
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The act of flipping a light switch and the resulting light that fills a dark room are both examples of:

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Kinetic energy

38
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According to the laws of thermodynamics, energy can be

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Transformed but not created or destroyed

39
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A chemical reaction combines two small, low-energy monosaccharides into one larger, higher-energy disaccharide. The reaction would be classified as follows:

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Endergonic and anabolic

40
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A molecule is similar but not identical to the substrate binding to the active site of an enzyme, preventing it from catalyzing a reaction. The molecule is an

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Competitive inhibitor

41
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The part of the chloroplast where the Calvin Cycle occurs is the:

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Stroma

42
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In photosynthesis, NADP becomes NADPH during the___using electrons supplied by

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Light-dependent reaction; water

43
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In both photosynthesis and aerobic cellular respiration, H+ ions are pumped across an inner membrane using active transport to create a concentration gradient during

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The electron transport chain

44
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Fermentation is used by cells when there is an absence of and is used to produce from

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Oxygen; NAD+; NADH

45
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Two identical copies of a specific strand of DNA formed during the S-phase and held together by a centromere are:

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Sister chromatids

46
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In what phase would sister chromatids (not homologs) be arranged along the cell midline during cell division?

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Metaphase 1

47
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If a plant has a diploid number of 14, how many chromosomes would you expect in one of its gamete?

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7

48
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Which of the following statement is incorrect for meiosis?

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Sister chromatids of a chromosome in metaphase 1 are not identical