Lecture #3 - Exam 1 Flashcards

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1
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2 types if eukaryotic celss

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plant & animals

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2
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The cytoskeleton provides

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structural support and aids in cell movement.

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3
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The cell membrane regulates

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substance passage.

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4
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Vacuoles store

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food, waste, and other substances.

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5
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Mitochondria are responsible for

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ATP production.

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6
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Lysosomes contain ________ for _________

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Lysosomes contain enzymes for waste digestion.

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7
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The endoplasmic reticulum (ER) is involved in ___, _______,and _______ synthesis.

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lipid, carbohydrate, and protein synthesis.

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8
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Golgi apparatus ____________ cellular products.

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processes and sorts

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9
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Lysosomes are responsible for

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degrading old and damaged organelles.

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10
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The endomembrane system comprises various organelles, excluding ________

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the nucleus.

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11
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Chloroplasts are the primary sites of ______ synthesis.

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ATP

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12
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Smooth endoplasmic reticulum specializes in _____ and __________

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lipid synthesis and detoxification.

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13
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2 types of movemenet of large molecules across the membrane

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exocystisis, endocytosis

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14
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2 types of endocytosis

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phagocytosis (engulfs big molecules)

pinocytosis (dissolves molecules to take in)

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15
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4 types of vesicles

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vesicles
peroxisomes
lysosome
vacuoles

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16
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peroxisomes …

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detoxify and breakdown harmful bacyeria

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17
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The rough endoplasmic reticulum contains _______ for ________ synthesis.

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ribosomes for protein synthesis.

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18
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The cell’s structural framework is determined by the ________

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cytoskeleton.

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19
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Mitochondria and chloroplasts originated from __________ via _________.

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free-living bacterial cells via endosymbiosis.

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20
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The cell membrane acts as a ______-

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selective barrier.

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21
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shared components of eukaryotics cells (4)

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  1. cytoskleton
  2. nucleus
  3. golgi apparatus
  4. endoplasmic reticulum
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22
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unique componets of a plant cell(3)

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cell wall
plasmodemata
chloroplasts

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23
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unique comppnent of an animal cell

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cilia

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24
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GM crops are thoroughly evaluated by ______

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multiple agencies (Biosecurity and surveillance) before consumption.

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25
Photosynthesis mechanisms vary during
hot and dry seasons. 
26
Some plants can communicate and warn
nearby plants about potential attacks. 
27
Sunlight plays a significant role in
human biology. 
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A portion of radiant energy from the sun is incorporated into ___________ during photosynthesis.  Hwat %
organic compounds (less than 1%)
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The primary purpose of the Calvin cycle is to
create glucose. 
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C4 photosynthesis is an adaptation to
hot, dry conditions. 
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organelle for photosynthesisi
choloroplasts
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Photosynthesis process
1) chlorophyl captures light & splits H20 into O2 and H ---> forms NADPH and ATP. 2) calvin cycle- turns ATP + CO2 into glucose& oxygen
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the pigment that absorbs light
chlorophyll
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The main products of photosynthesis include _______ and ________.
glucose and oxygen.
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C3 plants collect CO2 BY
closing toma & decrease sugar productin
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C4 plants collect CO2 BY
close stoma & use Co2 tank
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CAM plant scollect CO2 by
getting CO2 at night
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Glycolysis occurs in the _______ and yields ______ ATP from one glucose. 
cytoplasm; two
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The Krebs Cycle's primary purpose is to produce ____and _______
NADH and FADH2. 
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The Electron Transport Chain (ETC) in cellular respiration primarily regenerates _______ and _______ 
NADH and FADH2.
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The majority of ATP is generated during the _________
Electron Transport Chain. 
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Glycolysis takes place in the _______ , while the Krebs cycle and electron transport chain occur in the __________. 
cytoplasm; mitochondria
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FADH2 is produced during the _________
Krebs cycle. 
44
During aerobic cellular respiration, we inhale oxygen to supply ________ and exhale CO2 produced by cellular respiration. 
the mitochondria
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Acetyl-CoA enters the _____________
Krebs cycle. 
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Fermentation reactions do ____ ________ oxygen. 
not produce
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In prokaryotes, electron transport chain components are located in the _________
cell membrane. 
48
The final electron acceptor in aerobic cellular respiration is __________
oxygen. 
49
Fermentation is a metabolic process that does _____ _______oxygen. 
not require
50
The correct sequence of stages in cellular respiration are
glycolysis, (oxidatuin), Krebs cycle, and electron transport chain. 
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The raw material needed for the electron transport chain is _______
oxygen. 
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Products of Krebs Cycle
* co2 * 2 ATP * 6 NADH * 2 FADH2
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Yeast carry out fermentation under ________ conditions. 
anaerobic
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Metabolic pathways such as glycolysis and fermentation do not occur inside_________
mitochondria. 
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products of glycolisis
* 2 pyruvates * 2 ATP * 2 NADH
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products of oxidation
* 2 NADH * 2 Acetyl-coa
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products of electron transport chain
34 ATP
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Proteins can be broken down into ________, which is used to produce energy. 
acetyl-CoA
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total ATP of ceullular respiration
38
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The primary purpose of converting food into ATP in animals is to provide
energy for cellular processes. 
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what is the goall of gycolisis
to break down glucose
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goal of oxidation
Break down Pyruvates
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goal of krebs cycle
break down acetyl-coa into NADH and FADH2
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goal of electron trasnsport chain
regenerate NADH and FADH2 into ATP
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how does the ect turn NADH & FADH2 into ATP?
NADH breaks into 3 H+ FADH2 breaks into 2 H+ H+ go through the ATP synthase