Midterms Flashcards

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carbohydrates function?

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energy and storage

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examples of carbohydrates

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sucrose, cellulose, and polysaccharides

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lipids function

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energy storage, organ cushion, and body insulation

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lipids examples

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fats, oils, and cheeses

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proteins function

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muscle contraction, enzymes, transport and storage

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proteins examples (foods)

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fish, nuts, beans, and meat

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nucleic acids function

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stores and transmits hereditary info

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nucleic acid examples

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sugar

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dehydration synthesis

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water molecules are removed to join reactants together

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hydration synthesis

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chemical compounds are broken down by water

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all organic molecules contain

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carbon

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what’s an enzyme?

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specialized type of protein

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enzyme function

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lowers the activation energy and speeds up reactions

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enzyme analogy

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lock and key

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what causes the denaturing of an enzyme?

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pH levels, temperature, and inhibitors (snake venom)

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what happens when an enzyme becomes denatured?

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protein structure unravels, making the enzyme nonfunctional (they can’t return to their original shape)

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what is photosynthesis?

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process in which light is converted into chemical energy

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what is cellular respiration?

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converts glucose into a usable form of ATP energy

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reactants of photosynthesis

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water carbon dioxide, and light energy

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products of photosynthesis

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glucose and oxygen gas

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what kind of energy do cells use?

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ATP (adenosine triphosphate)

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where does photosynthesis take place? (which organelle)

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chloroplast

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reactants of cellular respiration

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glucose and oxygen

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products of cellular respiration

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ATP, water, and carbon dioxide

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where does cellular respiration occur?
mitochondria
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primary source of energy for all life on earth
sun/solar energy/light energy
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anaerobic respiration
respiration that doesn't require oxygen and occurs in cytoplasm
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aerobic respiration
respiration that requires oxygen and occurs in the mitochondria
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autotrophs
makes their own energy from sunlight
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heterotrophs
gets their energy from other organisms
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1st step of photosynthesis
energy is captured from the sun and gets converted into chemical energy
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2nd step of photosynthesis
energy powers the formation of organic compounds using carbon dioxide
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3 steps of aerobic respiration
1. glycolysis 2. Krebs cycle 3. electron transport chain
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structure of DNA
double helix (twisted ladder)
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DNA function
carries genetic information
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where is DNA found?
mostly nucleus, but also in mitochondria and floating in cell
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what is a nucleotide made up of?
phosphate, deoxyribose sugar, base pair
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base pairing rules for DNA
A-T (adenine-thymine) and G-C (guanine-cytosine)
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who discovered the structure of DNA?
rosalind franklin, James watson, francis crick
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antiparallel definition (DNA)
where two stands of DNA run in opposite directions
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semiconservative replication definition (DNA)
one of the two old previous strands of DNA are conserved in each daughter molecule
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RNA is...
ribose, single stranded, includes uracil, throughout the cell
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DNA is...
deoxyribose, double stranded, includes thymine and in nucleus only
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3 types of RNA
1. mRNA (messenger) 2. tRNA (transfer) 3. rRNA (ribosomal)
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what molecule is made during transcription?
mRNA
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where does transcription occur?
nucleus
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what happens during transcription?
genetic info is copied from DNA to mRNA
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what molecule is made at the end of translation?
protein/amino acid
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where does translation occur?
ribosome
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what happens during translation?
mRNA converts into amino acids
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what is a protein?
molecule made of amino acids
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what does protein do #2?
growth and repair, also energy, pretty much everything
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how does DNA determine a trait?
the instructions contained in the DNA are translated into mRNA which are used to make different proteins that make genetic codes which determine external traits
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what's a codon?
3 nucleotides of an mRNA molecule
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what's an anticodon?
3 nucleotides of a tRNA molecule
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what's a mutation
change in chromosome structure
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4 types of mutation
1.Insertion 2.Deletion 3. Translocation 4. Nonsense
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Create RNA from this DNA strand - AAT CGA CAT CCT GCA
UUA GCU GUA GGA CGU
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What does TULIPS stand for? (Graphing)
1.Title 2.Units 3.Labels 4.Integers 5.Points 6.Scale
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What's an independent variable?
what you change in the experiment
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what's a dependent variable?
what you're measuring in the experiment
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what's a control variable?
what you keep the same/consistent in the experiment (room, temperature, person performing it, etc.)
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what's a control group?
what you don't change in the experiment (baseline group for comparisons)