A1 Flashcards

1
Q

how is water essential for life?(8)

A
  • metabolism
  • nutrition
  • growth
  • reproduction
  • movement
  • response to stimuli
  • excretion
  • homostasis
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2
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molecules

A

two atoms joined by covalent bonds (shared electrons)

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3
Q

polarity?

A

when the atoms in a molecule have both positive and negative charges

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4
Q

is water polar ?

A

yes

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5
Q

which atom is postive and wich is negative in water?

A
  • oxygen negative
  • hyrodgen positive
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6
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what bond forms between the atoms in a molecule?

A

intra molecular (in water its a covalent)

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7
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hyrogen bond

A

bonds between water molecules- the postive H and negative O

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8
Q

what happens between water modecules when they Cuddle

A

cohesion

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9
Q

what type of substance does water ahere to

A

hydrophillic

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10
Q

what does waters polarity make it?

A
  • solvent
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11
Q

hyrophillic

A

attarcted to water

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12
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hydrophobic

A

not attracted to water

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13
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are hydrophobic molecules soluable in water? why?

A

no because they are none polar so theres nothing to attarct to the water

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14
Q

DNA are ____ made up of ______

A
  • polymers
  • nucleotides
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15
Q

each nucleotide is made up of what 3 parts ?

A
  • phosphate group
  • pentose sugar
  • nitrogenous base
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16
Q

bases in dna

A
  • adenine
  • guanine
  • cytocine
  • thymine
17
Q

bases in rna

A
  • adenine
  • guanine
  • cytocine
  • uracil
18
Q

what is the backbone of DNA

A

strands of nucleotides joined together by carbon bonds on CARBON 3

19
Q

how do these covalent bonds form in the strands?

A

condensation of the H on the phosphate group and the OH from the pentose sugar. this leaves a covalent bond and a production of water.

20
Q

when the antiparallel spiral of DNA forms, what bonds form between bases?

A

hydorgen bonds

21
Q

adenine and

22
Q

adenine and (rna)

23
Q

guanine

24
Q

when labelling the structure of DNA the one holding the base is carbon 1 and then u label left to right. what two ends to we have

A

5 - 3
3 - 5

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3 differences DNA and RNA
1. pentose sugar; dna is deoxyribose rna is ribose 2. bases dna is thymine rna is uracil 3. rna is usually one stand dna is 2
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what do triplets code for in DNA
Amino acids
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the coding for similar ammino acids such gives evidence for what?
a common ansestor
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what is the importance of these 64 codes
it is the conservation of the genetic code
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how does condensation work
removing an OH from one molecule,and an O from anouther allowing a coavlent bond to form and release of water