B1-Cell-level systems Flashcards

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1
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DNA structure

A

Double helix, made of nucleotides,polymer

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DNA bases

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Adenine,guanine,cytosine and thymine

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3
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DNA base pairs

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A and T

C and G

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4
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Enzymes

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Large protein molecules,catalysts,specific to one reaction

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5
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Lock and key hypothesis

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Active site specific to only one substrate

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6
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Factors affecting rate of enzyme reactions

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1-temperature 
2-pH
3-substrate concentration 
4-enzymes concentration 
(pH too high or too hot, enzymes will denature)
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7
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Catalyst

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Something that speeds up a reaction without being used up itself

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Enzyme- carbohydrates->sugars

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Carbohydrase

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Enzyme- proteins-> amino acids

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Protease

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10
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Enzyme- Lipids->fatty acids + glycerol

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Lipase

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Respiration equation

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Glucose + oxygen -> carbon dioxide + water

C6H12O6 + 6O2 -> 6CO2 + 6H2O

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12
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Anaerobic respiration equation

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Glucose-> lactic acid

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13
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Aerobic vs anaerobic

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  • aerobic produces more
  • aerobic occurs in mitochondria anaerobic occurs in muscles
  • anaerobic leads to buildup of lactic acid (cramps) which can be broken down by oxygen (oxygen debt)
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14
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Fermentation equation

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glucose -> ethanol + carbon dioxide

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15
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Eukaryotic

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-complex,large (10-100 micrometers),contain nucleus

Eg.Animal cell, plant cell

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16
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Prokaryotic

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Simple,small (1-10 micrometer),DNA floats in cytoplasm

Eg.bacterial cell

17
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Light microscopy

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-cheap,easy to use, natural colours sen,resolution up to 2 micrometers,live or dead specimen

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Electron microscopy

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-expensive,difficult to use,black and white images but false colour can be added,up to 0.1nm resolution, only dead specimens

19
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Parts of light microscope

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Eyepiece lens,objective lens,stage,coarse focus, stage, fine focus, slide, light

20
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Cell stains

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Methylene blue -> nucleus of anima, cells

-iodine-> nucleus of plant cell

21
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Photosynthesis equation

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Carbon dioxide + water -> glucose + oxygen

6CO2 + 6H2O -> C6H12O6 + 6O2

22
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Starch test (glucose stored as starch)

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Iodine will turn from yellow-brown to blue-black if starch present

23
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Limiting factors of photosynthesis

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1-light intensity
2-carbon dioxide
3-Temperature (until enzymes denature)

24
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Inverse square law

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Relative light intensity = 1/distance from light source^2

25
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Animal cell subcellular structures

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Nucleus
Mitochondria (respiration takes place)
Cell membrane
Cytoplasm

26
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Plant cell sub cellular structures

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Chloroplast (photosynthesis)
Vacuole (keeps cell rigid)
Cytoplasm 
Cell wall
Cell membrane
Nucleus 
Mitochondria