BIO 111 Lab- Quiz 2 Flashcards

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Ocular lens

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Like binoculars, what you look through.

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2
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Revolving nosepiece

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What spins the objective lens (black circle with objective lens coming off)

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3
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Objective lens

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Lenses coming off nosepiece with different magnifications.

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4
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Coarse focus

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Big knob on the side

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5
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Fine focus

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Smaller knob coming off of coarse

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6
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Stage

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What you put slides on

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7
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Light source

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Light below stage

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8
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Condenser

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Knob looking above the light source

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9
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Wet mount with minimal air bubbles

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Apply the coverslip at a 45 degree angle

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10
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Prokaryote

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No nucleus, shaped like rods spirals or spheres

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11
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Animal cell

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Has nucleus, no cell wall

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12
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Plant cell

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Has large vaculole, has cell wall

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13
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Organelles visible in animal cells

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Nucleus, cell membrane, cytoplasm

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14
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Hypotonic- animal cells

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Cell swells and bursts

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15
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Hypertonic- Animal cells

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Cell shrinks and shrivels

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16
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Hypotonic- Plant cells

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Cell is turgid- healthy and firm

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17
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Hypertonic- Plant cells

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Cell is flaccid or shriveled

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18
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Isotonic

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Cell is neither firm or wilted

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19
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Results of tubing experiment

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Tubing gained volume

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20
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Starch ____ move out of the tube into beaker

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Did not

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21
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Test for starch

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Iodine

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22
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Positive iodine test

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Dark blue or black

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23
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Why starch did not move into beaker

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Starch molecules are too large to pass through a semipermable membrane

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24
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Glucose ____ move out of tube into beaker

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Why glucose did move into beaker
Glucose is a small molecule and can pass through a semipermable membrane by diffusion
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Test for glucose
Benedicts
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Positive Benedicts
Green, yellow, orange, or red
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Water ____ move into the bag
Did
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Water moving into bag caused by
Osmosis
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Osmosis
Water from an area of lower solute concentration to an area of higher solute concentration
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Determining water moving into bag
Bag gained mass
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Chemical reaction is catalyzed by catox
Catechol oxidase
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Product for enzyme catechol oxidase
Benzoquinone
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Enzyme for enzyme catechol oxidase
Catechol
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Charcteristics of competitive inhibitors
- Binds to the active site - Uses hydrogen (H) bonds - Must look in part like substrate - Flooding saves the reaction
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Charcteristics of non-competitive inhibitor
- Binds to the allosteric site - Can use H bond or covalent bond - May or may not look like substrate - Flooding has no effect
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Benzoic acid is an ____ inhibitor
Competitive
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Benzoic acid being a competitive inhibitor due to
Benzoic acid competes with catechol for the active site but does not permanently affect enzyme function.
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PTU is an ____ inhibitor
Non-competitive
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PTU being a non-competitive inhibitor due to
PTU reduces the enzyme's effectiveness regardless of how much substrate is available.
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Unknown
A competitive inhibitor
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Caption for figures
Goes below
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Independent variable
On X-axis
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Scale for dependent variable
What highest data bar goes up to from 0 or 1 Ex: 1-4
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Nutritive substances
- Glucose - Fructose - Sucrose - Starch is nutritive if amylase is present
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Non-nutritive substances
- Sucralose or Splenda - Aspartame in Equal - Starch if amylase is absent
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Independent variable in fermentation
Various solutions.
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Dependent variable in fermentation
Rate of fermentation
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Hypothesis for fermentation
Nutritive substances will have a higher rate of fermentation in yeast than non-nutritive substances.
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Prediction for fermentation
If yeast is given nutritive substances, then the rate of fermentation will be higher than when yeast is given non-nutritive substances.
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Graph used for fermentation
A line graph
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Why is this graph used
The dependent variable is measured over a continuous time.
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Glycolsis vs fermentation- glycolsis
Glycolysis is the 10-step process, two pyruvate molecules
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Fermentation vs glycolisis- Fermentation
Fermentation occurs when there is a lack or relative lack of oxygen. NADH is oxidized to NAD+.
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Products of fermentation in yeast
- ethanol - NAD+ - CO2
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Primary product needed for yeast to continue producing ATP during glycolysis
NAD+ must be recycled in order to keep making ATP in glycolysis.
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Nutritive
Increase in ATP production
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CO2 production is a measure of the fermentation rate
We can see the bubbles forming and measure them
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Non-nutritive
No ATP production