bio revision T-1 Flashcards

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what is an enzyme?

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enzymes are proteins that act as biological catalysts that speed up the rate of reaction without going through any changes themselves

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explain lock and key hypothesis

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enzyme is specific, lock is enzyme and key is substrate. The substrate will come and fit into the active site of the enzyme and form enzyme substrate complex.The substrate then turns into products and leaves the active site free for other substrates.

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3
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define diffusion

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movement of particles from region of high concentration to a region of lower concentration down a concentration gradient as a result of their random movement

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define osmosis

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movement of water molecules from a region of high water potential to region of low water potential through a partially permeable membrane

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examples of diffusion in living organisms

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  • respiration
  • blood molecules diffuse into the blood stream in the small intestine
  • Oxygen molecules diffuse into the bloodstream in the lungs.
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what does diffusion help living organisms to do

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  • helps obtain many of their requirements
  • gets rid pf many of their waste products
  • carries out gas exchange for respiration
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5
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write the word equation for photosynthesis

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carbon dioxide+Water→Sunlight(over arrow) chlorophyll (bellow arrow) glucose + oxygen

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write the chemical equation of photo synthesis

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6CO2 + 6H2O → C6 H12 O6 + 6O2

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7
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how many µm is 1mm

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1000

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8
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differences between monocots & dicots

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1) monocot embryos have a single cotyledon

the dicot embryos have a pair of cotyledons

2) monocots have fibrous root systems

dicots have tap root systems

3) in monocot flowers the count of parts of the flower is three or multiples of 3

the part count in dicot’s is a multiple of four or five or equal tot 4/5

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examples of a monocot

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wheat, corn, & grass

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examples of dicots

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beans, apple, & pear

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why do experiments have controls

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it has all the conditions to grow so it is there to compare with the experiment

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12
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what is the function of magnesium ion in plants

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mg is needed to make chlorophyll

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13
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function of nitrate ion in plants

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nitrates are a source of nitrogen needed to make amino acids ( to build proteins)

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14
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defficiency of mg ions causes ?

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yellowing between the veins of the leaves (chlorosis)

15
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defficiency of nitrate ions causes ?

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stunted growth and yellowing of the leaves

16
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what is the optimum temp where enzymes are most active

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37 degrees celsius ( whatever closest to the human body temp)

17
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what ph is enzymes most effective at

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between 6 & 8

18
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efficiency of mg ions causes ?

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yellowing between the veins of leaves (chlorosis)