bio test 2 Flashcards

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energy

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the ability to do work

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kinetic energy

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moving energy; bike going down a hill

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3
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potential energy

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stored energy available to do work; bike at top of hill

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what kind of energy is stored in organic molecules?

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potential

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5
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what kind of energy is stored in water behind a dam?

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potential energy

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what kind of energy is stored in a waterfall?

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kinetic

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1st law of thermodynamics

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energy cannot be created nor destroyed, but energy can be converted to other forms; chemical reaction

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2nd law of thermodynamics

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energy transformations are inefficient because energy reactions lose some energy to it surroundings as heat

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entropy

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measure of the randomness of all energy becoming heat eventually

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10
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even though the atmosphere contains about 20% oxygen, why does the earth (wood) not go up in flames?

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O2 is not flammable

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activation energy

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energy required as input to start a chemical reaction

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how is activation energy supplied to a chemical reaction?

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surroundings, could be heat or energized electrons or light

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13
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where are the reactants located in a reaction equation?

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left side of arrow

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where are the products located in a reaction equation?

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right side of arrow

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exergonic reaction

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product has less energy than the reactant; X = energy eXits

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endergonic reaction

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product has more energy than reactant; N = energy iN

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17
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example of exergonic reaction

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cellualr respiration

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18
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example of endergonic reaction

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photosynthesis

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19
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ATP hydrolysis

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ATP is split into ADP with the help of water; exergonic reaction

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20
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phosporylation

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ADP gains a phosphate and becomes ATP; endergonic reaction

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21
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coupled reactions

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chemical reaction having a common intermediate in which energy is transferred from one side to the other; active transport and muscle contraction are examples

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22
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oxidation

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molecule loses an electron

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23
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reduction

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molecule gains an electron

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24
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redox

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molecule both gains an electron the immediately loses it; this is a coupled reaction

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enzyme
organic molecule that speeds up chemical reactions without being consumed in the reaction
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what kind of organic molecule is an enzyme?
typically a protein but can also be RNA
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How do enzymes catalyze reactions?
by lowering the activation energy required of a chemical reaction
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what is an active site?
the place where a substrate binds to an enzyme
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catalyst
substance that increases the rate of a chemical reaction without undergoing any physical change itself
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catalase
enzyme that catalyzes the production of hydrogen peroxide
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catalysis
the acceleration of a chemical reaction by a catalyst
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energy of activation
how much energy the reactant posses
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do enzymes increase or decrease energy of activation?
decrease
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what is a substrate?
the reactant in a chemical reaction can also be called
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why are enzymes very specific to its substrate?
enzymes have very specific active sites
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how does temperature effect enzyme activity?
cold = less activity boiling = denatured; no activity room temp = optimal activity
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how does pH effect enzyme activity?
high pH= little activity neutral pH = optimal activity low pH = low activity
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how does the amount of enzymes in a solution affect enzyme activity?
too many enzymes = there are enzymes not working low enzymes = slow activity 100% enzymes= optimal activity
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cofactor
substance other than an enzyme that helps a chemical reaction
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coenzyme
non protein compound that helps speed up a chemical reactions
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amylase
found in saliva; helps break down starch and glycogen into simple sugars
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pepsin
stomach enzyme; digests food in intestines
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trypsin
stomach enzyme; helps digest food in small intestine
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cell membrane
"plasma membrane" found in all cells
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what does the cell membrane do?
seperates the interior of the cell from its enviroment
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How does the cell membrane structure & function illustrate the common evolutionary origin of different kinds of organisms?
all cells have a cell membrane
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What is the other molecule common to all organisms that indicates common origin?
DNA
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organelles in animal cell
flagella, cilia, lysosomes
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molecules in a animal cell membrane
protein, carbs, lipids
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Why do scientists describe cell membrane as a fluid mosaic?
because like a mosaic, the cell membrane only works when all the parts are working
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how is an animal cell membrane same as a plant cell membrane?
centrioles and lysosomes
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how is an animal cell membrane different from a plant cell membrane?
cell wall, chloroplasts, vacuole
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What is the function of cholesterol in the animal cell membranes?
stabilizes interactions
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what are the function of proteins in the cell membrane?
1)transportation 2) receptor proteins 3)enzymes catalyze reactions 4)
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semi permeable membrane
some molecules can easily pass through this and some cannot
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what molecules can pass a cell membrane freely?
small molecules and nonpolar molecules
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what molecules cannot pass through a cell membrane freely?
large molecules and polarized molecules
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how do water molecules cross the cell membrane?
osmosis
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how do ions and charged molecules pass through a cell membrane?
through active transport and facilitated diffusion
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how do large molecules cross a cell membrane?
endocytosis
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passive transport
molecules move down their concentration gradient without the need of energy
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active transport
molecules move up their concentration gradient with the help of enzymes which requires energy
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three methods of passive transport
diffusion, facilitated diffusion, osmosis
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diffusion
transport of molecules from a high concentration to a low concentration
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osmosis
water moves from high water concentration to low water concrentration
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solute
the thingy getting dissolved
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isotonic
equal concetrations
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hypotonic
cell has less of the thing then its enviroment
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hypertonic
cell has more of the thing that its enviroment
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turgid
swollen; plant
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flaccid
normal; plant
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plasmolyzed
wilting;plant
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crenate
shrink;animal
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lysis
swells; aniaml
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What would happen if a patient in critical condition was given water, instead of saline through an IV?
patient's blood cells would become hypotonic
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what are the four requirements for photosynthesis?
CO2, H20, sunlight, chlorophyll
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where does photosynthesis take place in a plant?
chloroplast
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stomata (photosynthesis)
tiny pores in leaves that allow CO2 in and O2 out
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chloroplast
the organelle in which photosynthesis takes place
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chlorophyll
the light absorbing pigment in chloroplast
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photosynthesis reactants
H2O, CO2, sunlight
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photosynthesis products
glucose, O2
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where do light reactions occur in a cell
thylakoid membrane
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where does the Calvin cycle occur in a cell
stroma (inner place of chloroplasts)
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input of light reactions
light, water, ADP, NADP
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output of light reactions
ATP and oxygen
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what is the path of electron
transport proteins, goes to NADP and reduces it with H+ to NADPH2
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what molecules in chloroplast absorb light?
chlorophyll (chlorophylls, carotenoids, anthocyanins)
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CO2 fixation
in the Calvin cycle, this process uses rubisco to turn CO2 into 3-PGA
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inputs of calvin cycle
ATP and NADPH (produced by the light reaction)
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outputs of calvin cycle
ADP, NADP+, carbs
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what are the three parts of the calvin cycle?
carbon fixation, reduction, regeneration of starting molecule
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what is the enzyme that fixes co2 and why is it the most abundant enzyme?
rubisco, it finishes photosynthesis
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aerobic reaction
glucose + 6O2 = 6CO2 + 6H20 + ATP
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why is cellular respiration called a redox reaction?
glucose molecules are oxidized and oxygen is reduced to generate water
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what is the difference between respiration and cellular respirtation?
respiration; o2 enters lungs cellular respiration; how a cell makes ATP
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NADH2 and FADH2
electron carrier in cellular respiration
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what are the four parts of cellular respiration
glycolysis, transition step, Krebbie, ETC
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know the table for where each part of cellular respiration occurs
table bud
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which part of cellular respiration makes the most ATP
ETC