Biology Review Test 3 Flashcards

1
Q

What is chromatography

A

the process of seperating substance based on their size

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2
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How did we use chromatography in the lab and what a real-life example of how this can be used?

A

We saw how far the particles moved on a piece of paper. This can be used by testing for drugs using urine

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3
Q

What is the balanced formula for photosynthesis? How is this related to that of cellular respiration

A

6H2O + 6CO2 light equals C6H12O6 + 6O2

The result of photosynthesis is ATP. Cellular respiration is the opposite of this process.

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4
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VanHelmont

A

plants don’t eat dirt and water

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5
Q

Priestly

A

plants produce gas

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6
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Ingenhousz

A

plants need light

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7
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Tell me the difference and give me an example of autotroph and heterotroph

A

autotroph- self-feeder- plants

Heterotroph- other eater- animals

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8
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What are pigments? Give three examples

A

Pigments are light-absorbing molecules.

  1. Beta Carotene(orange)
  2. Xanthophyll(yellow)
  3. Chlorophyll a and b(green)
  4. Tannin(brown)
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9
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Why are plants typically green?

A

Plants reflect green

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10
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Why do leaves change colors in the fall

A

They change color because the plants store the nutrients in the branches, there’s less sun, and the sugar reacts with the anthocyanins causing reddish colors.

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11
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Tell and illustrate the difference between AMP, ADP, and ATP

A

AMP- one phosphate
ADP- two phosphates
ATP- three phosphates
drawing

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12
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Summerize the light dependent reaction using key words

A

Uses light to create energy(glucose) for the cell

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13
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Summerize the calvin cycle using key words

A

Uses the glucose and makes it usable for the plant

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14
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What does glycolysis mean? Show a diagram for glycolysis

A

Breaks glucose in half by producing pyruvic acid and NADH

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15
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How many ATP are produced in glycolysis, Krebs Cycle, ETC, and total?

A

36 total
Krebs Cycle- 2
ETC- 32
Glycolysis- 2

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16
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What is the idfference between the amount of ATP produced with and without oxygen?

A

With oxygen produces 30 more ATP than without oxygen

17
Q

Summarize the electron transport chain

A

Uses the NADH, FADH, ADP, and O2 to power the ATP synthase to create ATP

18
Q

Summarize the Krebs Cycle

A

The Krebs Cycle uses citric acid and glucose to produce carbon dioxide, ATP, and energizes electrons

19
Q

Where does photosynthesis take place?

A

In plants- chloroplast

20
Q

Where does cellular respiration occur

A

in plants and animals- mitochondria

21
Q

What does pyruvic acid go into if there is no oxygen present? What are the two types?

A

It truns to fermentation

  1. Lactic acid
  2. Alcohol
22
Q

Illustrate the process of lactic acid fermentation. Where does this occur? For how long?

A

Pyruvic acid + NADH = Lactic acid + NAD+
Occurs in muscles
lasts until your body gets enough oxygen

23
Q

In what organisms does alcoholic fermentation occur? Give two examples

A

Yeast and alcoholic beverages

24
Q

Define anaerobic and aerobic

A

anaerobic is without oxygen

aerobic- with oxygen

25
Q

Be able to draw photosynthesis and cellular respiration

A

Drawings

26
Q

Calvin

A

discovered the Calvin cycle

27
Q

Krebs

A

discovered the Krebbs cycle