exam 2 Flashcards
which of the following processes produces O2
A Calvin cycle B noncyclic electron transport C ciyclic electron transport A and B A B and C
B and C
ATP and NADHPH are produced in the light reaction
true
electrons are transferred from photosystem I to photosystem II during the light reaction
false
Before S phase each chromosome contains only one double strand DNA molecule
true
when do chromosomes line up on the Equator in mitosis
Metaphase
when do chromosomes become visible during Mitosis
PROPHASE
WHEN DOES DNA SYNTHESIS TAKE PLACE IN EUKARYOTES
S PHASE
WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING PROCESS MAKES NADH
GLYCOLYSIS AND CITIC ACID CYCLE
WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING TYPES OF PROTEIN THAT DNA WRAPS AROUNDTO FORM “BEADS ON A STRING”
HISTONES
WHAT ENZYME CATALYZES THE CONVERSION OF GLUCOSE TO GLUCOSE-6- PHOSPHATE
HEXOKINASE
WHAT ENZUME CATALYZES THE CONVERSION OF FRUCTOSE-1, 6 BISPHOSPHATE TO DIHYDROXYACETONE PHOSPHATE AND GLYCERALDEHYDE 3- PHOSPHATE
ALDOLASR
TRIOSE PHOSPHATE DEHYDROGENASE CATALYZES THE CONVERSION OF GLYCERALDEHYDE 3 PHOSPHATE
1, 3 BISPHOSPHOGLYCERATE
HOW IS ATP SYNTHESIZED DURING GLYCOLOSIS
SUBSTRATE LEVEL PHOSPORYLATION
GLYCOLYSIS IS AN AEROBIC REACTION
FALES
WHAT KINDS OF CELLS ARE CAPABLE OF GLYCOLYSIS
ALL KINDS OF CELLS
HOW DO PROKARYOTIC CELLS DIVIDE
MITOSIS AND MEIOSIS
WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING ENZYMES IS MOST RESPONSIBLE REGULATING GLYCOLYSIS
PHOSPFRUCTOKINASE
GLYCOLYSIS OCCURS IN THE
CYTOPLASM
GLYCOLYSIS TRSULTS IN THE NET SYNTESIS OF _____ ATP PER MOLECULE OF GLUCOSE
2
WHAT IS THE PRODUCT OF THE REACTION CATALYZED BY RUBISCO
2-PHOSPHOGLYCERAATE
WHICH OF FOLLOWING ENZYMES IS THE MAIN CONTROL POINT FOR THE CITRIC ACID CYCLE
ISOCITRTE DEHYDROGENASE
THE ROLE OF OXYGEN GAS IN OUR CELLS IS TO
ACCEPT ELECTRONS FROM THE ELCHAINECTRON TRANSFER
THE ELECTRON TRANSPORT CHAIN OF CELLULAR RESPIRATION
INCLUDES INTEGRAL MEMBRANE PROTEINS
IN MEIOSIS
HOMOLOGUOUS CHROMOSOMES SEPERATE FROM ONE ANOTHER IN ANAPHASE I
WHATE KIND OF CELLS DIVIDE MY MITOSIS
EUCARYOTIC CELLS
MEIOSIS PRODUCES CELLS WITH GENETIC VARIATION WHAT IS THE SOURCE OF THIS VARIATION
CROSSING OVER AND INDEPENDENT ASSORTMENT
WHERE DOES THE CALVIN CYCLE TAKE PLACE
in the stroma
in noncyclic photosynthetic electron transport water is used to
reduce chorophyll
which of the following statements about the cyclic electron transport is FALSE
A CET results in synthesis of ATP
B CET occurs when the ratio of NADPH/NADP+ in the chloroplast is high
Cit uses photosystem II only
D no NADPH is synthesized during CET
E during cyclic ELT electrons are passed from ferredoxin to plastoquinne
C does not only use photosystem II false
which statement about chlorophylls is not true
A they absorb light near both ends of the visible spectrum
B they can accept energy from other pigments such as carotenoids
C excited chlorophyll can either reduce another substance or fluoresce
D excited chlorophyll may be an oxidizing agent
E they contain magnesium
D excited chlorophyll may not be an oxidizing agent
what occurs on the thylakoid membrane
light reaction of photosynthesis
what kinds of organisms can do photosynthesis
plants and some bacteria and some protasia
you measure the rate of photosynthesis in a plant as a function of the wavelength of light the plot of this experiment is called
an action spectrum an action
where does the citric acid cycle occur in eukaryotes
matrix of mitochondria
what happens when a molecule absorbs light
a proton is a proton is boosted to a higher energy level
the calvin cycle produces a 3 carbon molecule that leaves the cycle and may be used to make
glyceraldehade 3-phhosphate
what is the purpose of fermentation
it regulated NAD+
ATP sythase catalyzes a hemical reaction that requires energy what is the immediate source used by ATP
Proton Gradient
where is ATP Synthase Located in cells
Inner membrane of the mitchondria and thylakoid membrane
which parts of the cellular respiration uses oxygen
Electron transport chain
how many ATP molecules can be made per molecule of glucose in cellular respiration
~32
which of the following molecules can be used in cellularr respiration
Polysaccharides fats and proteins
the energy given up by electrons as they move through the electron transport chain is used to
pump protons across a membrane
what is the main function of cellular respiration
Making ATP
in human muscle cells the fermentation process produces
lactic acid
when does cytokinesis usually begin
duriictophase
which of the following is not a function of mitosis A production for gametes B cell replacement C growth D repair damage organs E asexual reposuction
production of gametes
how many chromosomes would e found in normal human somatic cell during interphase
46
before a cell can leave G1 to go to S of the cell cycle
RB protein must be phosphorylated by Cdk
which cyclins are required for phosorylation of RB protein
Cyclins D and E
when does crossing over occur
prophase I
after receiving a signal some cells activate a genetic program that results in cells death what is this process called
apoptosis
the special cells that produce gametes in animals are called
germ cells
during meiosis sister chromatids of each chromosome move apart during
anaphase II
the spindle is made up of _____ and attatvhes to the _____
microtubules , kinetochores
sometimes chromosomes fail to sepeerate properly during meiosis what is this process called
nondisjunction
and aneuploid cell
can be detected by examining the karyotype
pyruvate oxidation is an important step in cellular respiration what is the product
acetyl CoA carbon dioxide and NADH
in electron transport chain in the mitochondria what does NADH donate electrons to
NADH-Q reduction
in the citric acid cycle what molecule accepts an acetyl group from acetyl -CoA
ocolacetate
what kind of sexual life cycle do most animals have
diplontic
a special molecule of chlorophyll is found at the reaction center of photosynthesis
P680
what kind of sexual life cycle do most plants have
alternation of generations
photo synthesis in green plants occurs only during the day cellular respiration in plants occurs
all the time
which of the rolling process produces NADH
glycolysis citric acid cycle and pyruvate oxidation
which of the following are proceded by the ccvliv electron transport in the chloroplast
ATP oxygen and NADPH
the oxygen that is produces during photosynesis
is made my photosystem II
where does the calvin cycle take place in eukaryotes
on the thylakoyd membrane
some animals use their mitochondria to make heat instead of ATP
they have a special protein in the membrane that allows protons to diffuse across a membrane
what happens when a molecule absorbs light
a proton is boosted to a higher energy level
when purvate is converted to lactate what other products are formed
NAD+
the calvin cycle produces a 3 carbon molecule that leaves the cycle and may be used to make glucose what is this molecule called
glyceraldehyde 3 phospate
ATP synthase catalyzes a chemical reaction that requires energy what is the immediate energy source used by ATP synthase
proton gradient
fermentation in eukaryotic cells occurs in the
cytoplasm
in the mitochondria electron transport chain what donates electrons to oxygen directly
cytochrome c oxide
oxalocetate accepts an acetyl group from acetyl- CoA what molecule will be produced
citrate
which of the following are products of pyruvate oxidation
A carbon dioxide
B NADH
C acetyl CoA
all of the above
which of the following uses oxygen
A CITRIC ACID CYCLE
B electron transport
C glycolysis
electron transport chain
how many ATP molecules can be made per molecule of glucose by glycolysis and cellular respiration
~32
in human muscle cells the fermentation processes produces
lactic acid
we learned about an expirment where a cell in s phase was fused to a cell in G1 phase of the cell cycle what is this
the g1 phase nucleus began DNA replication
infects a cell and inactivates retinoblastoma protein what will happen next
the cell will leave G1 and got to s phase
how do a prokaryotic cells divide
binary fission
what enzyme is the main regulator of the citric acid cycle
isocitriate dehyogenase
what part of the electron transport chain accepts from both succinate dehydrogenase and NADH-Q reductase
ubiquinone
reaction that require or consume free energy are called
endergonic reactions
the delta G of a reaction depends on whether an enzyme is present or not
false
how does the presence of an enzyme change the activation energy of a chemical reaction
activation energy in decreased
an inhibitor binds noncovalently to the active site of a enzyme what kind of inhibitor is this
competitive
in a chemical reaction
the entropy change depends on the activation energy
H=G+TS T is temp what are H and S
H is enthalpy and is is entropy
according to the second law of thermodynamics what happenes when energy is converted from one form to another
the amount of usable energy decreases
some enzymes will not function properly without the binding of inorganic ions these icons are called
cofactors