exam 2 review Flashcards

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proteins

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proteins are the most abundant molecule, structure, enzymes, regulate chemical reactions, membrane transport.
denaturation is when a protein loses it shape and then becomes useless
protein shape is the most fact of proteins

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2
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primary structure of a protein

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sequence of amino acids, if changed, changes whole shape

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3
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secondary structure of a protein

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it shows the regular pattern of protein. hydrogen bonding

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4
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tertiary structure of a protein

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has a irregular pattern from hydrogen and other bonding it has the folds of the molecule

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5
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quaternary structure of a protein

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when two or more tertiary proteins combine. not all proteins do this.

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6
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nucleic acid

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nucleotides, are recipe for proteins, protein synthesis, and uses atp

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7
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saturated fats vs. unsaturated

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saturated is solid and unsaturated is a liquid and healthier.

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8
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storage polysaccharides vs structure polysaccharides

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storage is coiled and has branches, and uses or stores starch, glycogen. while structure is parted rows and used for exoskeleton and cell wall

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9
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energy coupling

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exergonic= catabolic/ Endergonic= anabolic

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10
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endergonic

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consumes energy

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11
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exergonic

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releases energy

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12
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Free energy

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energy that can be grabbed for work

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13
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ATP

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adenosine triphosphate, becomes adp+pi when one phosphate is lost when used as energy for cellular work.

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14
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thermal dynamics

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1st law is cant destroy energy and 2nd is every transfer causes more disorder

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15
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enzymes

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this improves the effiency of chemical reactions in the system. they also are proteins.

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16
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activation energy

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amount of energy required to start a chemical reaction

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17
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active site

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where substrate goes

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18
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allosteric site

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where non-competitive inhibitor goes.

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19
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cofactor

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fits inside active site with other thing

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20
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competitive inhibitor

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closes active site to stop production

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21
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what gives cell membranes there selectively permeable qualities

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phospholipids and proteins

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22
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what molecules are allowed into cells and what ones are not

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nonpolar small molecules are allowed in big polar are not

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23
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vital forces

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discontinued idea that all thought all life had a force that was replaced by the cell theory

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cell theory

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the theory that all living things are made by cells

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active transport vs passive transport
active requires energy while passive happens automatically
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osmosis
remember that water goes towards salt
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concentration gradient
When solution is on solute
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Lysis
When the cell becomes flooded
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Crenation
When the cell dries out
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Plasmolysis
When a plant cell loses water
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Protein pump
A pump that allows resources to enter a cell that can't enter the semipermabley
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Hydrophobic
Hates water
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Hydrophilic
Loves water
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Diffusion
When a object spreads from high concentration to a Low concentration
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Osmosis
Only water diffusion
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Exocytosis
When cell contents of a vacuole are released when cell and vacuole membranes fuse
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Endocytosis
The way a vacuole is made
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Pinocytosis
The way liquid gets into a cell threw a small vesicles
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Phagocytosis
That when a bacteria chases a another bacteria and swallows it
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Facilitated diffusion
Diffusion using tunnels
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Robert hook
Came up with the word cell
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Theodore Schwann
Came up the idea that all living organisms are made of cells
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Rudolph Virchow
Cell theory
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Prokaryotic vs eukaryotic
Eukaryotic has nucleus while prokaryotic have nucleocous
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Cytoplasm vs cytosol
Cytoplasm is everything and cytosol is just the liquid in the cytoplasm
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Plant cell vs animal
Cell wall and chloroplast vs membrane
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Appendages on prokaryotic
Capsule flagellum and pili
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Golgi apparatus
Pancake, cis= in and trans= out
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Free vs bound ribosomes
Free outside cell while bound inside. Free makes proteins for cell use while bound goes somewhere else
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Semiautonomous
The theory that mitochondria or chloroplast entered a cell and reproduced
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Amyloplast
Starch storage
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Perixosome
Lysosomes that breaks down amino acids
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Lysosomes
Digest nutrients, very strong, recycles dead molecules. Has enzymes
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Mitochondria
Used for cell respiration
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Chromoplast
Different color than chloroplast
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Hypotonic
Water goes into cell