Final Flashcards

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What is diffusion?

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movement of particles from higher to lower concentrations

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what is the random movement displayed by microscopic particles suspended in fluid called?

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brownian motion

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3
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what osmosis?

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diffusion of water across the semi permeable membrane

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4
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what is facilitated diffusion?

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molecules passing through protein channels

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what does passive transport mean?

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diffusion that doesn’t required ATP

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awhat does active transport do and what does it require?

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ATP is required, it moves molecules to low conservation to higher concentrations

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what is the difference between a solvent and a solute?

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Solvent is the liquid and solute is the solid

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describe the difference between hypertonic and hypotonic solution?

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hypertonic- higher solute concentration

hypotonic- low solute concentration

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9
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what would happen is a hospital IV bag was pure water?

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your blood cells would fill up w/water and burst

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what is a specifically happening to plants where they wilt?

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the vacuole collapses

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what are the three components involved in a sexual reproduction?

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meiosis, gametes, fertilization

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what is the main difference between sexual reproduction and asexual reproduction?

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what is a meiosis also known as?

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reduction division

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what is the difference between diploid and haploid cells?

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diploid has the full set of chromosomes

haploids half

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what crucial process happens in prophase 1 of meiosis and what is specifically happening?

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chromosome crossingover, they’re exchanging genetic information

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clearly describe the difference between meiosis and mitosis?

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mitosis has two identical cells, meiosis result in 4 genetically different cells

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17
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where does fertilization always occur?

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at the site of the egg

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18
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fertilization results in the formation od the first diploid cell of anew organism. what is this cell called?

19
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what does ATP stand for?

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adenosine tri-phosphate

20
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Draw a molecule of ATP

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LOOK AT NOTES!!!!

21
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What is the ultimate goal of cellular respiration?

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ATP retrieval

22
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what’s the first stage of cellular respiration occurs in?

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glycolysis, cytosol

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in what organism does this stage of cellular respiration occur in?

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in what organism does this stage of cellular respiration occurs ?

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what is not needed for this stage of cellular respiration?
in the chloroplast, its a pigment
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Krab cycle
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Describe the difference between oxidation and reduction
o-lose electron | r-gain electrons
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describe both types of anerobic respiration
when oxygen is not available to be the final electron from the electron transport chain, the NADH created in glycolysis, reduces pyruvate to lactic acid and bacteria, animal cells or ethanol in yeast cells
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give two examples of both types of anerobic respiration
alcohol fermentation- beer and bread | Lactic fermentation- after workouts and yogurt
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what is the next stage in aerobic, cellular respiration and sometimes called the " transition stage'
oxidation of pyruvate
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where does this "transition stage" occur?
in the mitochondria matrix
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what is the starting substrate, the end product, and the by products of this " transmition stage"
pyruvate (start), acetol COA (end), 2NADH (Bypro)
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kreb cycle
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Write out the balanced reaction of Photosynthesis
6CO2 +6H2O-C6H12 +6O2
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Give me the long definition of photosynthesis
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What does photosynthesis occur in plant cells and what is chlorophyll?
in the chloroplast, its a pigment
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what are the first set of reactions of photosynthesis called and where do they occur?
the light dependent reaction, the thylakoid membrane
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what are the second set of reaction of photosynthesis called and where do they occur?
Light independent reaction thylakoid membrane
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what drives these reactions and what is the first one called that fixes the carbon from CO2 onto ribulose 1,5 bisphosphate?
RuBisCO
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what are the two goals of this second set of reactions of photosynthesis?
Production of glucose from CO2
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three components involved in sexual reproduction
meiosis, gametes, and fertilization
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what are the main differences between sexual and asexual reproduction?
sexual- two parents, genetically unique offspring | asexual- one parents, clones
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difference between sexual and asexual repro.
sexual- requires the 3 components and results in genetic variation in the offspring Asexual-alter or excludes one of the 3 component resulting in no genetic variation in the offspring