First Diagnostic Exam Flashcards

1
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Transcription Factor

A

They bind to DNA

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2
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Clathrin

A

Protein that makes the coated vesicles

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3
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Diffusion

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Diffusion is the net movement of anything from a region of higher concentration to a region of lower concentration

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4
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Kinase

A

Adds Phosphate

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5
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Phosphorylase

A

Removes Phosphate

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6
Q

What is most correct about genes?

A

They do not bind

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7
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Promotor

A

Section of DNA tell you to start transciptions

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8
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Proteolytic cleavage

A

Breaking down the peptide bond between two amino acids

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9
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Chaperones

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Helps to reform the proteins

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10
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Chaperones v.s

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Prions

Misfold the protein

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11
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Electrons in d subshell

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are not counting as the valence electrons

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12
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formal charge formula

A
FC= v-1/2B- L
V= # of valence electrons
B= # of bounds
L= # one pairs
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13
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Resonance

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Ony non-bonding electrons and double, triple can move around

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14
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BDE

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bond dissociation energy: energy required to break the bond homolytically

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15
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Homolytic bond cleavage

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one electron of the bond being broken goes to each fragment

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16
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radicals

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anything that has an unpaired valence electron

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17
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Heterlytic bond cleavage

A

forming cation and anion since both electrons end up on the same atom

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18
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Homolytic

A

F.

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19
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Heterolytic

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F+ or F-

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20
Q

Higher bond order

A

shorter and the stronger the bond is

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21
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Longer the bound

A

is weaker

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22
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Shorter the bond

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is stronger

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23
Q

polar molecule

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Has the dipole-dipole interactions

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24
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Non-polar examples

A

F2
O2
C2
N2

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Coordinate covalent bond
when atom donates both electrons
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Lewis acid
electrophile accepts e electron loving
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Lewis base
Nucleophile | Donates e
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Non-bonding
nonbonding electron is an electron in an atom that does not participate in bonding with other atoms.
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The # OF SIGMA and phi bonds a single bond a double bond a triple bond
Composed of 1 sigma bond Composed of 1 sigma and 1 pi bond composed of 1 sigma and 2 pi bond
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Dipole-dipole interaction
the interaction between the positive and polar end of a molecule and negative end of the molecule
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Van der Waals forces
dipole forces, hydrogen bonding, and London forces are known as van der Waals forces.
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One consequence of hydrogen bonding is
High bp point
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volatile
Easily vaporized gases are called volatile
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Vapor pressure related
Indirectly to the boiling point
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Compounds
are solid at the room temp
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Metals
are solid at the room temp
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sigma bond
end to end overlap
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Pi bond
side to side overlap
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nonpolar
molecules are symmetrical
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Polar
symmetrical
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London dispersion
The predominately intermolecular force that hold them together.
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thermodynamic
Transfer of heat from one object to another object
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Thermodynamic like ice cube examples
Melting ice cube Solid dissolves in water beating heart
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Enthalpy
is a measure of the heat energy that is released or absorbed when bonds are broken and formed during the reaction that runs at the constant pressure
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Bond that formed
Energy released | h<0
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Bond Broke
Energy put | h>0
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Exothermic
Energy is released
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Endothermic
Energy is absorbed
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Exothermic graph
Product is located at the lower state than the reactant
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Endothermic graph
Product is located at a higher state than reactants
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STP
0 C and 25 C
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The heat of formation of diatomic molecules are
zero such as c2, o2, and H2
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The heat of the formation is zero
at their natural state
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Hesses law
If an rxn occurs in several steps then the sums of the energies absorbed or given off in all the steps be the same as that for the overall rxn.
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break a bond
Energy is needed
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Making a bond
Energy is released
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Condensation
gas to solid
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Order
is more negative
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Spontaneous
G<0
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non-spontous
G>0
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Equilibrium
G=0
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G of the reverse reaction is
positive and spontouse
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Entropy depends on
Temperature
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If both entropy and enthalpy are positive then
then G at high temp is spon & | G is positive at a low temp and is non-spon
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If both entropy and enthalpy are negative
Then G is positive at high temp non-spontaneous & | G is negative at sufficiently low T spon