Fundamentals of Life Flashcards

1
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Proton vs. Electron vs. Neutron

A

Positively charged atom vs. negatively charged atom vs. no charge atom

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2
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How many electrons do the shells hold

A
  1. Up to 2
    The rest hold up to 8
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3
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Strong bonds

A

covalent- share an electron

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4
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Polar vs. Nonpolar covalent bonds

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Polar: Electrons shared unequally bc one atom has more mass
Nonpolar: Electrons shared equally

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5
Q

Weak chemical bonds

A

Ionic bond
Hydrogen Bond
Van der waals

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6
Q

Ionic bond

A

gain or lose an electron

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7
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S+ and S-

A

S+ weak pos charge
S- Weak neg charge

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8
Q

Dehydration synthesis

A

2 monomers -> 1 polymer + H2O

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9
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Hydrolysis

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1 polymer + H2O -> 2 monomers

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10
Q

Polymers of :
Simple sugars/ monosaccharides

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Complex Sugars (carbohydrates)/ polysaccharides

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11
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Function of simple sugars/monosaccharides

A

Energy- glycogen, starch
Structures- cellulose, chitin, peptidoglycon

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12
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Polymer of amino acids

A

Protein polypeptides

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13
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Function of amino acids / proteins

A
  1. Enzymes
  2. Motor Proteins
  3. Transporters through cellular membrane
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14
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Polymer of fatty acids

A

Lipid

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15
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Function of lipids

A

Energy, form membranes

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16
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Polymer of nucleotides

A

Nucleic acids- DNA/RNA

17
Q

Covalent protein bond

A

Peptide bond

18
Q

Primary structure of proteins

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Covalent bonds

19
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Secondary structure of proteins

A

Hydrogen bonds (Helix or pleated sheet)

20
Q

Tertiary structure of proteins

A

Folds in on self (creates new covalent and hydrogen bonds)

21
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Quarternary structure of proteins

A

Can’t do its job alone
More than 1 protein interacting
Ionic Van Der Waals Bond

22
Q

Glycerol Structure

A

3 carbon molecule

23
Q

Triglyceride (fat) structure

A

Glycerol + 3 Fatty acids

24
Q

Phospholipid Structure

A

Glycerol + Phosphate (Hydrophillic) + Fatty Acid (Hydrophobic)

25
Q

Phospholipid bilayer function

A

Proteins of surfaces of membrane allow certain things in/out of cell

26
Q

Structure of Nucleic acids + what bonds

A

Sugar + Phosphate + Nitrogenous base
Hydrogen bonds

27
Q

DNA vs. RNA Nitrogenous base

A

DNA: ATCG
RNA: AUCG

28
Q

IV vs. DV

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IV: Experimenter controls (time, concentration, amount)
DV: The reaction depending on the IV

29
Q

Autotraph

A

Creates their own food

30
Q

Prokaryotic + ex.

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No nucleus or nucleic membrane
(bacteria, microbes)

31
Q

Eukaryotic

A

Has nucleus and nucleic membrane
(Humans)

32
Q

Central Dogma

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Cells have required functions

33
Q

DNA-> RNA-> Protein

A

Transcription: DNA->RNA
Translation: RNA-> Protein

34
Q

2 Factors of Cell Theory + Who

A
  1. Everything is made of cells
  2. Cells are produced by other cells
    Virchow
35
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Spontaneous Generation + who

A

living organisms develop from non-living matter (Pasteur)