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1
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Cells such as plant and animal cells that contain membrane bound structures, also protista and fungi.

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Eukaryotic

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Cells with no membrane bound structures, such as bacteria.

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Prokaryotic

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3
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Converts energy stored in glucose into ATP through the process of cell respiration

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Mitochondria

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4
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Provides structural support for the cell

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Cytoskeleton

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Thin layer of protein and fat that surrounds the cell

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Cell membrane

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6
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Site of protein synthesis

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Ribosome

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7
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Modifies proteins for import within the cell, contains ribosomes

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Rough ER

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8
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Makes lipids, inactivates toxins

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Smooth ER

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9
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Modifies and packages proteins for export from the cell

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Golgi body

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10
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Digest, recycle materials

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Lysosome

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11
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Produce structures that aid in cell division (only in animals)

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Centrioles

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12
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Site of photosynthesis

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Chloroplast

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13
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Capacity to do work

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Potential energy

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14
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Measured in kilocalories (such as in glucose)

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Chemical energy

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15
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Energy of motion

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Kinetic energy

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16
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Temperature energy

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Thermal energy

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17
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Energy going in such as glucose formation

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Endergonic reactions

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18
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Energy going out such as glucose breakdown

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Exergonic reactions

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19
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Carotenoids can be seen in (two places)

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  • Chloroplast

* Chromoplast

20
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_______ speed up rate of reactions that would have occurred on its own.

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Enzymes

21
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Reactions do not permanently alter or use up ______ molecules.

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Enzymes

22
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The same type of ________ usually work for the forward and reverse directions of a reaction.

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Enzymes

23
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_______ can be affected by: heat, pH level, salt

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Enzymes

24
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Horizontal distance between crests of two successive waves.

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Wavelength

25
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Molecules that absorb wavelengths of light

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Pigments

26
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Materials needed for photosynthesis:

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  • Light
  • Water
  • Carbon Dioxide
  • Enzymes
  • ATP
27
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Two types of photosynthesis:

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  • Light dependent

* Light independent

28
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First step of light dependent reaction:

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Absorb light and water

29
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Second step of light dependent reaction:

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ATP and NADPH are formed

30
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______ is the actual cycle in which glucose is formed.

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Light independent reaction

31
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___ and _____ are needed to perform ________.

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ATP; NADPH; Light independent reaction

32
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Plant cells make their own glucose molecules.

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Cellular respiration

33
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Cells will break down glucose, fats, and proteins

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Cellular respiration

34
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3 stages of cellular respiration:

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  • Glycolysis
  • Kreb’s cycle
  • Electron transport system
35
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Material needed for cellular respiration:

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  • glucose
  • ATP
  • enzymes
  • oxygen
36
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First stage of cellular respiration.

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Glycolysis

37
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Second stage of cellular respiration

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Kreb’s cycle

38
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Third stage of cellular respiration

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Electron transport system

39
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Glycolysis occurs in the _________.

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cytoplasm

40
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Net amount of ATP produced from glycolysis.

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2

41
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What is produced from glycolysis?

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  • 4 ATP (2 net)
  • NAD+ (an enzyme) has H+ ions and electrons added to it to form NADH
  • pyruvates
42
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Kreb’s cycle occurs in the __________.

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mitochondria

43
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What is produced from Kreb’s cycle?

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  • 2 FADH2
  • 8 NADH
  • 6 CO2
  • 2 ATP
44
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Electron transport system occurs in the _______

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mitochondria

45
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Steps of electron transport system: (1-4)

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  1. NADH and FADH2 deliver electrons and hydrogen ions into transport system.
  2. This creates a H+ and electron gradient.
  3. The movements of these H+ ions and e- will catalyze the formation of 32 ATPs.
  4. Oxygen will bind with the H+ ions and e- to form water.

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