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1
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Condition when the inside of a cell has a higher solute than the outside of the cell.

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Hypotonic

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The variable that the experimenter manipulates.

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Independent Variable

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2
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Multiple polypeptides bonded together is what level of protein structure?

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Quaternary

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3
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When your body sweats, the water evaporates from your skin, taking heat from your body with it, cooling you down. Which property of water does this describe?

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Heat of Vaporization

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4
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Water molecules stick to other water molecules.

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Cohesion

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5
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Breaks down fatty acids and amino acids.

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Peroxisome

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6
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Regulates water concentration.

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Vacuole

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7
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What type of bond forms between amino acids to form proteins

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Peptide bond

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8
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Linking molecules together to make a larger molecule and removing a water molecule.

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Dehydration synthesis

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9
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A bond where electrons are given and taken, forming oppositely charged ions that are attracted to one another.

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Ionic bond

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10
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A bond in which atoms share electrons equally.

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Nonpolar covalent bond

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11
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Interconnected cells with a common functions

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Tissues

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12
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Organisms get bigger through internal changes and differences may occur as they age.

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Growth & Development

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13
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Which two subatomic particles do you add together to get an elements atomic mass?

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Proton and Neutrons

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14
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Which subatomic particles can be found in the nucleus of an atom?

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Proton and Neutron

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15
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You have a wilted stalk of celery. What type of solution do you need to put it in to have the celery become stiff again?

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Hypotonic

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Variables that the experimenter maintains, to limit their impact on the experiment’s results.

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Control Variables

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17
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The variable that changes in response to the experimenter’s actions. Is generally what is being measured during the experiment.

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Dependent variable

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18
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Baking soda would be considered

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Basic

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19
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Lemon juice would be considered.

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Acidic

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20
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Atomic Number

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Top Number

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21
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Atomic Mass

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Bottom Number

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22
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Water is capable of dissolving many different compounds.

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Universal Solvent

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23
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It takes a relatively large amount of tension to break the surface of water.

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Surface tension

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24
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Building blocks of carbohydrates

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Monosaccharides

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25
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The type of molecule that acts as a biological catalyst, speeding up chemical reactions by lowering activation energy.

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Enzyme

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26
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Atoms of the same element with differing numbers of neutrons.

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Isotopes

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27
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What type of bond links lipids together?

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Ester Bond

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28
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The bond that is formed between atoms due to the partial charges formed through their polar covalent bonds.

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Hydrogen Bond

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29
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Building blocks of proteins, (the monomer of proteins?)

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Amino Acids

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30
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The movement of water from an area of low solute concentration to high solute concentration.

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Osmosis

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31
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Organelle responsible for ribosome assembly

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Nucleolus

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32
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The movement of a substance from an area of low concentration to high concentration.

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Active Transport

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33
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The name for the particle when an atom gains or loses an electron.

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Ion

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34
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The change in protein structure due to changing heat or pH.

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Denaturization

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35
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Organisms maintain a balance inside of their cells.

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Homeostasis

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36
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Which property of life is described: Living things have a series of leveled structure from atom -> molecules -> organelles -> Cells -> tissues -> Organs -> organ systems -> organism

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Ordered Complexity

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37
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Site of lipid synthesis and detoxification.

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Smooth Endoplasmic Reticulum

38
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Science that is done for the sake of knowing more, without application considered.

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Basic Science

39
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Organisms respond to changes in their external environment.

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Sensitivity

40
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What charge does a proton have?

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Positive

41
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The formation of alpha helices and beta pleated sheets due to the hydrogen bonds in the backbone of the amino acids.

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Secondary Structure

42
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An organisms displays characteristics of reproduction, ordered complexity, energy processing, sensitivity, and growth and development. Is it a living thing?

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No

43
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This is utilized in some scientific experiments where a group is kept under normal conditions. They exist as a baseline of comparison for the experimental group.

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Control Group

44
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The element that forms the backbone for life’s macromolecules due to its ability to form four bonds.

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Carbon

45
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Organisms have a metabolism to drive internal chemical reactions.

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Energy Processing

46
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What does science not study?

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Supernatural

47
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A fatty acid with no double bonds is referred to as

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A saturated fatty acid

48
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A proposed explanation based on observations.

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Hypothesis

49
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How to find electrons/neutrons when you have atomic mass and atomic #.

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Atomic Mass - Atomic # = Electron/neutrons

50
Q

Molecules with the same chemical formula but different arrangement of the atoms or bonds.

A

Isomers

51
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Cellular junction in animal cells allowing ions, nutrients and other materials to move between cells

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Gap Junctions

52
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What structure is NOT found in all cells

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Nucleus

53
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Type of bonding linking monosaccharides together

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Glycosidic Bond

54
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Water takes a lot of energy to heat up and releases a lot of energy to cool down. Which property of water is this?

A

Heat Capacity

55
Q

The chemical bonds between
hydrogen and oxygen in
water are…?

A

Polar Covalent Bonds

56
Q

Oxygen pulls the shared
electron closer..

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Slightly Negative Charge

57
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Hydrogen has a?

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Slightly Positive Charge

58
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Macromolecules consist of individual subunits called…

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Monomers

59
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Monomers are linked together via covalent bonds into..

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Polymers

60
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process of breaking polymers down into individual
monomers…

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Hydrolysis

61
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Provides energy to body, represented by (CH2O)n, has 3 subtypes: Monosaccharides, disaccharides, and polysaccharides. Glycosidic bond

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Carbohydrates

62
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Long term energy store, provides insulation, serves as building blocks. Types include: Wax, fats, oils, phospholipids, steroids. Ester Bond

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Lipids

63
Q

Hydrogens on same side
of chain.
Has a kink in the chain.
They cannot be packed tightly. Liquid at room temperature

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cis configuration

64
Q

Hydrogens on
opposite side of chain.
No kink.
Can be created through processing.
Foods with trans-fat may increase LDL
cholesterol in humans (bad for heart

A

trans configuration

65
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Properties of Life? (6)

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Ordered Complexity, Sensitivity to Stimuli, Reproduction, Growth and Development, Homeostasis, Energy Processing.

66
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Passive

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No energy

67
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Active

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Needs energy

68
Q

Plasma membrane is..?

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Selectively Permeable, so some molecules go through and others dont.

69
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Extracellular fluid has higher osmolarity than the cytosol. Water leaves the cell.

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Hypertonic

70
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Extracellular fluid has the same osmolarity as cytosol. Water doesn’t move.

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Isotonic

71
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Extracellular fluid has lower osmolarity than the cytosol. Water enters the cell.

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Hypotonic

72
Q

An enclosing plasma membrane…

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Separates the cell’s interior from environment.

73
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Cytoplasm is made out of…

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Cytosol

74
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What synthesizes proteins?

A

Ribosomes

75
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DNA and RNA Monomers…?

A

Nucleotides

76
Q

Nucleotides 3 parts?

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Pentose Sugar, Nitrogenous Base, One or More phosphate group.

77
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Pyrimidines, a Nitrogenous Base includes…?

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Cytosine, thymine and uracil

78
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Purines, a Nitrogenous Base includes…?

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Adenine and guanine.

79
Q

Deoxyribose, a pentose sugar is found where?

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DNA

80
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Ribose, a pentose sugar is found where?

A

RNA

81
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What are nucleic acids?

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They constitute the genetic material of living organisms

82
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The types of nucleic acids?

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Deoxyribonucleic Acid (DNA), and Ribonucleic Acid (RNA).

83
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Where can Nucleic Acids be found?

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Nucleus of Eukaryotic Cells, mitochondria, Chloroplasts, and Prokaryotic cells (not membrane closed).

84
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What do enzymes do?

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They’re catalysts in biochemical reactions. Speed up/slow down.

85
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Types of enzymes?

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Anabolic, Catabolic, and Catalytic

86
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Anabolic function?

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Builds more complex molecules

87
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Catabolic function?

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breaks down substrates

88
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Catalytic Function?

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Affects the rate of reaction

89
Q

Structure sequence of amino acids?

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Primary Protein structure

90
Q

Hydrogen bonding of the peptide backbone causes the amino acids to fold into repeating pattern?

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Secondary protein structure

91
Q

3 dimensional folding pattern of a protein due to side chain interactions?

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Tertiary Protein Structure

92
Q

Protein consisting of more than one amino acid chain?

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Quaternary Protein Structure

93
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Protein functions?

A

Regulatory, structural, & protective functions. Transport, enzymes and Toxins.

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