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Name several treatments or conditions that may affect the structure of an enzyme (protein)-  cause it to denature.

pH, temperature, salinity (salt concentration)

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What type of reaction is when a molecule is broken down? What type of reaction is when a molecule is  built (made)?

catabolic, anabolic

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Identify the point in which an enzyme is saturated.  

the highest point of the graph or where the line ‘flattens’—enzyme activity stays the same

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How do organisms obtain energy from ATP?  What is ATP made up of?  What is phosphorylation of a molecule?

breaking the bond between the 2nd and 3rd phosphate; adenosine, triphosphate; add a phosphate group to a molecule

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How do enzymes catalyze reactions?

lower the activation energy

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Write the complete formulas/chemical equations for photosynthesis and aerobic respiration.

Photosynthesis: 6CO2 + 6H2O + energy => C6H12O6 + 6O2

Aerobic: C6H12O6 + 6O2 => 6CO2 + 6H2O + energy

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Why is water important in photosynthesis?

water is split to provide the electrons for the light reactions that produce NADPH

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What happens to C3 plants if their stomata close during the day due to hot, dry conditions.

when the stomata close during the day, the plant can’t obtain carbon dioxide. photosynthesis begins with oxygen instead of carbon dioxide, which is bad for the plant.

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Why is the proton gradient important in photosynthesis?  What molecule is generated due to the proton gradient?

the h+ (proton) gradient is formed so that h+ protons can move from high to low concentrations which generates the production of atp

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In reference to pH, varying concentrations of what molecule determines pH?

h+ and oh-

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The main source of fuel for animals is what macromolecule?

carbs

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What are the products of glycolysis?

pyruvate, nadh, atp

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What are the products of pyruvate oxidation?

acetyl coa

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What process of cellular respiration remains constant with or without oxygen?

glycolysis

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Describe the role of the following three pigments commonly found in plants:  Chlorophyll A

primary pigment

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Describe the role of the following three pigments commonly found in plants:  Chlorophyll B

broadens the absorption spectrum; accessory pigment

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Describe the role of the following three pigments commonly found in plants:  Carotenoids

protect the plant from harmful uv rays; photoprotection

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Describe what happens to muscles when a person experiences a “burning sensation”. 

low/no oxygen. the person is experiencing lactic acid fermentation to produce atp. the lactic acid causes the burning sensation

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Where does glycolysis occur in the cell? 

cytosol

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Where does pyruvate oxidation occur in the cell?

mitchondrial matrix

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Where does the citric acid cycle (Krebs Cycle) occur in the cell?

mitochondrial matrix

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What would happen if pyruvate catalysis is greatly reduced in aerobic cell respiration?

therw ould be less acetyl coa produced to enter the krebs cycle; therefore there would be less electron carriers (nadh & fadh2) produced in the krebs cycle