Cell Bio Chapter 13

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What is the most abundant biological macromolecule on Earth?

cellulose

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Which of the following statements best describes how glucose is used by photoautotrophs?

Some glucose is used to power chemical reactions; some is used for biomass growth.

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Magnesium is ideally suited for:

capturing light energy.

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Porphyrin rings are chemical structures that:

are naturally occurring.

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Which of the following organisms originally evolved the ability to photosynthesize?

cyanobacteria

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Chloroplasts possess their own DNA, ribosomes, and other transcriptional and translational machinery.

True

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Cyanobacteria and chloroplasts both possess thylakoids.

True

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Which of the following possess a peptidoglycan layer?

cyanobacteria

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Which of the following statements about carboxysomes and rubisco is true?

Chloroplasts do not possess carboxysomes, but they possess rubisco.

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The components within photosystems that are responsible for capturing light energy are proteins.

False

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To rearrange molecules of CO2 into molecules of glucose requires an input of energy.

True

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The input of electrons required to convert CO2 into glucose during photosynthesis comes from:

H2O.

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The chlorin group in a chlorophyll molecule contains an atom of ___ in its center.

magnesium

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Wavelengths corresponding to ___ light are NOT absorbed by chlorophyll a.

green

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When an electron within a pigment molecule absorbs photon energy, it immediately falls down to a lower orbit.

False

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The energy from light photons travels through the photosystem until it eventually reaches a ___ pigment in the reaction center.

chlorophyll a

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When the energy that originated from a photon of light reaches the reaction center, an electron from chlorophyll a in the reaction center is transferred to PQ.

True

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The electron that was bumped off chlorophyll a in the reaction center is replaced by an electron from:

water

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PQH2 moves through the thylakoid membrane and hands off its two electrons to cytochrome B6F.

True

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When PQH2 hands off its electrons, the proton concentration in the thylakoid lumen:

increases.

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The potential energy present within the high concentration of protons in the thylakoid lumen will be used by:

ATP synthase.

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Which of the following electron carriers does NOT carry electrons after they are excited by photosystem I?

PQ

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Part of the reason that the concentration of protons in the thylakoid lumen is high is because the volume of the thylakoid lumen is small.

True

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The potential energy built up in the thylakoid lumen is best thought of as a build-up of atoms rather than a build-up of charge.

False

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Which part of ATP synthase is responsible for combining ADP with Pi to produce ATP?

the head subunits

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The ATP synthase drive shaft spins along with the turbine.

True

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ATP synthase is powered by:

the flow of protons.

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ATP synthase converts ___ energy into ___ energy and then into ___ energy.

electrical; mechanical; chemical

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Photosynthesis Stage 2 occurs predominantly in the dark.

False

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Which of the following exits the Calvin cycle?

G3P

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During the Calvin cycle, the enzyme rubisco adds ___ to ribulose-1,5-bisphosphate.

CO2

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What is the product of the Calvin cycle?

glyceraldehyde 3-phosphate

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The product of the Calvin cycle is:

G3P

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In plant cells, chloroplasts and mitochondria exist together in the same cell.

True