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Carbohydrates Polymer
Polysacchride
Carbohydrate Monmer
monsacchride
Function of carbohydrate
Short term energy/ structural support
Lipid polymer
none
Lipid monomer
Gycerol/ fatty acid
Lipid function
long term energy/ insulation
Nucleic acid polymer/Monomer is a nucleotide/Function is pass on inheritable traits; Examples: DNA, RNA
nucliec acid
nucleic acid monomer/Monomers of DNA
nucleotide
nucliec acid function
Stores gentic info
protien polymer
polypeptide
protien monomer
amino acid
Nucleotide square?
nitrogen base
Nucleotide circle
phosphate group
nucleotide house
pentose sugar
Modern cell theory
all cells come from exsting cells
all living things are made up of cells
cells are the basic unit of life
Ribosomes purpose
helsp to build/create proteins
mitochrondia
make ATP (energy)
chlorplasts
facilitates photosynthesis
cell membrane
allows materials to come in and out of the cell (semi- permable)
what type of organic molecule is an enzyme?
proteinss
Explain the function of an enzyme
to speed up chemical reactions by lowering the activation energy
How does PH affect enzymes
too high of a PH or too low of a PH will denture the enzyme
How does temperature affect enzymes
If it is too hot or cold the enzyme will denture
how does the amount of substrate affect the enzyme
if it is not enough the enyzme will stop working
Photosynthesis
Plants take sun energy and transform it into chemical energy to a form of glucose
determine the terms between and autotrogh and heterotogh
Autotrogh makes its own energy while a hetertrogh eats food for energy
Identify the molecule or compound that organisms use to store energy.
ATP (adsone)
what happens when a phosphate is removed from ATP
energy is released
chemical equation for photosynthesis
6C02+6H20+light=C6H1206+602
why are plants green
the pigment called chorlphyll
why do humans and plants depend on each other
each reply on the products from the other
Describe the relonship between light reaction and calvin cycle
the light reaction creates energy in the form of atp and NADPH to help fuel the calvin cycle
Are the light indepndent and dependent reaction the same
no
how does temperature affect photosythenesis
too hot or too cold is bad depending on the plant
primary reason for calvin cycle
create sugar for plants
equation for cellular respiration
602+C6H1206=6C02+6H20+ATP
types of fermentation
Latic acid fermnation: yogurt/muscles
Acholic fermnataion: baking bread
What molecule is used to start glycosis
glucose
Anaerobic respertation
No oxygen, first step is glycosis, second step is fermataion
aerobic resperation
with oxygen
1-glycosis
2-krebs cycle
3-electron transport cycle
which step of cellular respiration produces the most ATP/what is the last step in the breakdown of glucose/Which step of Cellular Respiration are the most ATPs made?
Electron transport chain
cell division
mitosis is an asexual divison spilts cell into 2 daughter cells
3 stages of interphase
G1,S,G2
Significance of sphase
Sythnesis, DNA relpication occurs in stage
contrast cytoknesis in plant vs animal cell
Plants:form cell plate
Animal: cleavage furrow
Gergor medels work
stuided the effects of cross polinating pea plants
simple dominace
The dominant trait is there it will show
Indepndent assorment
some traits are able to be inherted indepndetly from another
incomplete dominance
Takes two traits and blends them together
Codonmince
2 traits work together
x-linked ressecive trait disorder
occur on the X chromsome, primaly impact males
Explain the difference between homozygous and heterozygous alleles.
Homogyous:AA
Heterzygous:Aa
polygentic trait
relies on mutiple genes to be expressed
gentotype
the letter expression of a trait
phenotype
The physical expression trait
allele
a version of a gene
Base pairing rules
A=T
C=G
Shape of DNA
double helix
Where does DNA replication take place in the cell?/Control center of eukaryotic cell/Organelle that contains genetic material / DNA
the nucleus
Is dna replication nesscary
so the cells can hold the exact amount of info they need too, to function
is a very large molecule consisting of repeated linked units
polymer
the building blocks of a polymer
monomer
Storage form of glucose in plants; storage from of glucose in animals
glycogen
Monomer is amino acids
protein
Monomer is composed of a glycerol and 3 fatty acids/
Function is stored energy; insulation; Examples: phospholipids, cholesterol
the lipid
Function is quick energy; Examples: glucose, ribose, sucrose, cellulose/Monomer is a monosaccharide
carbohydrate
Function is protection, movement, catalyst; Examples: lactase/speeds up chemical reactions and helps Immune systems
protien
Biomolecule that servers as catalyst in living things
enzyme
The substance that binds to an enzyme
substrate
The region where the enzyme & the substrate
active site
List three things that can denature (change shape of) an enzyme
PH, Temperature, and amount of substrate
Enzymes work by lowering the __ required to start a chemical reaction
activation energy
List the components of ATP
adenine, ribose, and 3 phosphate groups
The molecule that provides useable energy to the cell
ATP
The energy stored in ATP is stored in the what
bonds
Are cells that contain a true nucleus
eurkarotic
Are cells that do not contain a nucleus
prokartic
Fluid surrounding the organelles in all cells/Glycosis takes place where
cytoplasm
Sites where proteins are assembled
ribsomes
Produces ATP energy from the chemical fuel of glucose/where does the electron transport chain happen
mitochrondia
Site of photosynthesis; converts energy from the sun to glucose
chlorplasts
Boundary found in all cells; determines what can enter and leave
cell membrane
Light absorbing molecules are called
pigments
The 1* step of photosynthesis is called the
light dependent
where does the light dependent reaction take place
thyloid, grama
List the two main reactants and the waste product produced in light dependent reaction
NADP+, ADP, 02
second step of photosynthesis is called —__
light independent/calvin cycle
this is in the chloroplast
stroma
List the main reactant and the product produced in the light indepdent step
c02, C6H1206
Name the energy pathway that is aerobic/
The 2nd step in the breakdown of glucose is
krebs cycle
Name the energy pathway that is anaerobic
fermtation
The 1* step in the breakdown of glucose
glycosis
List the end products of glycosis
ATP,NADH, pruvate
where does krebs cycle happen
mitchrondial matrix
The waste product from krebs cycle
carbon dixiode
What is made in this cycle that is transported to the next reaction
NADH, FADH
What has to be present at the end? What does it form? in the electron transport chain
oxygen and water
What is the range of total ATPs made in Cellular Respiration?
36-38
Name the two types of fermentation
acholic and flactic acid