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What is complimentary base pairing?

  • Thymine & adenine

  • Guanine & cytosine

  • Thymine replaces uracil


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What are the names of the nitrogenous bases?

DNA pairing

  • adenine (A)- Thymine (T)

  • Guanine (G)- Cytosine (C)


RNA pairing

  • Adenine (A)- Uracil (U)

  • G- C


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Define gene

  • a portion of DNA that codes for a particular protein


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What codon should you start at?

  • AUG ( adenine/ uracil/ guanine)


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Define anion

  • negative charge

  • Bc they have gained an electron


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Define cation

  • positive charge

  • Bc have lost an electron


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How do you predict the direction of as chemical reaction based on the law of mass action?

  • reaction rates are proportional to the concentration of reactions

  • +P+-L= -PL


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How do you identify an acid and a base in a chemical reaction?

  • acid: accepts a pair of electrons

  • Base: donates a pair of electrons


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Describe the structures of the 4 major classes of biomolecules

  • carbs- sugars, monosaccharides, disaccharides, polysaccharides

  • Lipids- non polar, some have areas on molec that are polar called amphipathic, 4 classes- triglycerides, phospholipids, eicosanoids, steroids

  • Proteins- do all the work, polymer of amino acids

  • Nucleotides


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  • describe the primary structures of proteins


  • primary: amino acids are linked via peptide bonds to form a polypeptide chain


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Describe the secondary structures of proteins

hydrogens of polypeptides interact w/each other to form either an a helix or b pleated sheet




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Describe the tertiary structures of proteins

more folding due to the interactions of R groups


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Describe the quaternary structures of proteins

arrangement of more that one polypeptide chain in a single protein


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Describe the structure & function of each type of organelle

  • nucleus- control center containing DNA, genetic blueprints, codes protein

  • Mitochondria- “powerhouse” generates energy (ATP) by breaking down organic material, part of cell respiration

  • Ribosomes- nonmembrous organelle that synthesizes proteins from mRNA

  • Endoplasmic reticulum- synthesize lipids, proteins, carbs- cisternae store products- transport- detox

  • Golgi apparatus- packs enzymes for cytosol, renew plasma mem, synthesize & package secretions

  • Lysosomes- contains digestive enzymes