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  1. (NH2) group represents —


amino group

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sperm is a

haploid

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DNA is a

polymer

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which of the following is not a function of protein

reproduction?

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addition of water molecules in a chemical reaction is known as

hydrolysis

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the empirical formula of carbohydrate is

(CH20)n

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glucose (C6H12O6) is a

monomer

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water molecule contains the angle degree of

104.5

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which one of the following has least amount of energy?

AMP?

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peptide bonds are found in

proteins

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the ability to respond to stimulius is an example of

sensitvity

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the ultimate source of energy from life on earth is

the sun

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in science a hypothesis can be changed after

a expierment

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who wrote orginin of species by means of natural selections

charles darwin

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amino acid is a

monomer

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how many electrons are shared by N≡N 

six

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nucleoside contains

???

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nucleotide contains

base sugar and phosphate

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nucleoside contains

base and sugar

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The proposal that one type of organism can change gradually into another type over a long period of time is known as:  

evolution

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Triglyceride is an example of 

fats

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Recent discoveries of microscopic fossils have extended the known history of life to about:  

3.5 billion years ago ?

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cations are _____ charge

positive

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anions are _____ charge

negative

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what part of the phospholipid is hydrophobic

tails

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what part of the phospholipid is hydropholic

head

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hydropholic

points towards water

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hydrophobic

points away from water

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what part of the phospholipid is nonpolar

tails

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what part of the phospholipid is polar

head

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_______ lipid molecules orient with polar head towards water and nonpolar away from water

micelle

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unsaturated

1 or more double bonds low melting points plant orgin melts quicker

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saturated

no double bonds between carbon atoms higher melting point animal orgin takes longer to melt

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triglycerides

composed of 1 glycerol and fatty acids

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fats are ______ in water

insoluble

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insoluble

a substance that cannot dissolve in a liquid, or a problem that is impossible to solve

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lipid are made up of

fatty acids

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what links fatty acids together

CH bond (carbon and hydrogen)

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chaperone

newly made proteins folded spontaneously it helps proteins folder correctly

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denaturation

protein loses structures and functions due to environmental conditions

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what environmental conditions can denaturate proteins

pH, temp and, ionic concentration of solution

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pH

potential hydrogen

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chaperones require _____ to refolded the protein

ATP

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proteins have 4 levels of structures 1:

the shape of a protein determines its function

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proteins have 4 levels of structures :primary structure

sequence of amino acids linking together

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proteins have 4 levels of structures: secondary structure

Local folding patterns in the chain, such as coils ( a -helices) and flat folds (b-sheets), held by hydrogen bonds.(alpha; beta)

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proteins have 4 levels of structures: Tertiary structure

the overall three-dimensional shape of a single protein chain

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proteins have 4 levels of structures: Quaternary Structure:

The final arrangement when two or more independent protein chains join together to form a functional complex

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pH scale 1-6

acidic (ex stomach acid, vinegar beer, black coffee)

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pH scale 7

Neutral ex water

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ph scale 8-14

akaline ex great salt lake, household ammonia, household bleach

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buffer range

4 to 6.3 pH

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buffer

is a chemical solution that stops large changes in pH (acidity or alkalinity) when small amounts of acid or base are added.

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water contains ____hydrogen ____ oxygen

2;1

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base structure that combines with H+ dissolved in water and this lower the H+ and ______ the pH

higher

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acid a substance that dissociates in water to increase H+ and _____ the pH

lower

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DNA is

Acid

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100 degree Celsius is

boiling temp

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0 degrees Celsius

freezing temp

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molecule of water linked together by

hydrogen

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the chemical o property is to form ____ bonds

H

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the bonds between oxygen and hydrogen are highly

polar

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