bio study 2
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Adenine-Nitrogenous base of ATP
Alcohol-Yeast makes this as waste in the fermentation step
Alochol fermentation-The breakdown of pyruvate into an alcohol, carbon dioxide and ATP is known as?
Aldose-Glucose is an example of?
Lysosomes-Plant vacuoles contain
Intron-Non-coding regions of the DNA
ATP-The form of energy used by the body is called
Exon-Coding regions of the DNA
Cytokinesis-The last second of Telophase where the cell membranes touch and the daughter cells
separate
Cell Wall-Cellulose makes up
G0-Mucles and nerve cells are stuck in the phase of life
Chitin-The shells of roches are made of?
Chlorophyll-Pigment cell that absorbs all colors but rejects green
Chloroplast-The organelle that is the site of photosynthesis
Cytoplasm-Where does anaerobic respiration take place
Denatures-What happens to a protein under extreme pH changes
Chirality-Refers to the handedness of complex biomacrocompounds
Denatures-What happens to a protein under extreme temperature changes
Ketose-Fructose is an example of?
Fructose-This 6 carbon sugar forms a 5 member right
Glycine-Amino acid that kills pain
Empty-Animal vacuoles contain
Glycoloysis-The breakdown of glubose to pyruvate is called
Golgi apparatus-This organelle make vesicles
Endoplasmic reticulumIncreases the cell membrane surface area in multicellular organisms
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HSP-Proteins that are activated when u have high fevers
Keratin-The protein makes up our nails and hair
Cytoplasm-The break down of pyruvate into an alcohol, carbon dioxide and ATP takes place here
Lactic-Lactobacillus makes this acid
Lysosomes-Vesicles that contain digestive enzymes are known as
Mitochondrion-THe organelle that is the sit of aerobic repiration
Chitin-Crab shells are made up of?
Rough-The endoplasmic reticulum that has embedded ribosomes
Mitochondria-The break down of pyruvate into carbon dioxide, water and lots of ATP takes place here
Chromatin-A loosely packaged DNA found during interphase
Chromatid-A p arm and a q arm of a chromosome
HSP-Proteins that refold denatured proteins
Synapsis-The side by side lining up of chromosomes
Phospholipids-Cell membranes are made of this lipid
Disacaride-Sucrose is an example of
Ribose-Sugar of RNA
Ribosome-The organelle that is the site of protein synthesis
S-The phase of interphase where DNA is copied
Superoxides-Antioxidants defend the body against which compounds?
Triglyceride-This biomacrocompound class is required to synthesize sex hormones
Triose-A three carbon sugar are known as
Tryptophan-Amino acid that is converted into serotonin
Tyrosine-Amino acid that is converted into dopamine
Empty-
Cyclins-These are proteins regulate the time points in the cell cycle
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Name the five kingdoms of life and show how they are separated
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Fully describe how life cycle of a virus life led to the creation of introns.
A virus will inject its genetic material into a host organism. The viral DNA will be inserted in with the
host's DNA. The viral DNA is coded so that hte host's cell will reproduce more viri. The cell will produce
viru until the cell lysis (exploding of the cell). Introns protect us from that material by rendering that
DNA irrelevant. So we donot keep making viri. Prokaryotes have no introns.
Fully describe the cell cycle for both somatic and sex cells. Include the names of the gametes and organs
that produce them, but full description of the M-phase are not necessary.
M phase-Sex only
Gametes- ovam, spermatazoa
Gonades (organs)- Testis, ovaries
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F4. Fully describe how transcription works for both Prokaryotes and Eukaryotes
Prokaryote-Takes gene sequence and turns it into RNA
Eukaryotes
1. Unpack DNA
2. Use Hilicase to unzip DNA
3. Use 3 prime and 5 prime end
4. Use snrp's, splysomes to get rid of introns
5. Put on a G cap and poly A tail to protect genetic material to prevent reaction to turn to mRNA.