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Kingdoms and Domains
Chemistry Fun
Biochemistry
Cell Structure And Function
The Working Cell
Respiration
Definitions
Evolution
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This is one of the three domains used by
biologists to categorize organisms
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One of the followingArchaeaBacteriaEukarya
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This is one of the characteristics that
biologists say all living things have in common
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ReproductionUse energyDevelop and
matureAdaptOrganized structureRespond Made of
cells
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This is necessary for studying the effects of an
experimental group
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A Control group
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These are, in their respective order, the most
inclusive and exclusive categories of
organization of life
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Biosphere- most inclusiveMolecular
level-least inclusive
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These are the four eukaryotic kingdoms
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ProtistaFungiPlantaeAnimalia
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Carbon has how many valence electrons?
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The hydrogen atomsin a water moleculeare bonded
to oxygen with thistype of bond
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Covalent
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What characteristic of water accounts for its
many life-sustaining properties?
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Its polarity ( hydrogen bonds)
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What property of water allows its molecules to
break concrete and boulders?
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Water expands when it freezes
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The pH scale is based upon the measurement of
this ions concentration.
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Hydrogen
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Carbon atoms usually make this type of bond with
other atoms
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Covalent
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Molecules that readily dissolve in water are said
to be this
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hydrophilic
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Reactions that build polymer chains
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Dehydration reactions
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This plant complex carbohydrate is digestable by
only a few organisms
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Cellulose
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These two molecules make up the monomers of fats
(oils and waxes)
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Fatty acids and glycerol
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A compound light microscope with an eyepiece of
10x and an objective lens of 15X has a total
magnification of
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150X
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This is the main eukaryotic cellular structure
that is lacking in prokaryotes.
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The nucleus
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This is the name of the cytoplasmic network of
organelles involved in synthesis, storage, and
exportation of important molecules
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Endomembrane system
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This organelle synthesizes lipids and regulates
Ca2 concentration in muscles.
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The smooth ER
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This organelle provides plants with energy, even
in the roots
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The mitochondria
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Name one of the two laws of thermodynamics
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1st law energy is conserved2nd lawenergy
conversions reduce the order of the universe
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The transfer of phosphate to ADP to make ATP is
this type of reaction
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Phosphorylation or endergonic
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Name one cellular environmental factor that
affects an enzyme activity
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pH, temperature, salt concentration, cofactors,
coenzymes
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There are three main macromolecules that make up
the cell membrane. What are they?
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Lipids, proteins, and carbohydrates
(glycoproteins or glycolipids)
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This is the process of cellular drinking or
taking up water
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pinocytosis
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This is the overall word equation for cellular
respiration
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Glucose oxygenWater carbon dioxide ATP
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The formation of water during cellular
respiration is part of this type of redox reaction
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Reduction
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These are the end products of glycolysis
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ATP,NADH, and pyruvate
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This is the purpose of NADH and FADH2
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To carry electrons to the electron transport pump
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This enzyme is involved in the production of ATP
during chemiosmosis
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ATP Synthase
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This reaction type describes when a molecule
loses an electron
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Oxidation
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This is a biochemical pathway where cascading
electrons release energy in small increments and
they finally reduce oxygen
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Electron Transport Chain
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This macromolecule type in the cell membrane will
facilitate diffusion of certain molecules
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A protein carrier molecule
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These eukaryotic cellular structures are involved
in the digestion of bacteria, damaged organelles,
and nutrients
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lysosomes
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This is another name for animal starch
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Glycogen
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This term describes individuals that can
interbreed to produce fertile offspring
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A biological species
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This formula can be applied to predict the chance
of an individual being a carrier of a genetic
disease such as sickle cell anemia
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Hardy-Weinberg
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This defines the likelihood of an organism
reproducing successfully
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Fitness
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These two theories of evolution oppose each other
in terms of the rate of macroevolution
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Gradualism and punctuated equilibrium
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This type of selection leads the population
towards the mean
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Stabilizing selection