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Cells Storage, breakdown of waste products, hydrolysis of macromolecules, enlargement of vacuole a major mechanism of plant growth $100
Cells What is Function of the central vacuole $100 Back
Cells What is DNA that is concentrated around the nucleoid with no membrane separating it. This has a true nucleus bound by a nuclear envelope $200
Cells What is Prokaryotic & eukaryotic $200 Back
Cells Used to take cells apart and separate organelles by size and density? $300
Cells What is Ultracentrifuges $300 Back
Cells What allows for connection unify in cells and allows cytosol to pass through? $400
Cells What is Connects chemical environment of adjacent cells. $400 Back
Cells Food vacuole fuels with plasma membrane. An active hydrolytic enzyme with digestive enzymes in it binds with the lysosome. The hydrolytic enzymes break down the food. $500
Cells What is Phagocytosis $500 Back
Photosynthesis 6CO2 + 12H20 + light energy C6H12O6 + 6O2 + 6H20 $100
Photosynthesis What is Chemical equation for photosynthesis $100 Back
Photosynthesis Most important to life, band from 380 nm-750 nm wavelength. Can be detected by the human eye $200
Photosynthesis What is Visible light $200 Back
Photosynthesis Uses Calvin cycle with an alternative mode of carbon fixation. Has photosynthesis cells, the bundle-sheath and mesophyll. First step carried out by enzyme PEP carboxylase. $300
Photosynthesis What is C4 plant $300 Back
Photosynthesis 3-phosphoglycerate receives a phosphate group from ATP becoming 3-bisphosphoglycerate electrons from NADPH reduces to G3P. $400
Photosynthesis What is Output is G3P $400 Back
Photosynthesis Light enters & strikes pigments, excites P680 to high energy level. Electrons are captured by primary acceptor. Water is split into a hydrogen and an oxygen atom. Electrons are sent down the ETC with APT begin lost. Electrons excite P700 and light enters electrons captured by primary acceptor. Sent down ETC. NADP reductase transfer electrons from FAD to NADP+ 2 electrons required to reduce NADPH $500
Photosynthesis What is Noncyclic Electron flow $500 Back
Respiration Process lose electrons oxidation and the other gains electrons reactions $100
Respiration What is Redox reactions $100 Back
Respiration Pyruvate is broken down, CO2 is loss NAD+ reduced to NAPH, Coenzyme A is added. What is being made $200
Respiration What is Acetyl CoA $200 Back
Respiration The precess glycolysis, the cyturic acid cycle, and oxidative phosphorylation ETC and chemiosmosis are located where? $300
Respiration What is In the Cytosol and mitochondrion $300 Back
Respiration Energy is stored in form of hydrogen ion gradient across a membrane, used to drive the synthesis of ATP $400
Respiration What is Chemiosmosis $400 Back
Respiration These two things inhibit and stimulate phosphofructokinase in Glycolysis $500
Respiration What is APT & Citrate inhibits $500 Back
Cell Division Haploid cells have this many chromosomes while diploid cells have this many? $100
Cell Division What is N=23 2n=46 $100 Back
Cell Division Caused by independent assortment of chromosomes (meiosis), gametes differ in their combinations of chromosomes merited from parents. This process occurs in meiosis prophase I? $200
Cell Division What is Crossing over $200 Back
Cell Division Has complete set of haploid chromosomes composed of 2 sister chromatids. Cytokinesis occurs here, forming haploid daughter cells. Sometimes chromosomes condense & nuclear envelope reform. $300
Cell Division What is Telophase I in meiosis I $300 Back
Cell Division This accounts for 90% of cell division. The cell at this stage grows and copies chromosomes. G1, G2 and S phases all occur in this cycle of mitosis $400
Cell Division What is Interphase $400 Back
Cell Division Duplicating DNA and getting proteins in the interphase $500
Cell Division What is A cell prepares for cell division $500 Back
Molecular Genetics These bonds hold the adenine, thymine, guanine and cytosine together which make up DNA $100
Molecular Genetics What is Hydrogen bonds $100 Back