Powerhouse of da cell
The word equation of Aerobic Respiration
What is Glucose + Oxygen -> CO2 + Water + 36ATP?
This is when the active site of the enzyme changes
What is denatures?
This is the definition (MR M's DEFINITION) of Osmosis. Word for word.
This is what G1 means
What is growth phase 1
The word equation for Photosynthesis
What is CO2 + Water (In the presence of sunglight and chlorophyll) -> Glucose + Oxygen
The word equation for Anaerobic Respiration
Glucose -> CO2 + Water + lactic Acid
This is the differences between simple diffusion and Facilitated diffusion
What is simple diffusion is just the movement of particles from an area of high concentration to a low concentration through a semi-permeable membrane while facillitated diffusion is the same but requires transport proteins as the molecules are non-polar or too big
This is what is happening to a cell in G2
What is carrying out cell processes and growth in preparation for mitosis?
(Insert drawing and labels of a chloroplast)
A diagram of a mitochondria (Draw it and label it accurately, speed also matters)
(Insert accurate drawing here)
List all the factors that can affect Enzyme activity
What is temperature, ph, substrate concentration, poisons, enzyme concentration and co-factors
This is the reason why cells are limited in their size (Surface area and volume ratio)
What is so that transport of materials in and across a cell are as efficient as possible?
This is why enzymes are important for the cell cycle
What is because enzymes are required for DNA replication (more specifically to unzip the DNA and to help bind new bases into the new strands?
This is why the stroma in a chloroplast is clear
What is so that the light needed for the Light-dependent reaction can easily be transmitted to the thylakoid where it happens?
These are the limiting factors of aerobic respiration
What are Glucose and Oxygen concentration?
This is what would happen if the temperature started to drop from its optimal temperature for an enzyme
What is the rate of reaction would slow down?
What is so that the water concentration inside of the fish does not change and can maintain its concentration gradient for osmosis?
What is that when one strand of DNA is from the original strand before DNA replication and one strand is a newly built strand?
What is so that there is as little transport distance between the cells and the chloroplasts to help maximise the efficiency of Photosynthesis?
Why would it be beneficial for an organism to undergo both Anaerobic and Aerobic respiration?
What is because being able to still create ATP when there is an absence of high mounts of Oxygen is important so that the organism can still survive
This is why enzymes are imporant
What is because they are apart of all of the cells processes
This is an explanation of why cells in your intestines use active transport to gain nutrients from food as it passes through
What is intestinal cells use active transport to continuously gain nutrients from food as it passes through as they are vital to cell processes. The concentration of nutrients will always be higher in the cells as they require the nutrients plus the molecules (like glucose) are too large to be moved across via simple diffusion so active transport is needed.
These are the results of mitosis
What are two genetically identical daughter cells with a diploid number of 2n
At 6am and 6pm there is the same amount of light availiability for a plant but there is a greater rate of photosynthesis at 6pm. Explain why
What is because during the day light has been used to create an excess of Hydrogen ions from the light dependant reaction so even during 6pm the light independant reaction can still take place increasing the rate of photosynthesis