Transport
Enzymes
DNA Replication
Photosynthesis
Respiration
100
an example of passive transport
simple diffusion OR facilitated diffusion OR osmosis
100
what the enzyme acts upon
Substrate
100
a pairs with
t
100
the chloroplast soup is called
the stroma
100
the mitochondrial soup is called
the matrix
200
main requirement for active transport
energy or ATP
200
where the enzyme meets the substrate
active site
200
c pairs with which base and how many bonds?
g, 3 H bonds
200
stacks of thylakoids are called
grana
200
type of cell that would contain lots of mitochondria
liver, immune, muscle
300
hydrophobic part of the cell membrane
lipid tails or fatty acid tails
300
an enzyme is a biological...
catalyst
300
the backbone of DNA
sugar and phosphate
300
What is the arrow pointing at?
Lamella
300
site of aerobic respiration
mitochondria
400
hydrophilic part of the cell membrane
phospho heads or phospholipid heads
400
what happens with mechanical stress, non-optimal pH and high temperatures to enzymes?
denaturation
400
sugar, phosphate, base together are called
nucleotide
400
what the light-independent reaction builds
glucose
400
What is the respiration equation for aerobic respiration?
Glucose + oxygen -> 36 ATP + carbon dioxide + water
500
the name for the structure of the cell membrane
phospholipid bilayer
500
During a metabolic reaction if an enzyme is present, it speeds up the process and is used up.
TRUE OR FALSE.
IF FALSE EDIT IT TO BE TRUE.
FALSE.
During a metabolic reaction if an enzyme is present, it speeds up the process and is not used up. Enzymes get released and are able to be used again.
500
okazaki fragments are glued together by
ligase
500
the pigment in chloroplasts
chlorophyll
500
reaction in both aerobic and anaerobic respiration.
glycolysis