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What is hydrogen bonding?
100
A fertilizer contains a lot of nitrogen and phosphorous. The nitrogen and phosphorous will be incorporated into this macromolecule.
What are nucleic acids?
100
This is a waste product of the krebs cycle
What is CO2?
100
This second messenger links cell surface reception with signal transduction
What is cAMP?
100
This property of water is responsible for making water less dense in its frozen state.
What is H bonding?
200
This is the end where nucleotides are added onto a nucleic acid.
What is 3' end?
200
This cell structure is directly involved in apoptosis since it has digestive enzymes.
What is a lysosome?
200
Adding acid to an enzyme messes with this protein structure since it can interrupt H-bonding, ionic bonding, and hydrophobic interactions
What is tertiary structure?
200
This enzyme is responsible for adding phosphate groups to other enzymes.
What is a kinase?
200
The cell wall is made out of this carbohydrate.
What is cell wall?
300
This many waters is required to hydrolyze this amino acid.
What is 2?
300
This is an example of which kind of movement across a cell membrane.
What is active transport?
300
This metabolic process serves as evolution as it has been conserved throughout all of life.
What is glycolysis?
300
During labor, the position of the baby’s head keeps stimulating uterine contractions until the baby is born.
What is a positive feedback loop?
300
This cell structure is where a protein would go after being made at the endoplasmic reticulum.
What is the golgi body / golgi apparatus?
400
This property of water explains why coastline cities have moderate temperatures compared to inland citiies.
What is high specific heat capacity?
400
ATP synthase uses this kind of movement across a cell.
What is facilitated diffusion?
400
This is an intermediary electron acceptor in the krebs cycle and glycolysis
What is NAD+?
400
This part of cell communication is why different cells can respond to the same ligand differently.
What is signal transduction?
400
This property of mitochondria and chloroplasts are necessary to making them efficient in producing and capturing energy.
What is surface area?
500
Adding heat to a protein will alter these protein structures.
What is secondary, tertiary, and quaternary?
500
Water enters and leaves the plant cells primarily by this regulated process.
What is osmosis?
500
The hydrolysis of this molecule is an energy-releasing reaction that is often coupled with reactions that require an input of energy.
What is ATP?
500
A newly developed medication for pulmonary hypertension targets blood vessels in the lungs, but does not affect blood vessels in the liver because the ligand is not able to bind to this.
What is a receptor?
500
This is two are evidence for endosymbiotic theory (name 2).
What is a double membrane?
What is circular DNA?
What is reproduction? (They reproduce the same as bacteria.)