Cell Biology
Name a difference between Eukaryotic and Prokaryotic cells
What is;
-A Nucleus
-Membrane Bound Organelles
-Unicellularity/Multicellularity
-Linear DNA vs. Circular DNA
What year was the first case of Covid-19 recorded?
What is 2019
Define metabolism
What are all the chemical reactions that take place in the body to break down food into energy
What element does organic chemistry deal with, but inorganic chemistry does not?
What is Carbon
The two subunits of the organelle known as the endoplasmic reticulum are typically abbreviated RER and SER. What do the "R" and "S" stand for in these abbreviations?
What is Routh & Smooth
True or False; Antibiotics work on viruses
What is false
What is an enzyme
The name of a positively charged ion is a;
What is a cation
What organelle found in the cytoplasm of living cells and builds proteins from amino acids?
What are Ribosomes
A bacteria that infects viruses is called;
What is a bacteriophage
True or false; anabolism is the breakdown of complex molecules into numerous simpler ones
What is FALSE
In a periodic table, what are the columns called?
What is a group?
What cellular structure consists of liquid or cytoplasm within a lipid bilayer?
(Hint: They are used for transport)
What do retroviruses have as their genetic material?
What is RNA
What organelle does the Kreb's Cycle take place in
What is the Mitochondria
What subatomic particle did Ernest Rutherford discover in his Gold Foil Experiment (protons, neutrons, or electrons)
What is a proton?
Which term describes the breaking down of a cell’s membrane after the outer protection has been damaged?
(Hint: It begins with the letter "L")
What is Lysis
What is the common/household name for the virus "Varicella-Zoster"
What is Chickenpox
What does the Kreb's Cycle require that Glycolysis does not?
What is Oxygen
What is it called when 2 atoms of the same element have the same number or protons, but a different number of neutrons?
What is an Isotope