Function Fun
Where is the site of ATP Synthase in Eukaryotic Cells?
Where is the Inner Mitochondria Membrane
What is Circular?
If a cell's energy source contains both carbon and hydrogen atoms, they are considered a ___.
What is a Chemoorganotroph?
The process of converting free Ammonia (NH3) into amino acids is known as____.
What is Biosynthesis?
This non-essential cell structure is used by some prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells to assist in more efficient movement
What is a Flagella?
What Eukaryotic Organelle supports the Endosymbiotic Theory of Eukaryotes origin due to their similarity to bacteria?
Fermentation is a less efficient form of metabolism because it can only use ____ as a pathway of ATP production.
This Nitrogen based molecule can be used both as an e- acceptor and e- source.
What is Nitrite (NO2)?
What is Type IV Pilli?
The cytoplasmic membranes of bacteria and eukaryotes both have ___ bonds, while Archaea have __ bonds.
What Ester and Ether bonds?
If your carbon source is organic, you are classified as a ___, but if it's inorganic, you are a ____.
What is a heterotroph and autotroph.
The two intermediate nitrogen molecules formed during Nitrification included ___ and ___.
If a cell holds an abundant amount of ATP but needs structures to be made, it's preferred method of metabolism would be-
What is Pentose Phosphate Pathway?
What are Phospholipids and Lipopolysaccharides
Electron Carrier ___ in the Electron Transport chain is changed to ___ in Anaerobic Respirators
When an animal decomposes, this process allows for free ammonia to be available to plant and bacteria cells.
What is ammonification?
This type of cell can function in environments with and without Oxygen
What are Facultative Organisms?
These two cells share the exact method of cellular metabolism that involves the use of sunlight.
What are plant and cyanobacteria cells
In E. Coli, the affinity for O2 in complex ___ increases in environments of ___ oxygen levels, and vise versa.
What is IV (Four) and low
The process of ________ involves converting N2 to NH3 and is unique only to ____.
What is Nitrogen fixation and prokaryotes?