Cells
The name given to a cell that has membrane bound organelles?
What is a Eukaryotic cell?
The elements that make up water.
What is H2o?
The elements are carbohydrates made from.
What are Carbon, Hydrogen and Oxygen?
The elements that make up a protein.
What is Carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen and sulpher?
This lipid makes up the plasma membrane of a cell and its organelles in a bilayer.
What is a phospholipid?
The biomolecule is the cell wall of bacteria made from?
What is Muerin/ Peptidoglycan?
The bond between 2 molecules of water.
What is the hydrogen bond?
The bond formed between Monosaccarides.
What is a Glycosidic bond?
The bond between 2 amino acid monomers.
What is a peptide bond
This lipid is stored in Adipose tissue and acts to protect organs as well as storing lots of energy in its carbon to carbon bonds.
What is a Triglyceride?
The organelle that is responsible for lipid production and storage in eukaryotic cells?
What is the Smooth Endoplasmic reticulum?
The property by which it takes a lot of heat energy to heat 1kg of water by 1 degrees.
What is High specific heat capacity?
The specific name given to glucose when the hydroxyl group on carbon 1 is on the bottom.
What is Alpha glucose?
The bonds and interactioins present in a tertiary structure protein.
What is Disulphide, hydrogen and ionic bonds with hydrophilic and hydrophobic interactions?
The bond that joins 3 fatty acids to glycerol in a triglyceride.
What is an Ester bond?
Bacterial cells do not have membrane bound organelles but still need to respire. What is the name of the structure by which scientists think they may respire?
Mesosome
The property of ice that allows it to act as a habitat for polar bears in the arctic.
What is less dense than water/ low density as a solid?
The polysaccharide that has every other monomer inverted and is very structurally strong.
What is cellulose?
The protein made up of 3 polypeptides wound together in rope like structure with every third amino acid being Glycine.
What is collagen?
Sterol Alcohol that is part of the plasma membrane involved in regulating fluidity of it.
What is Cholesterol?
The name of the process that provides the energy for movement of the flagella in prokaryotes?
What is Chemiosmosis?
Waters ability to break molecules such as NaCl apart due to its polarity and ability to form hydrogen bonds.
What is Universal/ good solvent?
This has to be contructed in order to find the concentration of an unknown sugar in solution.
What is a Calibration curve?
Such as Catalase has Haem groups with Iron ions in the structure which are not made of protein.
What is a conjugated protein?
Test for Lipids that involves mixing a sample with Ethanol and water.
What is the emulsion test?