The 3 domains of life
Two sugar molecules are called
Disaccharide
The types of passive transport
Osmosis, Simple Diffusion, Facilitated diffusion
Where does cellular respiration take place?
Mitochondria and cytoplasm (glycolysis)
What type of operon is on by default?
Repressible operon
The atomic mass of nitrogen.
14
3 types of lipids
Phospholipids, steroids, triglycerides
When a cell is hypotonic..
Higher solute concentration inside
Redox reactions, if electrons are gained it means its..
Reduced
Topoisomerase function
Reduces DNA coiling
cohesion/adhesion, solvent versatility, high heat capacity, expanding when frozen
The type of bond for proteins
Peptide bond
Active transport features...
Low to high concentration, ATP required and against gradient
Pyruvate oxidation outputs
Acetyl CoA, 2 NADH, CO2
Telomeres are found where
At the end of eukaryotic chromosomes
What helps in maintaining pH levels?
Buffers
Monomers of nucleic acids
Nucleotides
Catabolic reactions...
Mitosis produces what types of cells and meiosis produces what types of cell?
mitosis - somatic cells
meiosis - gametes
DNA and RNA are both synthesized in what direction
5' to 3' direction
What functional group is nonpolar?
modifying and packaging proteins into vesicles
Some factors that can affect enzyme activity?
pH, temperature, salinity, environment, inhibiting molecules, phosphorylation
ATP powers 3 types of cellular work. what are they
Cellular, Mechanical, Transport
Modifications that occur in RNA processing
3' to 5' end modification. G cap added to 5' and poly A tail at 3' end. Removing noncoding regions, introns.