Chemistry
Biochemistry
Cell Structure & Organelles
Cell Physiology
DNA & Proteins
100

A pH of 4 is more ______ than a pH of 7.

What is acidic.

100

Proteins are composed of which building blocks?

What are amino acids.

100

The power plants of a cell providing most of its energy supply

What are mitochondria.

100

The diffusion of water through a selectively permeable membrane.

What is osmosis.

100
What level of protein structure is represented by beta-pleated sheets.

What is secondary structure.

200

A ________ bond is formed when two atoms share electrons.

What is a covalent bond.

200

Enzymes are proteins that act as biological catalysts. Enzymes __________ the rate of biochemical reactions but are not used or changed in those reactions. 

What is speed up or accelerate.

200

If a toxin destroys a cell’s ribosomes, which cellular activity is affected?

What is protein synthesis.

200

Cells immersed in a hypertonic solution will tend to?

What is shrink.

200

During the process of protein ________, DNA is used to make mRNA.

What is transcription.

300

NaCl or table salt is formed by this type of chemical bond.

What is an ionic bond.

300

A glycerol molecule connected to three fatty acids is called a?

What is a triglyceride.

300

You discover that newly-made proteins are not being correctly modified or delivered to the proper locations.  You should suspect the problem is a defect in the?

What is the Golgi apparatus.

300

A type of vesicular transport that moves substances out of the cell.

What is exocytosis.

300

The backbone of DNA strands consists of _____ covalently attached to _____.

What are sugars and phosphates.

400
pH is a measure of?

What is hydrogen ion concentration.

400

This is the primary energy-transferring molecule in cells and it provides a form of energy that is immediately useable by all body cells.

What is ATP.

400

The main component of the plasma membrane.

What are phospholipids.

400

The four phases of mitosis.

What are prophase, metaphase, anaphase, and telophase.

400

Which sequence represents the complement to this DNA strand: 5’-AGATCCG-3’:

What is TCTAGGC.

500

This type of chemical bonding is responsible for the tendency of water molecules to cling together and form films, referred to as surface tension.

What are hydrogen bonds.

500

To break a disaccharide such as sucrose (table sugar) into its monosaccharides would require a _______ reaction.

What is hydrolysis.

500

Whiplike, motile cellular extensions that occur in large numbers on the exposed surface of certain cells.

What are cilia.

500

All animal cells maintain a voltage difference across their cell membrane.  This voltage difference is termed the?

What is the resting membrane potential.

500

How many amino acids does this strand of DNA code for? 5’-AGATCCGCC-3’:

What is three.

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