Biomolecules
Enzymes
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Another name for Enzyme?

catalyst

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function to increase the ___________

reactions in cells

• Without an enzyme, the reaction rate is __________

because more activation energy is needed to

start the reaction

function to increase the speed of chemical

reactions in cells

• Without an enzyme, the reaction rate is slower

because more activation energy is needed to

start the reaction

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 have a nucleus surrounding their DNA

• have membrane-bound organelles

• have linear DNA

• are more complex and larger in size than

prokaryotic cells

• can be protists, fungi, plants, or animals

 

Eukaryotic cells

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_______is the process by which

autotrophs convert light energy into chemical energy in the form of glucose

• The reactants are sunlight, carbon dioxide,

and water

• The products are glucose and oxygen

• Occurs in chloroplasts of plants and algae

Photosynthesis

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This process allows plants to use sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide to make glucose.


photosynthesis

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Sugars - primary energy source:

made in chloroplasts and

broken down for cellular

energy in the mitochondria of

cells

Carbs

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are named after their substrates and often end

in the suffix 

-ase

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 • do not have a nucleus

• do not have membrane-bound organelles

• have circular DNA

• are simpler and smaller in size than eukaryotic cells


Prokaryotic cells  

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is the process by

which all organisms convert the energy

 in glucose to ATP energy

• The reactants are glucose and oxygen

• The products are carbon dioxide, water, and

ATP

• Occurs in mitochondria of eukaryotes

Cellular respiration

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“powerhouse of the cell” because it produces ATP energy.


Mitochondria

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What is glycolysis?

Breaks down sugar

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The part of the enzyme where the substrate binds is called the:

Active site 

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Dormant stage - some viruses remain inactive for

weeks to years before multiplying

lysogenic virus

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vessels transport sugars, amino

acids, and hormones dissolved in water

from the leaves to the rest of the plant

Phloem 

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In a population of insects, individuals resistant to pesticide survive and reproduce while non-resistant insects die. Over time, the resistant trait becomes common in the population.


Natural selection

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The three biomolecules?

1. Carbs

2. Lipids

3. Proteins

4. Nucleic Acids

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Some people cannot digest milk products because they lack a specific enzyme. Which enzyme would be used to break down the lactose in milk

Lactase

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Lytic 

virus attaches, injects genetic material,

uses the host to make new particles, then causes the

host cell to lyse

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vessels carry water and minerals

from the ground into the roots and up to

other parts of the plant

Xylem

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A trait controlled by two alleles shows a phenotype where both traits are expressed equally, such as red and white flowers appearing together.


codominance

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Proteins are made in the ______,

travel through the rough ER, and are

packaged by the ___________

Proteins are made in the ribosomes,

travel through the rough ER, and are

packaged by the Golgi

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 Enzymes are composed of what organic molecule?

Protein

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• Not made of cells

• Have no metabolism and require a living host to

multiply or replicate


• are pathogenic, or capable of causing disease

Virus

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___________- response to gravity; roots grow

downward, and stems grow upward

_______ response to water; roots grow

toward water, and stems grow away from

water

_______- response to light; stems grow

toward light to maximize photosynthesis

__________- response to touch; enables

climbing, coiling, or protective movement

Gravitropism - response to gravity; roots grow

downward, and stems grow upward

• Hydrotropism - response to water; roots grow

toward water, and stems grow away from

water

• Phototropism - response to light; stems grow

toward light to maximize photosynthesis

• Thigmotropism - response to touch; enables

climbing, coiling, or protective movement

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This process occurs during meiosis when homologous chromosomes exchange segments of DNA, increasing genetic variation.

Crossing over

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