Smallest unit of life?
Cell
All macromolecules contain this element
Carbon
Lengths of DNA that code for proteins
Genes
Functions of Plasma membrane + Define
Phospholipid bilayer that provides boundary for cell, maintains cell shape, & is selectively permeable
Polarity of water; What can it dissolve?
Polar; polar molecules/ions, ex. Salt
Process involved in joining monosaccharides together
Dehydration Synthesis
Triplet, Codon, Anticodon
Triplet-DNA
Codon-mRNA
Anticodon-tRNA
Define the 3 types pf cell junctions
Tight -prevent fluid from passing through
Gap-cell to cell communication/sharing
Desmosomes-Strong anchor between cells prevents tearing
Bond between an O & H atom in a water molecule
Polar covalent bond
The 4 macromolecules & their monomers
Carbohydrates-monosaccharides
Lipids-glycerol & fatty acids
Proteins-Amino acids
Nucleic Acids-nucleotides
a) Does the work in transcription
b) Does the work in translation
a) RNA polymerase
b) tRNA
a) ID Phase b) Name which phase follows
a) Prophase: DNA condenses, Spindle apparatus forms, nucleus degrades
b) Metaphase: Chromosomes line up in middle
_____ release H+ in a solution, lower pH
_____ bind H+, increase pH
Acids
Bases
Protein levels of organization + description; which is not affected by conditions
Primary(single strand AA),Secondary(some folding Beta pleated sheed or Helix),Tertiary(3D shape), Quaternary(2+ Tertiary structures) ; Primary structure not affected
Define the two processes involved in protein synthesis + location of each
-DNA sequence copied to mRNA sequence; Nucleus
-mRNA sequence used to make a protein; Ribosome
Define Apoptosis + Reasons a cell would undergo it.
Programmed cell death;
Damaged DNA, Infected, Worn out, Unnecessary tissues during development
An increase in [H+] ,___________ pH makes the solution more _________.
Decrease;Acidic
Types of Fats, differences + examples.
Saturated(single bond, max. H saturation) ex. Bacon, Butter vs Unsaturated(double bond, not saturated w/ H) ex. oils Trans fatty acids(man made solid) Margarine
This is how the correct amino acid is added to the codon on mRNA (explain)
ONLY tRNA w/ the correct anticodon can bind to mRNA & add the amino acid.
Difference between Mitosis & Meiosis
Mitosis: cell division, 2 daughter cells from 1 cell, daughter cells identical,
Meiosis: Division for reproduction , daughter cells are gametes, genetically unique . Haploid , gametes only have 1 copy of every gene (1/2 DNA, 23 chromosomes)