Cell Cycle
The period of rest / normal function within the cell cycle
What is the G0 phase?
The site of cellular respiration in a cell
The site of photosynthesis
What is the chloroplast?
The four steps of DNA replication
What are unzipping, priming, elongation, termination?
Mitosis is this type of cell reproduction (sexual OR asexual - choose one of these)
What is asexual reproduction?
The period of major growth of the cell - cell expansion
What is the G1 phase?
The products of cellular respiration
What are 6CO2 (carbon dioxide), 6H2O (water), and ATP (Energy)?
The products of photosynthesis
What are C6H12O6 (glucose) + 6O2 (Oxygen)?
Helicase performs this action in DNA replication
What is "unzipping" / breaking nucleotide bonds?
Mitosis makes cells that genetically "this" to each other
PMAT - Prophase, Metaphase, Anaphase, Telophase
What is mitosis?
These reactants are combined in the mitochondria to produce 6CO2 (Carbon Dioxide), 6H2O (Water), and energy
(Hint: 2 Things)
What are C6H12O6 (Glucose) and 6O2 (Oxygen)?
These reactants are combined in the chloroplast to produce glucose and 6O2
(Hint: 3 things)
What are 6CO2 (carbon dioxide), 6H2O (water), and sunlight (Sun Energy)?
The phase in the cell cycle when DNA is replicated
What is "S" / Synthesis phase?
This process makes usable energy for the cell by breaking down glucose into energy.
What is cellular respiration?
DNA Polymerase coding the new DNA strand happens in what stage of the cell cycle?
What is the "S" / synthesis phase?
This is the ultimate USEABLE product from the cellular respiration process
(Bonus points for 100% accuracy)
What is energy (ATP energy)
This is the ultimate USEABLE product made from the photosynthesis process
What is glucose?
This enzyme is responsible for creating the complimentary DNA strand during the DNA replication process.
What is DNA polymerase?
Where did the ATP energy created from glucose breakdown originate from?
What is the sun?
Mitosis does this
What is, ensures the entire cell is copied and then the copied cell begins to detach from the original cell.
What is replication then gets ready for separation?
What is replicates the cell?
Cellular respiration unlocks this from chemical storage for the organism to be able to use.
What are sugars?
What is glucose?
The pathway from sunlight energy to ATP energy then to heat energy is very long requiring different reactions to occur. Explain how matter and energy are conserved throuhgout these processes.
What is, matter is rearranged into different products and energy is transformed from one type to another. Matter and energy are not created / added or destroyed / lost during the reactions.
The process that occurs next when an error in DNA / Cell replication is detected by the cell
What is apoptosis / the cell gets destroyed?
Relationship between cellular respiration and photosysnthesis
What is, they are the inverse of each, the reactants of one are the products of the other, all matter and energy are conserved / rearranged.
I WILL JUDGE CORRECTNESS AND POINTS ALLOTTED