Motion and movement
What is an enzyme?
glucose + oxygen → carbon dioxide + water + ATP (energy)
carbon dioxide + water --light--> glucose + oxygen + water
What is the word equation of photosynthesis?
The base pairing rule in genetics
What is A-T and C-G?
Process that allows oxygen and carbon dioxide to enter and exit the cell
What is diffusion?
What is temperature?
What is the purpose of respiration?
The organelle that photosynthesis occurs in
What is a chloroplast?
Made up of a sugar, phosphate and base
What is a nucleotide?
Cells will maximize this by becoming an oval shape or developing more membrane layers and folds
What is surface area to volume ratio?
The model of enzyme reactions now widely accepted due to it's change in shape during a reaction
What is induced fit?
The organelles that respiration occurs in
What is the cytoplasm and mitochondria?
The colour not absorbed by photosynthesis
What is green?
This cell contains a nucleus and mitochondria, but no cell wall
What is an animal cell?
Involved in passive transport, these proteins perform facilitated diffusion
What are channel or carrier proteins?
What is substrate concentration?
Enzyme filled fluid where the Krebs Cycle occurs
What is the matrix?
Cells in the leaf that have the most chloroplasts, in rows near the top of the leaf
What is a palisade cell?
The name of the complex formed by an enzyme and a substrate
Moving large or large amounts of molecules, this process uses the folding of membranes in active transport.
What is cytosis?
The name for when a poison binds to an active site, preventing a substrate from binding to the same active site
What is competitive inhibition?
Cell type that will have the most mitochondria possible due to high energy requirement
What is a muscle, liver, heart, sperm, nerve cell?
The molecule that is carried from the dependent reaction to the independent reaction
What is Hydrogen ion?