organization of life
All living things are made of what?
What Are Cells
this is the number of the different biomolecules
what is 4
The reactions and metabolic pathways involved in breaking down and digesting food into simpler molecules.
Catabolism
the phase where cells grow and synthesis DNA
When the cycle S phase
What does "Apples to Trees and Cars to Garages" stand for?
The correct DNA Pairing
In multicellular organisms, cells group to form tissues
What is an organ system
Carbohydrates are know to provide energy in this manner
what is this is used for fast energy
The primary molecule used for storing and transferring energy within cells, often called the "energy currency" of the cell.
what is ATP
what is a cell
What is the shape of DNA?
Double Helix
life exhabits a hieratehy that extend beyond a single induviual organism to groups of the same speicies in an area
What is population
These molecules can come in saturated and unsaturated form.
what are lipids?
These proteins act as biological catalysts, speeding up the rate of chemical reactions by lowering the activation energy required.
What are Enzymes
this organelle contains DNA and controls cell activities
what is the nucleus
What year was DNA first discovered in plants?
1665
The organization of life starts out the most fundamental chemical level?
What are molecules
beta sheets and alpha helixs are an example of this structure in proteins.
Protein secondary structure
The specific region on an enzyme where the substrate binds during a reaction.
what is an Active Site
a jelly like substance thats fills the cells
what is cytoplasm
A disease caused by the uncontrolled growth of an abnormal cell and uncontrolled replication.
what is a disease called cancer
A key principle of this organization is that new properties called these appear at each successive level due to the interaction of the lower level components?
What are emergent
The structure composed of sugar and a phosphate link is know as this.
what is the sugar phosphate backbone?
This law of energy transfer states that every energy transfer or transformation increases the disorder, or entropy, of the universe.
what is the Second Law of Thermodynamics
what help the cell structure and shape and movement
what are cytoskeleton (any will work)
What is the enzyme that unwinds DNA?
Helicase