Macromolecules
The process by which polymers are made
What is Dehydration Synthesis?
The process plants undergo in order to create glucose
What is Photosynthesis?
Evolution is defined as
What is Change in Allele Frequency?
The process by which mRNA is produced
What is transcription?
The ribosome is the site of
What is protein synthesis?
The polymer of carbohydrates is
What is Polysaccharides?
This element is the final electron acceptor in cellular respiration
What is oxygen?
A structure that has similar structure but differing function
What is an analogous structure?
The start amino acid is called
What is Methionine?
The smooth ER is the site of
What is lipid synthesis
What is 3 Fatty Acid Chains and a Glycerol?
What is the inner mitochondrial membrane?
The pointer finger refers to the Hardy-Weinberg principle of
What is gene flow?
Epigenetics is
What is changes in gene expression due to behavior or environment?
Ribosomes are composed of these two components
What is ribosomal protein and rRNA?
Amino Acids are composed of these elements
What is CHON?
DOUBLE JEOPARDY: This is the wavelength Photosystem II absorbs during photosynthesis
What is 680nm?
The type of natural selection that favors an extreme
What is Directional Selection?
Key difference between Eukaryotes and Prokaryotes during Protein synthesis
What is prokaryotes do translation and transcription simultaneously?
These organelles have their own DNA
This type of protein structure only contains hydrogen bonds between different points on a polypeptide chain
What is secondary structure?
This gets reduced during Lactic Acid fermentation
What is pyruvate?
The metabolism first theory argues that
What is self-sustaining metabolic reactions came before genetic material?
Central dogma of genetics
What is DNA -> RNA -> Protein?
This keeps the structural integrity of the phospholipid bilayer intact while keeping it fluid
What is cholesterol?