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Miscellaneous
100

The elements found in nucleic acids

What is CHONP?

100

The diffusion of water across a semipermeable membrane.

What is osmosis?

100

ATP and NADPH are created during this process of photosynthesis.

What are the light reactions?
100

DNA is replicated during this part of the cell cycle

What is S phase?

100

The function of nucleic acids

What is store and transmit genetic information?

200

Capillary action is created by these two properties of water.

What are cohesion and adhesion?

200

The type of transport shown here.


What is active transport?

200

This is released as a byproduct after water splits in the light reactions

What is oxygen?

200

The phase of mitosis shown here


What is telophase?

200

The process of breaking apart polymers using water, as shown below.



What is hydrolysis?

300

When double-stranded DNA contains 20% cytosine, it will contain this much adenine.

What is 30% adenine?

300

This organelle breaks down defective organelles.

What is the lysosome?
300

Protons diffuse through this enzyme during oxidative phosphorylation to create ~36 ATP

What is ATP synthase?

300

The type of feedback mechanism where the response amplifies the original stimulus.

What is positive feedback?

300

The cell membrane is mainly composed of these two structures?

What are phospholipids and proteins?

400

Process that creates polymers from smaller molecules, as seen here. 

What is dehydration synthesis?

400

Mitochondria have a convoluted inner membrane to increase this, allowing the mitochondria to make more ATP.

What is surface area or surface area to volume ratio?

400

This step in cellular respiration is where carbon dioxide is released

What is the Krebs Cycle?

400

The signaling molecule that begins the cell signaling pathway.

What is a ligand?
400

When double-stranded RNA contains 18% cytosine, it contains this much thymine.

What is 0%?

500

Below is the structure of this macromolecule.


What is a nucleic acid?

500

The value for Ψ in root tissue was found to be -3.3 bars. If you take the root tissue and place it in a 0.1M solution of sucrose at 20°C in an open beaker, this is the Ψ of the solution, this is the direction of net flow of water.

What is -2.43 and into the root tissue?

500

This is the final electron acceptor in the ETC.

What is oxygen?

500

These are the proteins responsible for regulating the cell cycle.

What are CDKs?

500

The monomer of the macromolecule shown below.


What is a monosaccharide?