Where does glycolysis occur?
Cytoplasm
Where is the DNA stored in a eukaryotic cell?
The nucleus
The movement of molecules through protein channels without the use of energy is called:
facilitated diffusion
In an experiment, the data collected is referred to as the:
Dependent variable
What are the monomers of starch?
Monosaccharides (ex: glucose)
What is the product of pyruvate oxidation?
Acetyl-CoA
Which organelle is used for packaging and shipping molecules?
The Golgi body
A cell containing 55% sucrose is floating in a solution of 65% sucrose. Which is hypertonic, the cell or the solution?
The solution
Conditions that can cause erroneous changes in the data are called:
Confounding variables
Enzymes are defined as catalysts because they lower the ___ required for a chemical reaction to occur
Activation energy
How many carbons are in one molecule of pyruvate?
Three
What are two functions of the smooth endoplasmic reticulum?
Lipid production, steroid hormone production, lipid storage, ion (Ca+) storage, & detoxification
A cell containing 15% sucrose is floating in a solution of 19% sucrose. Which direction will water move: into or out of the cell?
Out of the cell
Should this data be displayed as a bar graph or a line graph?

Line graph
The alpha spirals and beta pleated sheets of a protein are part of its ____ structure
Secondary structure
What are the two products of anaerobic respiration in mammals?
Lactic acid & ATP
What are two pieces of evidence that support the endosymbiotic origin of the chloroplast?
They have two membranes, their own DNA, their own replication schedule, and they are about the size and shape of free-living prokaryotes
A plant cell in a hypotonic environment takes up a lot of water and is very plump is referred to as ___
Turgid
A very well-supported hypothesis that is accepted as accurate is called a:
Theory
Which of the biological molecules compose the bulk of the cell membrane?
Lipids (specifically phosopholipids)
Electrons are donated to the electron transport chain by these two molecules.
NADH & FADH2
What are four things a bacterial cell and an animal cell have in common?
Cell membrane, cytoplasm, cytoskeleton, DNA/RNA, ribosomes, and maybe flagella/cilia (depends on the type of bacteria and type of animal)
If you administer an IV to a patient in the hospital, what type of solution would be best to use: a solution hypertonic to the patient's blood, a solution hypotonic to the patient's blood, or a solution isotonic to the patient's blood?
A solution isotonic to the patient's blood
A seed germination experiment contains 9 experimental groups and 1 control group, each with 30 seeds. What does n equal?
n=30
A noncompetitive inhibitor binds to an enzyme at the ____ site
Allosteric