Photosynthesis
Cellular respiration
pt.1
DNA replication
Cellular respiration Pt. 2
Misc.
100

What type of energy is absorbed by pigments, and in what form does the energy arrive in?

Solar energy in photons

100

How many ATP are produced per one glucose molecule?

30-32

100

what are the bonds you would see in a DNA molecule

hydrogen bonds - in between nitrogenous bases

Covalent phosphodiester bonds- in between phosphate groups and oxygens on sugars

glycosidic bond -  sugar to nitrogenous base

100

what is the immediate energy source that powers ATP synthase?

the concentration gradient of H+ across the membrane

100

what are the formulas for photosynthesis AND cellular respiration

light + 6CO2 + 12H20 - C6H12O6 + 6H20 + 6O2

C6H12O6 + 6O2 - 6CO2 + 6H2O + ENERGY

200

P____ resides in Photosystem 2 While P_____ resides in Photosystem 1

680, 700

200

Where does pyruvate oxidation take place?

Mitochondrial matrix

200

what type of DNA strand would include Okazaki fragments?

Lagging

200

most CO2 from catabolism is released during _____

the citric acid cycle

200

Is euchromatin or heterochromatin more accessible?

euchromatin

300

What is the essential enzyme at the start of the Calvin cycle that drives carbon fixation 

Rubisco

300
What are the two phases in glycolysis and what is occurring in them?

Energy investment:

ATP is being taken in, glucose is divided into G3P

Energy pay off:

4 ATP, 2NADH, 2 Pyruvate

300

if the DNA of an organism consists of 24% Adenosine and 26% guanine, how much of the total bases are thymine? How many are cytosine? 

Thymine: 24%

Cytosine:26%

300

How is pyruvate transported into the mitochondrial matrix?

- Facilitated diffusion through the outer membrane
- Active transport through inner membrane

300

____ phase, ______ phase, and the _____ phase all make up interphase in the cell cycle

G1, S, G2

400

what are the advantages and disadvantage of the C4 pathway

 Advantage: no photorespiration, minimal water loss

disadvantage: requires more energy

400

In alcohol fermentation, what is pyruvate converted to, and what is used to power this?

2 ethanol and 2 CO2.

NADH electrons are used


400

If replication is occurring but each DNA molecule consists of a normal strand paired with short segments of DNA, what enzyme is missing?

Ligase

400

in lactic acid fermentation _____ reduces _____ to create lactate, this results in no by product release of carbon dioxide

in lactic acid fermentation NADH reduces pyruvate to create lactate

400

if 4 glucose molecules enter cellular respiration, how many NADH molecules would be synthesized before oxidative phosphorylation?

40

500

Solar energy enters photosystem ____ in the form of _____, which are absorbed by _______, these send the energy to p680

pt 2 what else is occurring during this in order for electrons to be added?

Solar energy enters photosystem 2 in the form of photons, which are absorbed by chlorophyll, these send the energy to p680


H20 is splitting leading to electrons breaking off and eventually going to the primary electron acceptor 

500

the _____ _____ _____ is a passage for electrons between proteins. _____ and _____ enter this passage and donate an electron. At the end _______ takes place to synthesize ______

the electron transport chain is a passage for electrons between proteins. 10 NADH and 2 FADH2 enter this passage and donate an electron. At the end chemiosmosis  takes place to synthesize 28 ATP

500

the leading strand is elongated continuously in the _____ direction as the enzyme _____ opens up the fork

5 to 3 direction

helicase

500

Once ______ enters the critic acid cycle, it is immediately combined with Oxaloacetate and releases _______.

Once Acetyl CoA enters the critic acid cycle, it is immediately combined with Oxaloacetate and releases CoA-SH.

500

what is the difference between bacterial and eukaryotic DNA structures?

Bacteria: 1 chromosome, circular

eukaryotic, multiple chromosomes, linear