photosynthesis
cellular respiration
Cell Transport
Protein Synthesis
Biomolecules
100

Two molecules made during the Light Dependent Reactions and used during the Light Independent Reaction

What are NADPH and ATP?

100

Makes your muscles cramp due to lack of oxygen

lactic acid

100

The movement of water from an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration

What is osmosis?

100

the three parts of a nucleotide in DNA

What are deoxyribose, phosphate and nitrogen base?

100

The 4 types of biomolecules that we learned about

What are Carbohydrates, nucleic acids, lipids, and proteins?

200

Another name for the Light Independent Reactions

What is the Calvin Cycle

200

The  products of cellular respiration

Carbon dioxide and water and ATP

200

Type of cell transport that requires energy

What is Active transport?

200

two nitrogen bases that are purines

what are adenine and guanine?

200
The type of biomolecule found in the cell membrane that helps polar molecules enter and leave the cell

What are carrier proteins?

300

Products of the Photosynthesis Reactions

What are glucose and oxygen?

300

 Organelle  that is the "powerhouse of the cell"

What is the mitochondria?

300

Movement of large solid molecules into the cell

What is phagocytosis?

300

The monomers of protein molecules

What are amino acids?

300

The two monomers of lipid molecules

What are glycerol and fatty acids?

400

The place in the cell where the Light Dependent Reactions occur

Thylakoids(grana) of the chloroplast

400

Job of coenzyme A in aerobic respiration

What carries the acetic acid from the cytoplasm to the matrix of the mitochondria?


400

The solute concentration inside the cell is 20%, the water concentration outside the cell is 20%.  What type of solution is the cell in and which way will the water move?

Hypertonic, the water will move out

400

The nitrogen base never found in DNA

What is uracil?

400

Two biomolecules made only of CHO and name two ways that they differ

What are carbohydrates and lipids.

Carbohydrates have a 2:1 ratio of H:O and lipids do not

Carbohydrates do not have a carboxyl end, lipids do

Lipids do not have a hexagon or pentagon shape

500

The part of the leaf where the most photosynthesis occurs

Palisades Layer

500

Type of respiration that occurs in bacteria and yeast in the absence of oxygen

What is alcohol fermentation?

500

Part of the cell membrane that is hydrophobic

The lipid tails

500

The two steps of protein synthesis (in order)

What are transcription and translation?

500

the three types of RNA and their jobs

What is mRNA that carries the DNA instructions from the nucleus to the ribosomes

What is rRNA that makes the ribosomes

What is tRNA that carries the correct amino acid to the ribosomes