Photosynthesis/ cellular respiration
general bio
mitosis/meiosis
Macro molecules
DNA/RNA
100

what is the formula for photosythesis

CO2 + H2O → C6H12O6 + O2

100
what acronym did we learn at the beginning of the year?

CHEER GRAD

100

what is mitosis?

the process where a single cell devides into two daughter cells

100

what elements are found in all macromolecules?

C,H,O

100

what is the monomer for DNA/RNA?

nucleotide 

200

what organelle produces ATP through cellular respiration?

the mitocondria 

200

_____ is the mutation that gives you weird shapped blood cells.

sickle cell

200

what are the stages of mitosis in order?

interphase, prophase, metaphase, anaphase, telophase.

200

what organ is bile made in?

the liver

200

what are the three types of RNA?

tRNA, mRNA, rRNA

300

how does ATP turn into ADP?

when one of the three phosphates are taken off.
300

what are three examples of mutagins?

radiation, smoking, UV rays, X-rays, Ect.

300

_____ is uncontroled and rapid devision of cells.

cancer

300

what are the differences between gylcogen and starch?

glycogen is long-term energy storage for humans and animals and starch is the long-term energy storage of plants

300

what two scientest determended that DNA is a double heilx?

Watson and Crick

400

what can cause photosynthesis to slow down?

extreme temperature, lack of CO2, lack of water 

400

what are the two types of cells?

prokaryotic cells and eukaryotic cells.

400

during what phase of mitosis does spindle fibers first form?

Prophase.

400

what property do all lipids share?

they are hydrophobic.

500

why do leaves turn different colors in the fall?

as the days shorten and temperatures drop, the chlorophyll (green pigment) in the leaves breaks down, revealing other pigments that were masked by the green color.

500
what term is used for organisms that make their own food?

autotrophs

500

what takes place during anaphase 2 of meiosis

The sister chromatids of each chromosome are separate and pulled apart by spindle fibers, moving towards opposite poles of the cell.