Labeling
Enzymes
Dehydration Synthesis/Hydrolysis
Cellular Respiration
Translation/Transcription
100
Label the enzymes in the picture.
What is (3 pieces on the bottom)
100
Globular proteins with a specific shape that help to lower activation energy, build/break down substances, and are used over and over again.
What is an enzyme.
100
Uses water to break down carbohydrates, lipids, and proteins.
What is hydrolysis.
100
The process where energy is released from molecules na dis made available for cellular use
What is Cellular Respiration.
100
A double stranded polynucleotide chain made up of four bases: A, T, C, G
What is DNA
200
Label the product in the picture.
What is (above enzyme on right)
200
When the enzyme and the substrate bond together they are known as_____
What is an enzyme substrate complex.
200
Water is formed and released.
What is Dehydration Synthesis.
200
How many ATP does cellular respiration typically produce.
What is 36 ATP.
200
A single stranded polynucleotide chain
What is RNA
300
Label the codon.
What is letter C.
300
In the the liver/hydrogen peroxide lab, what are three ways to denature the enzyme?
What is adding heat, changing the pH, exposure to radiation, electricity, and chemicals
300
Larger molecules are made from smaller ones. An example of this is dehydration synthesis.
What is anabolism.
300
Other than ATP, what other product does Glycolysis produce?
What is pyruvic acid.
300
What base is different in RNA and what base does it replace in DNA
What is Uracil. It replaced Thymine
400
Label the mRNA.
What is letter D
400
What are two examples of denaturing enzymes that we talked about in class?
What is lemon on apples and heating up liver
400
In the picture, what are the products?
What is Glucose and Fructose?
400
How many ATP are produced in the ETC
What is 32-34
400
In transcribing and translating, what codons are used to find the amino acids.
What is mRNA
500
Label the rRNA.
What is letter F.
500
Enzymes that are usually inactive until they combine with a component that makes them active.
What is a Cofactor.
500
In the picture, what type of reaction is it and how do you know?
What is hydrolysis. It is hydrolysis, because water is being used and a large molecule is broken down.
500
What are the three main parts of cellular respiration?
What is glycolysis, Citric Acid Cycle, and ETC
500
What provides structure and enzyme activity for ribosomes?
What is rRNA