Macromolecules
What is proteins, nucleic acids, lipids, & carbohydrates?
What are oxygen & glucose?
Introducing an enzyme does this to the activation energy.
What is a lower activation energy?
The number of ATPs produced from Cellular Respiration is produced in the presence of oxygen.
What is 38 ATP?
All of water's munique properties stem from its ________ nature.
What is polar?
A monomer is a single part of this larger, more complex molecule.
What is a polymer?
The phase in which electrons get excited by light energy.
What is light reactions?
Name the two functions an enzyme has.
What is build molecules or break down molecules?
Two types of cellular respiration that happen in the absence of oxygen.
What are lactic acid & alcohol fermentation?
Water is described as polar due to this unbalanced factor.
What is charge?
This process occurs when joining together monomers to create polymers, removing water in the process.
What is dehydration synthesis?
The enzyme that catalyzes the combination of RuBp & CO2.
What is Rubisco?
This process happens when an enzyme is placed in an environment outside of its optimal range.
What is denature?
Converting ATP to ADP releases energy; converting ADP to ATP does the opposite which is......
What is store energy?
Properties of water that allows water to move up the stem from the roots to the leaves of a plant.
What are cohesion & adhesion?
A type of macromolecule that consists of enzymes, hormones, & steroids.
What is proteins?
What is photosystem 2?
When an enzyme is denatured, it changes its shape, which also means that its ______ is changed.
What is function?
Water bugs have evolved to skim the surface of water due to this water property.
What is surface tension?
This type of macromolecule consists of two main regions, a hydrophilic & hydrophobic region.
What are lipids? (fats)
Structure in plants that allows the exchange of CO2 & O2.
What is stomata?
The site at which enzymes interact with reactants to create products.
What is active site?
Glycolysis takes place in the cytoplasm, the Krebs cycle and the electron transport chain take place in this structure.
This property of water allows large bodies of water to stabilize the climate and helps organisms regulate body temperature.
What is high specific heat?