Metabolic Predestination
More Than Orange Juice
Make or Break
Not Denim
The Code
100

This is the usable form of energy for a cell

ATP

100

The process by which cells take glucose and turn it into usable energy

Cellular respiration

100
This is when you should take Exam 1

This week

100

The shape of DNA

Double helix

100

Coils of DNA bundled up into organized structures

Chromosomes

200

These are the 2 parts of photosynthesis

Light dependent phase

Calvin cycle

200

When cells use glucose and oxygen to produce energy

Aerobic respiration

200

How much you should study for Exam 1

A lot

200

These are the building blocks of DNA

Nitrogenous base

Simple sugar

Phosphate group

200

These pairs are similar in size, shape, and the genes they carry

Homologous chromosomes

300
This is where the Calvin cycle occurs

The stroma of the chloroplasts (the fluid filled area)

300

When cells produce energy without using oxygen

Anaerobic cellular respiration

300

The process by which  molecules are broken down into smaller bits and energy is released

Catabolic process

300

The 4 nitrogenous bases found in DNA paired with their appropriate counterpart

Adenine - Thymine

Guanine - Cytosine

300

Groups of 3 mRNA nucleotides

Codon

400

In the light-dependent phase, energy from the sun is used to split H2O into oxygen, which is released into the atmosphere.  The remaining Hydrogen ions and electrons are passed through the electron transport chain resulting in these molecules

ATP and NADPH

400

Aerobic cellular metabolism take 1 _____ molecule and produces 38 ____ molecules.  

glucose, ATP

400

When organisms make compounds needed by the cells

Anabolism 

400

The 3 step dogma of molecular biology (process of protein synthesis)

1) DNA replication

2) RNA transcription

3) Protein translation

400

Group of 3 tRNA nucleotides that bind to the mRNA, bringing a specific amino acid with it.

Anticodon

500

In the Calvin cycle, ____ diffuses into the cell binding to a 5-carbon sugar resulting in a 6-carbon molecule, which ultimately becomes G3P utilizing ATP and NADPH.  This creates 1 molecule of _____ plus a 5-carbon sugar, which starts the cycle over again.

CO2, glucose

500

Anaerobic cellular respiration occurs when there is no oxygen.  The cell goes through _______ until oxygen is available.  In this process, pyruvate from glycolysis bonds to hydrogen creating _______ acid.  

Fermentation, lactic

500

Anabolic process where cells combine amino acids

Protein synthesis

500

The 4 nitrogenous bases found in RNA paired with their appropriate counterpart

Adenine - Uracil

Guanine - Cytosine

500

3 differences of RNA when compared to DNA

1) Single stranded

2) Contains different sugar then DNA

3) Uracil replaces Thymine