Enzymes & Chemical Reactions
ATP & Cellular Energy
Cell Structures & Transport
The Cell Cycle & Mitosis
Cell Regulations & Cancer
100

This type of protein acts as a biological catalyst to speed up chemical reactions by lowering activation energy

Enzyme

100

The macromolecule in food that your body breaks down first to produce ATP

Carbohydrates

100

Small organelles found in all cells responsible for assembling proteins

Ribosomes

100

The specific sub-phase of Interphase during which cellular DNA is duplicated

The S Phase

100

A disease characterized by uncontrolled, rapid cell division

Cancer

200

The specific region on an enzyme where the reactant binds to undergo a chemical reaction

Active Site

200

Chemical energy is released from an ATP molecule when this specific bond is broken

The bond between the 2nd and 3rd phosphate

200

Plant cell organelles that capture solar energy and transform it into chemical energy stored in sugars

Chloroplasts

200

If a parent cell with 16 chromosomes completes mitosis, each of the resulting daughter cells will contain this number of chromosomes

16

200

A mass or cluster of abnormal cells formed by uncontrolled cell division

Tumor

300

A chemical reaction that releases more energy than it absorbs. Draw the energy diagram for this reaction as well.

Exothermic

300

The three main structural components that make up a single molecule of ATP

Adenine, ribose sugar, and 3 phosphate groups

300

 A solution containing a higher solute concentration than the inside of a cell, causing water to leave and the cell to shrivel

Hypertonic

300

The four sequential phases of mitosis in the correct chronological order

Prophase, Metaphase, Anaphase, Telophase (PMAT)

300

A non-cancerous tumor whose abnormal cells remain localized at their original site

Benign tumor

400

Name two environmental factors that can alter an enzyme’s shape (denature it) or change the rate of reaction

Temperature, pH, substrate concentration, competitive inhibitor

400

The lower-energy molecule formed when ATP loses a phosphate group

ADP

400

An active transport process where a cell uses energy to engulf large materials and bring them inside

Endocytosis

400

The phase following nuclear division (mitosis) that completes cell division by splitting the cytoplasm

Cytokinesis

400

The process where malignant cancer cells enter the bloodstream or lymph system to spread throughout the body 

Metastasis

500

The specific reactant molecule that binds directly to an enzyme’s active site

Substrate

500

The name and specific location of the process that produces ATP. 

Cellular Respiration. Mitochondria

500

During cytokinesis, plant cells construct this wall-like structure down the middle of the cell, whereas animal cells form a cleavage furrow

Cell Plate

500

The phase of mitosis where duplicated chromosomes line up across the center (equator) of the cell 

Metaphase

500

Physical or chemical agents, such as tobacco smoke or UV radiation, that damage DNA and cause cancer

Carcinogens