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What is the order of hierarchy that covers the "scope" of living systems?
Atoms - Molecules - Organelles - Cells - Tissues - Organs - Organ Systems - Organism - Population - Community - Ecosystem
What are the characteristics of life?
Organized - Metabolize - Respond - Reproduce - Evolve
Name the features of bacteria?
Monera: The first kingdom, aka prokaryotes, no nucleus or ER, very few organelles and unicellular.
What kingdom has a nuclei, wall made up of cellulose and is autotrophic?
Plant kingdom
According to the scientific method, a switch moved from off to on can be?
All of the above
What is the differential rate of reproduction of survival among living?
Natural selection which is a consequence of evolution
Using a scientific approach what are two things you would not do?
Be open minded or use fate
A confirmed hypothesis is?
A theory
Organisms in this kingdom are all autotrophs?
Plant kingdom
_____and_____ are inside the nucleus and _____ are outside of the nucleus?
Protons and neutrons are inside and electrons are outside
What are trace elements? Ex?
Elements essential for life but required in extremely minute amounts. Iron, Iodine, zinc, copper & cobalt
What are the six most common elements essential to life?
CHNOPS- Carbon, Hydrogen, Nitrogen, Oxygen, Phosphorus and Sulfur
Describe Matter?
Matter is what life is composed of; all of the above. Matter is anything that occupies space and has mass and it can exist as a solid liquid or gas.
Protons electrons and neutrons is 11, what is the atomic mass?
23 - Atomic mass is P+E+N
What is the atomic # of an atom?
The # of protons
Non isotopic atoms roughly have ________________?
The same amount of P E & N, the difference would be N.
The innermost ring has ___ electrons and the outermost rings have ___ electrons?
2 ; 8
If two atoms share electrons this is called _________ bond?
Covalent
The transfer of electrons between atoms would be called ________ bond?
Ionic
Hydrogen atoms are bonded to oxygen atoms by ________ bonds and water molecules combine by ________ bonds
Covalent ; Hydrogen
A _______ is week acids and weak base. They _______ hydrogen ions when to basic and _______ hydrogen ions when the condition becomes to acidic
Buffer ; Donate ; Accept
Which reactions do small molecules react?
Dehydration
A_________has two or more different elements.
Compound
The attraction between table salt the bond is _____?
Ionic
Which property of water prevents a rapid increase of body temperature?
High heat capacity
What adds hydrogen ion to a solution?
Acid
pH < 7 is ______?

pH > 7 is ______?
Acidic ; Basic
Molecules splitting is an example of what?
Hydrolysis
What is the chemical formula for the amino group?
NH2
What would carboxylic and an amino group form?
Amino acid
The result of hydration cynthasis can be reversed by?
Hydrolysis
Polysaccharides contain these three?
Glycogen, starch and cellulose
How does cellulose differ from starch?
Humans can not digest cellulose but its a good source of fiber
_______is stored as extra carbs in animal cells?
Glycogen
_______is stored as extra carbs in plant cells?
Starch
What is three fatty acids attached to glycerol?
Triglyceride
Fat molecules are?
A type of fat, hyrdophobic and play a role in storage
A fatty acid with double bonds are?
Unsaturated
What would 1 phosphor 2 fatty acids and a glycerol be?
Phospholipid
Name some functions of proteins?
Structural: hair and skin (collagen;most abundant)
Storage: building muscles (or for energy)
Signaling: hormones and maintaining homeostasis
Transport: Hemoglobin (carries oxygen)
Defense: antibodies that defend against microbes
Catalyst: enzymes that do a variety of functions
Contractile: myosin and actin cause contraction
Nucleotides contain?
All of the above ; 3 types of molecules- phosphate, a pentose sugar and a nitrogen
Differences between DNA and RNA?
DNA contains thymine and is double stranded; AtoT, GtoC. RNA contains uridine instead of thymine and is single stranded AtoU, GtoC.
Genetic info is encoded in a sequence of?
Nucleotides
Oil is _________fat and is ______ at room temp?
Unsaturated ; liquid
Margarine is ________fat and is ______at room temp
Saturated ; solid
Lipids form bilayers called?
Phospholipid: similar to fat molecule but with a phosphate group in place of the third fatty acid
All amino acids are the same except for this one difference?
The R group
Describe the 4 different structures of protein?
Primary structure is linear
The rest are alpha helix
Secondary is most abundant
Quaternary has 4 polypeptide chains interacting together
DNA consists of all except?
Amino Acid
Out of carbs, proteins, lipids and nucleic acids what is the best for your body to tap into?
Lipids
How are proteins destroyed?
Any chemical that can destroy hydrogen bonds.
Change in temp, pH or high salt concentration; it loses its configuration
Which is false in regards to enzymes used to build proteins?
R group creates more folds and twists to make globular protein. Hormones antibiotics mass lots of twists
All proteins contain 2 functional groups what are they?
Carboxylic COOH ; Amino group NH2
Some nucleotides are coenzymes which facilitate enzymatic reactions..Ex?
NAD & FAD - Energy carriers
Isotopes have?
Different number of neutrons ; some radioactive/unstable
Atomic # is always the ______ # and atomic mass is always the ______#?
Lower ; Larger
Nucleotides contain?
All of the above: 3 types of molecules ; phosphate, a pentose sugar and a nitrogen containing base