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-OH in sugars and alcohols is the

Hydroxyl group

The functional group -NH2 is

The amino group

The endomembrane system does not include the

Mitochondria

Simple diffusion is an example of

Passive transport

O2 released during photosynthesis comes from

H2O

The products of light-dependent reactions of photosyntheses are used in

Light-independent reactions

Glycolysis occurs in

The cytoplasm of eukaryotic and prokaryotic cells

From one molecule of glucose, glycolysis yields

2NADH


2 pyruvate


2 ATP

The molecules that deliver electrons directly to the electron transport chains are

NADH and FADH2

During glycolysis, one six-carbon molecule of glucose is broken down to 2, three-carbon molecules of

Pyruvate

Protein synthesis is NOT

An exergonic reaction

For an enzyme to funcion, what type of energy needs to be provided

Activation

The removal of electrons from a compound is called

Oxidation

Light-independent reactions of photosynthesis fix CO2 into

A stable organic compound

Aerobs use ___ as the final electron acceptor at the end of transport chains

Oxygen

The first event in photosynthesis is the

Transfer of electrons from chlorophyll

Before a glucose molecules can be broken down to release energy what must happen

Two phosphate groups must be attached to glucose

The electron transfer chain requires what, produces what, and takes place where

Requires oxygen


Produces 32 ATP


Takes place in the mitochondria

In prep reactions

Pyruvate is oxidized


NAD+ is reduced

Coenzymes grab what

Electrons and hydrogen

The Krebs Cycle takes place in the what and produces what

Mitochondria


2 ATP

Anaerobic pathways start in the ___ and are completed in the ___

Cytoplasm


Cytoplasm

Aerobic pathways start glycolysis in the ___ and finish in the ___

Cytoplasm


Mitochondria

C4 plants stash ___ in case the stomata closes

CO2

C3 plants breathe through the

Stoma

When hot/dry C3 plants do what

Close the stoma


O2 rises


CO2 drops


Sugars are broken up

The electron flow drives

ATP formation

In the cyclic electron flow

Electrons are recycled


Water is not split, no NADP

The noncyclic electron flow produces ___ and splits___

Produces NADPH and ATP


Splits water

Light-independent reactions is AKA and produces

Calvin-Benson Cycle


Produces glucose, ADP, and NADP+

Endergonic reactions

Require energy


Synthesis of glucose from CO2 and H2O

Reduction

Gain of an electron

Exocytosis

Vesicles fuse with membrane


Release substances

Endocytosis

Membrane forms vesicle


Brings in substances

Central vacuole stores

Amino acids, sugars, and wastes

Cytoskeleton includes

Microtubules


Microfilaments


Intermediate filiments


Motor proteins

Flagella and cilia are made of

Microtubules

Microtubules are made of

Tubulin (protien)

Microfilaments are made of

Actin (protien)

The endomembrane system is where ___ are assembled and new ____ are modified

Lipids


Polypeptide chains

Primary structure

Sequence of amino acids

Secondary structure

Helix or sheet

Organic compounds

Carbohydrates


Lipids


Protiens


Nucleic acids

Photosynthesis model

Chloloplasts convert

Sunlight energy to ATP

Both mitochondria and chloroplasts contain

Their own circular DNA

The central vacuole:


Stores ___, ___, and ___

Amino acids


Sugars


Wastes

The central vacuole increases

Cell size and surface area

Microtubules are involved in ___, ___, and ___ ___

Shape


Motility


Cell division

Microfilaments take part of ___, ___, and maintenance of ___ ___

Movement


Formation


Cell shape

Smooth ER disassembles

Fats and fatty acids


Rough ER modifies

Polypeptide chains

Smooth ER builds

Lipids

Rough ER processes

Protiens

The endomembrane system is where what is modified

Polypeptide chains

The nucleus is separated from the cytoplasm by the

Nuclear envelope

A peptide bond joins

Amino acids

Animal cells do not have which 3 things

Central vacuoles


A cell wall


Chloroplasts

Most plant cells do not have these 2 things

Lysosomes


Centrioles

Light-dependent reactions take place in the

Thylakoids

Light-independent reactions take place in the

Stroma

The Calvin-Benson Cycle produces

Glucose


ADP


NADP

The dehydration reaction forms what from what

Polymers from subunits

Covalent bonds formed from


Carbon


Nitrogen


Oxygen

4


3


2

The 3 steps ATPis produced in

Glycolysis 2


Krebs Cycle 2


Electron transport 32

Starch is stored in

Plastids

Longer wavelengths =

Lower energy

Passive transport protiens create

Channels for solutes to move freely along a gradient

Recognition proteins identify

Cells as self or other

Lipids include

Fats and steroids

When atoms bond they become a

Molecule

Anabolic pathways require

Energy input

Anabolic pathways assemble ___ from ___

Large molecules from subunits

Lipids are assembled in the

Endomembrane

In second stage reactions



___ is oxidized


The ___ ___ occurs


___ are reduced


One ___ forms

Pyruvate


Krebs Cycle


Coenzymes


ATP

In the third stage reaction



The flow of ___ down gradients powers ___

H+


ATP

What forms when elements combine

Compounds

Peptide bonds are formed with what reactions

Condensation

Adhesion protiens help cells stick to

Cells


Protiens


Tissues

Transport vessicles are located in the

Rough ER

Biological molecules include

Carbohydrates


Protiens


Nucleic acids

The golgi body puts the finishing touches on

Protiens and lipids

Two types of vessicles include

Lysosomes and peroxisomes

Peroxisomes convert fats to

Carbohydrates

Communication protiens connect cells to adjacent ones so

Chemicals can transfer

The golgi body attaches ___ to ___

Sugars to protiens

Anaerobs make ATP by

Fermentation

Hydrogen ions form when

H2O ionizes and has unbound protons

Catabolic pathways release ___ and breakdown ___ ___ into subunits

Energy


Large molecules

In hydrolysis cells

Break bonds between monomers by adding water to them

Surface to volume ratio

Bigger cells meams less surface area per unit volume

Bigger ___ means less___ ___ per ___ ___

Calvin-Benson Cycle reactants

CO2


ATP


NADPH