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Cholesterol is an example of what molecule?

Steroid

If something is amphipathic it is

Nonpolar and polar

What is the nonpolar part of phospholipid?

The fatty acid tails

When phospholipids are placed in water they form a

Micelle

Which of the following is true about DNA strands?

The nitrogenous bases are linked by hydrogen bonds

Which of the following is not a pyrimidine?

Adenine

The cell contents include nuclei and membranes is called the

Cytoplasm

Which of these is not found in a all cells?

Cell wall

Eukaryote means

True Kernel

Which cell type is the smallest?

Prokaryote

Archaea is classified as a

Prokaryote

Which part of the cell regulates cell functions and stores genetic material?

Nucleus

Prokaryotes have a

Nucleoid

Which organelle makes lipids fats and steroids?

Smooth endoplasmic reticulum

Which of the following is evidence for endosymbiosis?

Mitochondria contain their own ribosomes


Mitochondria have their own DNA


Mitochondria divide separate from the cell

Amylase is an example

Carbohydrate

What part of the cytoskeleton supports the cell?

Microtubules


Microfilaments


Intermediated filaments

Which of the following is not a difference between plant and animal cells?

Plant diving from the outside in

Biological membranes are

Selectively permeable

Which of the following could pass by simple diffusion through a cell membrane?

A small nonpolar molecule

Glycosidic linkage are found

Carbohydrates

Glucose is an example of a

Monosaccharide

Humans have the ability to digest what carbohydrates?

Amylose

If a blood cell is placed in an isotonic solution what will happen?

Nothing, dynamic equilibrium is achieved

If a blood cell is placed in a hypertonic solution what will happen?

The cell will shink

How are proteins for facilitated diffusion not similar to enzymes?

They catalyze chemical reaction

Sodium potassium pumps make a

Electromechanical gradient


Membrane potential

Active transport uses

ATP

What happens is an aerobic cell is left in an anerobic environment?

Fermentation

What happens if an anerobic cell is left in an aerobic environment?

The cell may die

Which of the following is a coenzyme?

NADH

During what step of cellular respiration is no ATP produced?

Pre krebb’s cycle

What is the function of a pyruvate decarboxylase?

To remove carbonyl from pyruvate

What did H Danson make?

Sandwich Model