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16 Cards in this Set
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Which materials are shown entering a cell by active transport? |
Potassium ions |
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The part of photosynthesis in which oxygen is generated? |
Photosystem II |
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The part of cellar respiration that generates ATP, even when oxygen isn't present |
Glycolysis |
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The part of photosynthesis in which carbon dioxide is reduced to build organic molecules |
Calvin Benson Cycle |
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A version of this process is present in BOTH mitochondria and chloroplasts |
Electron transfer chain |
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Which of the following is not a coenzyme that is essential for the biochemical reactions that occur in the human cell? |
Heme |
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If a plant has blueish looking leaves, which of the following photopigments is likely present in large quantities? |
Phycocyanobilin |
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Which of the following explains what all enzymes do to increase the rate of chemical reactions? |
Enzymes lower the activation energy required for reactions to happen |
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Which of the following reactions is not part of the second stage of aerobic respiration? |
Glycolysis |
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Where in the cell does glycolysis occur? |
In the cytoplasm |
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Where in the mitochondrion are ATP formed during Electron transfer phosphorylation? |
On an enzyme on the outer surface of the mitochondrion outer membrane |
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Electron transfer phosphorylation is powered by the acidification of which membrane enclosed space? |
The mitochondrial matrix |
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Where in a Chloroplast are ATP formed during electron transfer phosphorylation? |
On an enzyme on the outer surface of the Thylakoid membrane |
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Electron transfer phosphorylation in chloroplasts is powered by the acidification of which membrane enclosed system? |
The thylakoid compartment |
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In the third stage of aerobic respiration what molecule is the final acceptor of electrons? |
02 |
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In the light reactions of photosynthesis what molecule is oxidized using energy from light? |
H20 |
