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Biology Cumulative Actual Exam | 200+ Questions
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what binding results in the protein changing shape - ✔✔covalent bonding of chemical groups
to their side chains



chaperone proteins - ✔✔enhance correct protein folding and prevent inappropriate binding
to other molecules



hexoses - ✔✔glucose, 6 carbon monosaccharide



pentoses - ✔✔five carbon monosaccaride



glycosidic linkages - ✔✔have either alpha or beta orientation in space, covalent bonds
between monosaccharides



lipid functions - ✔✔storage, membrane structure, light harvesting, regulation, protection



triglyceride - ✔✔composed of 3 fatty acids covalently bonded to a molecule of glycerol by
ester linkages



saturated fatty acid - ✔✔hydrocarbon chain with no double bond



unsaturated fatty acid - ✔✔one or more double bonds that bend the chain



examples of lipids - ✔✔vitamin a d e and k, steroids and plant pigments such as carotenoids

,what does a nucleotide consist of - ✔✔phosphate group, pentose sugar, nitrogen containing
base



pyrimidines - ✔✔cytosine, uracil, thymine, single ring structure



pyrines - ✔✔guanine and adenine, double ring structure



phosphodiester linkages - ✔✔joins nucleotides in DNA and RNA, involves sugar of one
nucleotide and phosphate of other forming nucleic acid polymer



in RNA hydrogen bonds results - ✔✔in a folded molecule



in DNA hydrogen bonds - ✔✔connect two strands into a double helix



where does the information content of DNA and RNA reside - ✔✔their base sequences



how was it believed that life originated - ✔✔spontnaneous generation



prereq for life - ✔✔presence of water



chemical evolution - ✔✔idea that organic molecules were formed on Earth before life began,
led to polymerization of small molecules into polymers



ribozyme - ✔✔catalytic RNA



"RNA world" - ✔✔world before DNA

, why is a cell small - ✔✔to maintain large surface area to volume ratio allowing it to exchange
adequate quantities of materials with its environment



what makes up the cytoskeleton in prokaryotes - ✔✔filamentous proteins in the cytoplasm



what does a prokaryotic cells cytoplasm contain - ✔✔cytosol, ribosomes, proteins, small
molecules



where does ribosome assembly begin - ✔✔nucleolus in nucleus



endomembrane system - ✔✔consists of endoplasmic reticulum and golgi apparatus, a series
of interrelated compartments enclosed by membranes, segregates proteins and modifies them



what do mitochondria contain - ✔✔enzymes needed for cellular respiration



microfilaments, intermediate filaments and microtuboles provide - ✔✔cell with shape,
strength and movement



motor proteins - ✔✔use cellular energy to change shape and move, drive bending
movements of flagella and cilia and transport organelles along microtubules within the cell



plasmodesmata - ✔✔cells walls are pierced with this and join the cytoplasms of adjacent
cells



what does the extracellular matrix consist of in animals - ✔✔collagen and proteoglyans



endosymbiosis theory - ✔✔mitochondria and chloroplasts originated when larger cells
engulfed smaller cells

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