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Why are cells small? - As the cell increases in size, materials diffusing in the cell will not be able to reach the core as efficiently as in a small cell. The higher the SA:V ratio, the less efficient a cell is. The bigger cell will have slower cellular signaling response What is cellulose? - Polysaccharide consisting of glucose monomers. The main constituent of a plant cell wall and of vegetable fibers Describe an effective experimental design to determine whether an environmental variabl...

EXAM 3: Mizzou Bio 1500 Exam 3 Bush; Questions and Answers Rated A+ Describe an effective experimental design to determine whether an environmental variable imposes selection on a trait. CORRECT ANS--need multiple generations -need a control group -need different levels of oxygen -need a small organism that reproduces quickly -need a confined environment

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What are the major functions of a protein? - correct answer Structural molecule to help define cell shape, transporting molecules within cells, acting as an enzyme to speed up chemical reactions, and acting as a signal between cells What are the major functions of a carbohydrate? - correct answer Energy storage molecule, acting as signal between cells, acting as a structural molecule to help define cell shape, and acting as a component of a cell membrane What are the major functions of lip...

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TEST 2: Bio 1500 Mizzou Schul; Questions and Answers 100% Pass Categorize different energy forms as 'kinetic' or 'potential' CORRECT ANS-Kinetic energy: the energy of movement □ Includes heat, light, electricity Potential energy: stored energy □ Includes chemical energy □ You can store energy in chemical bo

• Describe the electron transport chain - how it works and what it accomplishes - proton gradient forms and H+ pushes thru ATP synthase, creating ATP- formed from NADH and FADH2-electrons adopted by H20 (O2 is the last electron acceptor) • Explain what residual lung volume refers to and why it exists - Residual volume is the volume that is never exchanged. It is the amount of air left in the lungs after maximum exhalation. Residual volume exists because if not, our lungs would collapse....

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