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1
according to periodic table which element has the same # of valence electrons as oxygen
sodium
calcium
sulfur
fluorine
2
Adenine and guanine are classified as purines
yes
false
no
true
3
An organelle consisting of a series of flattened sacks stacked somewhat like pancakes is the
flagellum
Golgi apparatus
peroxisome
mitochondrion
4
cellular structure occurs due to
an aggregation of cells
the synthesis of proteins with stable shapes
the enclosure of biological molecules by a membrane
the formation of reactants and products
5
Carbon skeletons do not contain double bonds
true
false
6
a glycosidic linkage is a covalent bond formed b/t 2 monosaccharides by a dehydration reaction
false
true
7
Eukaryotic cells generally much smaller than prokaryotic cells
false
true
8
mitosis occurs w/out cytokinesis will result in
cells that are unusually small
cell cycles lacking S phase
cells lacking nuclei
cells with more than 1 nucleus
9
The DNA of prokaryotic cells is found in the
ribosome
nucleus
nucleoid region
plasma membrane
10
organic molecules consisting of only carbon and hydrogen
isomers
hydrocarbons
enantiomers
none of the above
11
In mitochondria exergonic redox reactions
reduce carbon atoms to carbon dioxide
are the source of energy driving prokaryotic ATP synthesis
provide the energy that establishes the proton gradient
coupled viaphosphorylatedintermediatesto endergonicprocesses
12
each amino acid has a unique___group
amino
carboxyl
R
hydroxyl
13
compared to carbon, silicon has the same number of
electrons
neutrons
valence electrons
protons
14
which isn't true of codon
it never codes for more than one amino acida
it may code for same amino acid as other codon
it is the basic unit of genetic code
extends from one end of a tRNA molecule
15
which of the following are components of chloroplasts
Chromatin and nucleoplasm
Grana and thykaloids
lysosomes and phagosomes
Cristae and matrix
16
the strongest bond in biological systems is the covalent bond
true
no
false
yes
17
The basic structural and physiological unit of all living organisms is the
membrane
organelle
cell
organism
18
specialized macromolecules that speed up chemical reactions
catalysts
enzymes
polymers
19
what is the difference between an atom and an element
atom doesn't contain electrons, whereas an element does
none of the above
atom contains ps&es where elements contain ps es and ns
an atom is made of ps,es,ns an element is made of 1 atomkind
20
The shape of a folded protein is determined by
the number of peptide bonds
the sequence of its amino acids
its tertiary structure
the base-pairing rules
21
accord to fluid mosaic model of mem structrue proteins of the membrane are mostly
spread in continuous layer over inner&outer surfaces of mem
e,bedded inlipid bilayer
randomly oriented in membrane
confined to hydrophobic interior of membrane
22
compounds that have the same number of atoms of the same element but different structures
none of the above
enantiomers
isomers
hydrocarbons
23
the pioneer in determining amino acid sequence of proteins
Sanger
Hobbs
Darwin
Mendel
24
in fats 3 fatty acid molecules are joined to glycerol by a_linkage
beta
alpha
ester
glycosidic
25
alcohol is a compound of the _group
methyl
hydroxyl
carbonyl
carboxyl
26
which of the following is not true of RNA processing
RNA splicing can be catalyzed by spliceosomes
ribosomes may function in RNA splicing
exons cut out before mRNA leaves nucleus
nucleotides may be added at both ends of the RNA
27
_are the 1 class of large bio molecules that don't include true polymers
proteins
amino acids
carbohydrates
lipids
28
3 fatty acids linked to 1 glycerol molecule
none of the above
alcohol
triaglycerol
glyceride
29
when___are disolved in water they donate an additional H+ to the solution
bases
solutes
none of the above
acids
30
what is attached to the 5'-carbon of deoxyribose in DNA
phosphate
Adenine
thymine
guanine
31
if an enzyme is solution is saturated w/substrate most effective way to find faster yield
add more substrate
add noncompetitive inhibitor
add more enzyme
heat solution to 90C
32
which of the following structures isnt involved in the breakdown of food particles by the cell?
primary lysosome
mitochondria
Golgi apparatus
phagosome
33
The atomic # of an element is the same as the # of ____ in each atom
protons
neutrons
neutrons plus protons
neutrons plus electrons
34
NADH is one of the least common electron carriers in cells
no
false
true
yes
35
what is the major distinction between a prokaryotic and eukaryotic cell?
prokaryotic cell doesn't have DNA in a chromosome
DNA in a prokaryotic cell is not separated from the ribosome
a prokaryotic cell is larger than a eukaryotic cell
prokaryotic cell can't gain energy from env. sameway eukdoes
36
the best reference source for the atomic # and mass # of elements is
the periodic table
dictionary
a good biology text
a good chem text
37
the chem activities of a living organism are organized into metabolic processes
false
no
true
yes
38
crucial steroid molecule in animal
progesterone
cholesterol
estrogen
testosterone
39
disctint chem. groups directly involved in chem. reactions
methamphetamines
steroids
none of the above
functional groups
40
protein molecules that assist in the proper folding of other proteins
chaperonins
structural proteins
motor proteins
receptor proteins
41
what is the difference between alpha glucose and beta glucose
they have adifferent R group attached to the terminal carbon
they have different numbers of covalent bonds
alpha glucose is polar and beta glucose is nonpolar
they differ in the placement of their OH and H groups
42
_has a long carbon skeleton usually 16 or 18 carbon atoms in length
fatty acid
glycerol
none of the above
alcohol
43
_is never branched&some hydroxyl groups on its glucose are free to Hbond w/other_mols lying ll
starch
cellulose
fat
glycogen
44
fat is constructed from 2 kinds of smaller molecules glycerol and fatty acids
true
false
45
meiosis II similar to mitosis in that
homogolous chromosomes synapse
sister chromatids separate during anaphase
DNA replicates before division
the daughter cells are diploid
46
which of the subatomic particles are directly involved in chemical reactions
none of the above
electrons
protons
neutrons
47
when electrons flow along the electron transport chains of mitochondria what changes
the electrons gain free energy
pH of matrix increases
ATP synthase pumps protons by active transport
NAD+ is oxidized
48
carbohydrate macromolecules called polymers made of many sugar building blocks
disaccharides
polysaccharides
monosaccharides
49
2nd messenger of epinepherine->G protein-coupled receptor->G protein->adenylyl cyclase->cAMP
lysis of the cells
fragmentation of DNA
digestion of cellular contents by scavenger cells
cell-signaling pathways
50
many proteins are roughly spherical while others are shaped like fibers
true
false
51
macromolecules are found in
nucleic acids
lipids
nucleic acids, carbohydrates, and proteins
carbohydrates
52
The decline of MPF activity @ end of mitosis due to
decreased synthase of cdk
the destruction of protein kinase CDK
accumulation of cyclin
degradation of cyclin
53
how is photosynthesis similar in C4 plants and CAM plants?
Both plants make sugar without calvin cycle
both types make most of their sugar in the dark
In both cases only photosystem 1 is used
in both cases rubisco isnt used to fix carbon initially
54
account for more than 50% of dry mass of most cells
lipids
proteins
carbohydrates
amino acid
55
what is the difference between free and attached riososmes?
free make proteins from cell attachedmakeproteins4mito&chlor
free ribosomes in cytoplasm attachedribosomes in endo.retic.
a and b
free make proteins in cytoplasm attached make proteins inER
56
amount of energy needed to start a reaction s known as the activation energy
yes
false
no
true
57
in_fats the kinks where cis double bonds are located prev mols from packing closely to be solid
saturated
unsaturated
58
_group affects gene express. when on DNA or DNA proteins
methyl
carboxyl
phosphate
amino
59
non reactive functional group that is used as a tag in biological molecules
hydroxyl group
sulfhydryl group
carbonyl group
methyl group
60
what happens to the pH balance as H+ concentration increases?
it stays the same
it increases
it decreases
it increases then decreases
61
which does not occur during the calvin cycle
regeneration of the CO2 acceptor
carbon fixation
oxidation od NADPH
release of oxygen
62
proteins are built from_kinds of amino acids arranged in chains 100s of amino acids long
100
10
20
50
63
fatty acids with more than one carbon-carbon double bond are called
saturated fatty acids
polyunsaturated fatty acids
fatty acids
unsaturated fatty acids
64
What type of amino acid side chains would be found on surface ofprotein embeddedin cellmembrane
hydrophobic
hydrophillic
charged
short
65
type of lipids
all of the above
fats
phospholipids
steroids
66
What statement about the following is true? C3H8+5O2--->3CO2+4H2O+energy
the reaction is balanced
O2 is a product
the reaction is reversable
energy is needed for the reaction to occur
67
a_is a substance that minimizes changes in the concentrations of H+ and OH- in a solution
solute
base
buffer
acid
68
the _group has carbonyl group at the end of carbon skeleton
thiol
aldehyde
ketone
69
The monomers that make up polymeric carbohydrates like starch are called
nucleotides
monosaccharides
fatty acids
trisaccharides
70
in a chemical reaction transitionstate have free energies that are
higher than the reactants but lower than the products
lower than either the reactants or the products
higher than either the reactions or the products
lower than the reactants but higher than the products
71
Catabolism is to anabolism as _is to _
exergonic,spontaneous
exergonic,endergonic
free energy,entropy
work,energy
72
the fatty acids in a fat are always the same
true
false
73
facts have long hydrocarbon tails attached to nonhydrogen components
true
false
74
metabolic pathway common to both fermentaion&cellular respiration of glucose molecule
electron transport chain
reduction of pyruvate to lactate
glycolysis
citric acid cycle
75
What type of bond connects two complementary nucleotides?
Hydrogen
Covalent
ionic
peptide
76
which represents level of complexity of life from most to least inclusive
community, population, organism, tissue, cell
community, organism, population, cell, organ, tissue
community, population, organism, organ, tissue, cell
cell, tissue, organ, organism, population, community
77
In proteins amino acids are linked together by____bonds
glycosidic
covalent
peptide
hydrogen
78
scientific explanations for a natural phenomenon
are based on reproducible and quantifiable observations
can be tested only in the lab
always based on an ethical point of view
can't be rejected
79
_are the simplest carbohydrates; simple sugars
polysaccharides
monosaccharides
80
double sugars consisting of 2 monosaccharides joined by a covalent bond
polysaccharides
disaccharides
81
the_group acts as a bas
amino group
carbonyl group
phosphate group
82
In analyzing # of of dif bases in DNA sample which result would be consistent with base rules
A+G=C+T
A+T=G+C
A=G
A+C
83
2nd law of thermodynamics is live organisms don't require constant energy input to keep order
no
false
true
yes
84
What do polysaccharides and polynucleotides have in common?
they are broken down in hydrolysis reactions
they contain simple sugars
they are located in cell membranes
they contain nitrogen
85
The carboxyl group acts as an acid b/c the covalent bond b/t oxygen and hydrogen is so polar
false
true
86
overall shape of polypeptide resulting from interactions b/t R groups of various amino acids
tertiary structure
primary structure
quarternary structure
secondary structure
87
the tails of the HC chains of_fatty acids lack double bonds and allow fat mols to pack tightly
unsaturated
saturated
88
no more than 2 electrons can occupy a single orbital
false (4)
false (6)
false (8)
true
89
a drug blocks function of actin what part of cell cycle would be most affected?
spindle formation
cell elongation during anaphase
cleavage furrow formation and cytokinesis
spindle attachment to kinetochores
90
oxidation and recustion always occur together
false
true
no
yes
91
binding of sig molecule to_leads to change in distribution of ions on opposite sides of the mem
ligand gated ion channel
phosphorylated receptor
G protein coupled receptor
intracellular receptor
92
In condensation reactions the atoms that make up a water molecule are derived from
one of the reactants
oxygen
carbohydrates
both reactants
93
pH=-log[H+]
false
true
94
Mass of a___ serves as a standard unit of measure for 1 dalton A___ also has mass of about 1 Da
electron, neutron
cell, nucleus
Proton, neutron
proton, electron
95
which of the following is true of unsaturated fats?
they are more common in animals than in plants
contain more H+ that saturated fats&have the same#ofC atoms
have double bonds in the carbon chains of their fatty acids
they solidify at room temperature
96
what functional group is this?
carboxyl group
sulfhydryl group
amino group
carbonyl group
97
a_accepts H+ ions from a solution when in excess and donates H+ ions when depleted in solution
acid
solute
buffer
base
98
in aqueous solutions_and_ carbon molecules form rings
3 and 6
5 and 6
3 and 5
99
a secondary coiled structure held together hydrogen bonding b/t every 4th amino acid
beta pleated sheet
coil
alpha helix
none of the above
100
the golgi is an organelle where som proteins are processed and sent to their destinations
false
true
no
yes
101
reactive but hydrophobic functional group
carboxyl group
methyl group
sulfhydryl group
amino group
102
quarternary structure arises when a polypeptide consists of_ or more polypetide chains
5
2
3
4
103
The activation of receptor tyrosine kinases is characterized by
dimerization and IP3 binding
dimerization and phosphorylation
GTP hydrolysis
a phosphorylation cascade
104
disassociation of water reaches equilibrium when H2Omols.disassociate@same rate theyre reformed
true
false
105
the magnesium chelastase protein has quarternary structure this means that magnesium chelatase
binds to the surface membranes
has four-fold symmetry
is composed of subunits
changes over time
106
what functional group is this?
phosphate group
methyl group
carbonyl group
sulfhydryl group
107
there are five levels of protein levels
false
true
108
primary active transport requires energy from the hydrolysis of ATP
false
no
True
yes
109
The main purpose of any single experiment is to
avoid a merely comparative analysis
test a prediction based on hypothesis
obtain accurate quantitative measurements
answer as many key questions as possible
110
Which component of an atom doesn't significantly add to its mass?
Electron
neutron
proton
Proton and neutron
111
The advantage of controlled scientific experiments is that
A massive amount of data can be synthesized
All variables except one are held constant
The hypothesis can be proven correct
patterns can be predicted
112
In cellulose the glucose monomers are in the__ configuration
beta
alpha
theta
gamma
113
chitins similar to cellulose with beta linkages but the glucose monomer has a Ncontaining appen
false
true
114
lipids characterized by a carbon skeleton consisting of 4 fused rings
fatty acids
phospholipids
steroids
fats
115
which protein protects against disease?
storage proteins
defensive proteins
transport proteins
receptor proteins
116
_usedfordefense,storage,transport,cell com,movement,structure sup others speed up chemreactions
lipids
amino acids
carbohydrates
proteins
117
what type of reaction is this?
dehydration reaction
hydrolysis
118
a bio functional molecule made of 1 or more polypeptides each folded and coiled into 3d struct
protein
enzyme
carbohydrate
lipid
119
channels that run between pores of adjacent cells are called type junctions
true
yes
false (gap junctions)
no (gap junctions)
120
which structure is not part of the endomembrane system?
golgi apparatus
plasma membrane
nuclear envelope
Chloroplast
121
how many electrons does the 1s orbital hold?
2
4
8
1
122
how many electrons does the 2nd electron shell hold?
1
8
2
4
123
similar to a fat molecule but only has 2 fatty acids attached to glycerol instead of 3
steroid
phospholipid
diglyceride
lipid
124
The abillity of an atom to combine with other atoms is determined by the atom's
ability to form isomers
number and distribution of electrons
atom's atomic weight
mass number
125
sum of the masses of all of the atoms in a molecule
total mass
chemical mass
atomic mass
molecular mass
126
The mass number of an atom is determined primarily by the__contained
number of electrons
number of charges
sum of the # of protons and neutrons
number of protons
127
which metabolic process can occur w/out a net influx of energy from some other processes
C6H12O6+6O2->6CO2+6H2O
6CO2+6H2O->C6H12O6+6O2
ADP+Pi->ATP+H2O
amino acids->protein
128
in cellular resp. cells extract e from glucose mols by breaking themdown in series of reactions
false
true
129
isomers thatre mirror imagesofeachotherbut diff inshape b/c asymmetric C attachedto 4diff atoms
cis isomers
enantiomers
trans isomers
structural isomers
130
a bond formed by a dehydration reaction between a hydroxyl group and carboxyl group
ester
covalent
glycosidic
hydrogen
131
physical and chem properties of_ determine unique characteristics of a particular amino acid
R group
acids
monomers
bases
132
which of the following plant cell structures is most likely to have the greatest volume?
Lysosome
mitochondrion
vacuole
nucleus
133
The octet rule is the tendency of atoms in stable molecules to have 8 valence electrons
yes
no
false
true
134
_can undergo reactions that release a large amount of energy
isomers
fats
hydrocarbons
oils
135
-OH
carboxyl group
carbonyl group
hydroxyl group
sulfhydryl group
136
Cyanide binds to at least1 mol involin prod ATP if a cell is expoto cyanide most will be in
lysosomes
peroxisomes
ribosomes
mitochondria
137
no double bonds between carbon atoms composing a chain then many H atoms bond to C skeleton
fatty acid
unsaturated fatty acid
saturated fatty acid
138
Aldehydes and ketones are very similar in that they both contain
two "R" groups
nitrogen atoms
A carbonyl group (C=0)
phosphorus atoms
139
amino acids are grouped according to the properties of their side chains
true
false
140
ketones are compounds of the _group
sulfhydryl
phosphate
carbonyl
carboxyl
141
glycolisis takes place in cytosol&involves 10 enzyme catalyzed reacts that begin catab of gluc
false
no
yes
true
142
Unsaturated fatty acids don't pack together due to the__in their hydrocarbon chains
glycosidic linkages
disulfide bridges
double bonds
peptide bonds
143
which of the following is not a correct monomer/polymer pairing?
monosaccharide/polysaccharide
Amino acid/protein
nucleotide/nucleic acid
cellulose/triglyceride
144
what correctly represents the flow of electrons in photosynthesis
NADPH->electron transport chain->O2
H2O->photosystem I->photosystem II
NADPH->O2->CO2
H2O->NADPH->Calvin cycle
145
what functional group is this?
methyl group
sulfhydryl group
carboxyl group
amino group
146
_forms ringthe hydroxyl group attached to the #1C is positioned either above or below the plane
glucose
galactose
ribose
fructose
147
IN a mix of groundup plant cells 1 structure containing membrane is pos. for hydrogen peroxide
structure is a peroxisome
structure is a vacuole
structure is an amyloplast
structure is a chloroplast
148
amylase can break down glyc linksb/t gluc monomers iftheyre in a form which could it break down
glycogen,starch and amylopectin
glycogen and cellulose
cellulose and chitin
starch,chitin,andcellulose
149
difference between an acid and a base is that an acid_____ whereas a base_____.
Releases OH- ions in solution; accepts OH- ions
releases H+ ions in solution; accepts H+ ions
Releases H+ ions in solution; accepts H- ions
undergoes a reversible reaction; does not
150
_cause a kink in the hydrocarbon chain wherever they occur
cis trans double bonds
cis double bonds
trans double bonds
151
in facilitated diffusion
the carrier proteins become saturated
the transport protein is a channel protein
facilitated diffusion requires the use of ATP
as the concentration difference increase molecules interfere
152
organelle with many folds is called
golgi
mitochondrion
smooth endoplasmic reticulum
rough endoplasmic reticulum
153
which is produced during the citric acid cycle?
H2O
ethanol
pyruvate
NADH and FADH2
154
difference between nucleotides and nucleosides is that
a phosphate group is found in nucleotides not nucleosides
nucleosides aremonomers of DNAnucleotides aremonomers of RNA
only nucleotides have nitrogenous bases
nucleotides have ribose nucleosides have deoxyribose
155
mostly only 1 isomer is bio. active b/c only that form can bind to spec. molecules in organism
false
true
156
which of the following is not a component of the endomembrane system?
golgi apparatus
lysosomes
rough endoplasmic reticulum
plastids
157
covbonds that form where2cytosene monomers are brought closer together&help reinforce tertstruc
disulfide bridges
van der waals interaction
glycosidic linkages
158
In a nucleosome the DNA is wrapped around
ribosomes
a thyamine dimer
polymerase molecules
histones
159
each_contains 1 long DNA molecule usually carrying several hundred or more genes
molecule
chromosome
cell
160
the disassociation of water is a reversible reaction
true
false
161
where do electrons have the highest potential energy?
the 2nd electron shell
the 1st electron shell
the 3rd electron shell
none of the above
162
which of the following statements about DNA and RNA is false
IN DNA A pairs with T whereas A pairs with U in RNA
DNA is a polymer whereas RNA is a monomer
DNA has thymine, whereas RNA has uracil
DNA has deoxyribose sugar whereas RNA has ribose sugar
163
Homeostasis
the mechanism by which organisms acquire nutrients
The sensory system of an organism
the maintenance of a narrow range of internal conditions
the maintenance of extracellular fluids
164
the_group has a carbonyl group w/in its carbon skeleton
alcohol
ketone
aldehyde
165
some bacteria arent detected by human immune systemb/cthey possess an outer layerofslimeknownas
cytosol
cytosine
gel
capsule
166
what type of reaction is this
dehydration reaction
hydrolysis
167
_isomer is aan isomer with the same type of atom on opposite sides of the double bond
structural
cis
trans
168
_is an alcohol each of its three carbons bear a hydroxyl group
glycerol
glycogen
none of the above
lipid
169
Amino and carboxyl functional groups tend to form bases and acids by gaining or losing
an electron
both a and b
a proton
a neutron
170
The reaction H-A-OH+H-B-OH->H-A-B-OH+h2O represents a condensation reaction
yes
false
true
no
171
what is the oxidizing agent in pyruvate+NADH+H+->lactate+NAD+
oxygen
lactate
pyruvate
NADH
172
which of the following categories includes all others in the list
starch
monosaccharide
carbohydrate
polysaccharide
173
the three dimension space where an electron is found 90% of the time
valence shell
third shell
orbital
atomic nucleus
174
process that breaks bond b/t monomers w/addition of a water molecule
hydrolysis
reduction
dehydration reaction
175
2 carbon atoms held together in a double covalent bond share___ electrons
2
1
4
6
176
differential survival and reproduction among individuals in a population is natural selection
no
yes
true
false
177
A species consists of
all populations found in a community
group of individuals of same type organism that interbreed
all populations found in an ecosystem
group of individual organisms in an area that dont interact
178
Ribose and ribulose have_ carbons and are
5; pentoses
3; trioses
6; hexoses
none of the above
179
polymers made of monomers called nucleotides
genes
RNA
Nucleic acids
DNA
180
enzymes that digest by hydrolyzing the alpha linkages are unable the diff shaped beta linkages
false
true
181
substance that increases the hydrogen ion concentration of a solution
none of the above
base
solute
acid
182
the portion of a nucleotide without a five carbon sugar is a nucleoside
true
false
183
part of cell that functions as a select barrier that allows passofO2,nutrients&wastetoservecell
none of the above
cytoplasm
cell membrane
plasma membrane
184
the reactivity of an atom arises from what?
the amount of valence electrons
the amount of electrons in its shells
the presence of unpaired electrons
the presence of paired electrons
185
bio membranes are composed of cont. phospholipid bilyer in which proteins are embedded known as
reduction model
junction model
fluid mosaic model
mendel's model
186
CO2 is often seen as inorganic even though it has C b/c its a simple molecule that lacks H+
false
True
187
the use of energy from sunlight to synthesize complex molecules is known as photosynthesis
yes
false
no
true
188
the enzyme catalyzed transfer of phosphate groups to ADP molecules to form ATP
phosphoralation
glycolisis
reduction
substrate level phosphoraltaion
189
An atom with a completed valence shell will react readily with other atoms making it reactive
yes
no
true
false
190
Hydrogen,deuterium, trium all have the same
radioactive decay
mass
atomic #
mass #
191
substance that reduces hydrogen ion concentration of a solution
base
acid
solute
none of the above
192
depending on the location of the carbonyl group a sugar is either a_ or a_
amine or phosphate
ketose or aldose
alcohol or thiol
none of the above
193
the backbone of a nucleic acid molecule is made of
purines
nitrogenous bases
pyramidines
alternating sugar phosphate groups
194
which of the following factorwould increase membrane fluidity
greater proportion of unsaturated phospholipids
lower temperature
relatively high protein content in membrane
greater proportion of saturated phospholipids
195
peptide chains have a___and a___end
5':3'
start;stop
A;Z
plus;minus
196
each gene along a DNA molecule directs synthesis of
RNA
proteins
MRNA
197
some bacteria are metabolically active in hot springs because
their enzymes have high optimal temperatures
their enzymes are completely insensitive to temperature
they are able to maintain lower internal temperatures
high temperatures make catalysts unnecessary
198
weak acids are acids that reversibly release and saccept back hydrogen ion
false
true
199
Molecules that are both attracted to water and repel water are called
hydrophillic
hydrophobic
amphipathic
amphoric
200
what functional group is this
methyl group
carbonyl group
amino group
carboxyl group
201
a reaction in which 2 mols are covalently bonded to each other w/ loss of an H2O molecule
reduction
dehydration reaction
hydrolysis
202
_are grouped together based on their poor abillity to mix with water
proteins
lipids
carbohydrates
amino acids
203
most CO2 from catabolsim is released during
electron transport
glycolysis
the citric acid cycle
lactate fermentation
204
elongation of leading strand during DNA synthesis
doesn't require template strand
progresses away from replication fork
depends on action of DNA polymerase
occurs in 3'->5' direction
205
Blood contains bicarb ions and carb acid and prevents signif changes in pH in the body cause
it acts as a base
buffer
neutralizer
bicarbonate
206
The highly branched polysaccharide that stores glucose in the muscles and the liver of animalis
arabinose
pectin
Glycogen
amylase
207
human cell containing 22 autosomes and a Y chromosome is
a sperm
a somatic male cell
a zygote
an egg
208
the tertiary structure of a protein is determined by its
size
right handed coil
interactions among R groups
branching
209
All of the following bases are found in DNA except
guanine
uracil
thymine
adenine
210
_are hydrophobic due to the great majority of their bonds being nonpolar C-H+ linkages
acids
fats
bases
solutes
211
which is a correct distinction between autotrophs and heterotrophs?
only heterotrophs have mitochondria
cellular respiration is unique to heterotrophs
only heterotrophs require chem nutrients from environment
autotrophs can nourish themselves heterotrophs cant
212
The 2 covalent bonds in a water molecule are polar because
oxygen is more electronegative than hydrogen
water is a small molecule
oxygen and hydrogen have similar electronegativities
water is hydrophilic
213
which cell would be best for studying lysosomes?
nerve cell
bacterial cell
phagocytic white blood cell
muscle cell
214
glyceraldehyde and dihydroxyacetone have_ carbons and are_
5; pentoses
3; trioses
none of the above
6; hexoses
215
the anticodon of a particular tRNA molecule is
complementary to cooresponding triplet in rRNA
catalytic making tRNA a ribosome
part of tRNA that bonds to specific amino acid
complementary to cooresponding mRNA codon
216
O2 has an electronegativity of 3.5 will have stronger attraction for__ compared to carbon
H+
protons
electrons
water
217
Solutions that contain buffers tend to resist pH changes because buffers
are ionic polar molecules that add H+ in solutions
Change to ionic in response to change inpH&release/absorb H+
are weak acids or bases
are bases
218
the dissolving agent of a solution is called the_& the the substance that is dissolved is the_
liquid, solid
solvent, solute
solute, solvent
none
219
what functional group is this?
phosphate group
amino group
methyl group
sulfhydryl group
220
chem reaction resulting in the transferof electrons or hydrogen atoms atoms from 1 molecule is
a glycolysis reaction
a redox reaction
a reduction reaction
a oxidizing reaction
221
basis for difference in how leading and lagging strands of DNA molecules are synthesized
helicasesand single strand binding proteins @5'end
DNA ligase works only in 3'->5' direction
DNA polymerase can join new nucleotides only2the 3'endstrand
origins of replication occur only at 5' end
222
polymers are the macromolecules found in nucleic acids,proteins and carbohydrates
false
true
223
In aprokaryotic cell the DNA is conc in aregion that is not mem enclosed called the nucleoid
true
false
224
function of the nuclear pores is to
support nuclear envelope
synthesize and repair DNA
regulate movement of materials across the nuclear membrane
assemble ribosomes from rawmaterialthataresynthed in nucleus
225
which is present in a eukaryotic cell?
ribosome
cholorplast
nuclear envelope
mitochonrion
226
the existence of cells depends on the properties of_
fats
lipids
phospholipids
proteins
227
in_configuration every glucose monomer is upsidedown
theta
gamma
alpha
beta
228
the study of compounds containing carbon
microbiology
organic chemistry
none of the above
molecular biology
229
One difference b/t cancer cells and normal cells is that cancer cells
are unable to synthesize DNA
continue to divide even when tightly packed
arestopped at S phase of cell cycle
affected by density dependent inhibition can function
230
An essential functional group involved in cellular transfer is the___group
amino
saccharide
phosphate
hydroxyl
231
the G of ATP hydrolysis is negative nd the change in entropy is posistive the reaction
is exergonic
is endergonic
won't reach equilibrium
requires energy
232
The _of a phospholipid is hydrophobic but the_ is hydrophillic
hydrocarbon and phosphate group
phosphate group and hydrocarbon
phosphate group and hydroxyl group
hydroxyl group and phosphate group
233
what part of the atom determines how the atom reacts chemically?
neutron
electron
nucleus
proton
234
The bonds that link sugar monomers in a starch molecule are glycosidic bonds
true
no
yes
false
235
large biological molecules that have carbon are held together by covalent bonds are categorized
as nucleic acids
as polymers
as macromolecules
as proteins
236
active transport usually moves molecules
toward higher osmotic potential
in same direction as diffusion
toward higher pH
in opposite direction of diffusion
237
In starch the glucose monomers are in thee beta configuration
true
false
238
Coiled and folded patterns of proteins
tertiary
quarternary
primary structure
secondary
239
A base increases OH- concentration but also reduces H+ concentration by the formation of water
true
false
240
which process is most directly driven to light energy
creation of pH gradient by pumping protonsacrossthykaloidmem
removal of electrons from chlorophyll molecules
reduction of NADP+ molecules
AtP synthesis
241
The number of protons in a neutral atom equals the number of
electrons
electrons plus neutrons
neutrons
isotopes
242
an unknown organism is discovered and lacks membrane bound nucleus in its cell it is a
extraterrestrial
bacterium
plant
fungus
243
light reactions of photosynthesis supply calvin cycle with
light energy
CO2 and ATP
H2O and NADPH
ATP and NADPH
244
has 1 or more double bond w/one or fewer hydrogen atom on each double bonded carbon
unsaturated fatty acid
saturated fatty acid
fatty acid
245
Optimum soil pH to grow strawbs is 6.5 but for bluebs is 4.5 the # of H+ ions needed is
2
10
100
1000
246
hydrogen bonds
form weak interactions butgivestability whenmany in1molecule
involve a transfer of electrons
form between a weak electronegative atom and hydrogen
form between 2 hydrogen atoms
247
chemically reactive and hydrophillic functional groups
carboxyl, amino and phosphate groups
both a and b
hydroxyl and carbonyl groups
none of the above
248
cells have 1/2 as much DNA as some other cells in mitotically active tissue theyre in_phase
prophase
G2
metaphase
G1
249
final electron acceptor of electron transport chain that functions in aerobic oxphosphorilation
pyruvate
NAD+
oxygen
water
250
what is a half-life?
time it takes daughter isotope to transform to parent
time is takes for 50% of parent isotope to decay
time it takes for an organism to fossilize
time it takes isotope to decay completely
251
Nucleic acids are macromolecules that exist as polymers called
nucleotides
polynucleotides
polynucleotides
252
The branching patterns of the evolutionary tree of life are based on a rich array of
information about metabolic processes
molecular evidence
fossil evidence
all of the above
253
fats separate from water because
the water molecules hydrogen bond to 1another & exclude fats
none of the above
water molecules are isolated from fats
water molecules form covalent bonds excluding fats
254
the 1st law of thhermodynamics states that the total energy in the universe is
increasing
decreasing
being converted to matter
constant
255
a process used to determine the 3d structure of many other proteins
bioinformatics
X-ray crystallography
none of the above
NMR spectroscopy
256
Closely related species have more similar DNA sequences than species that are distantly related
true
no
yes
false
257
homologous chromosomesmove towards opposite poles of dividing cell during
meiosis II
mitosis
fertilization
meiosis I
258
_isomer is an isomer with same atoms on same side of double bond
structural
trans
cis
259
In organic molecules carbon usually forms single or double covalent bonds
false
true
260
which structure function pair is mismatched/
microtubule,muscle contraction
ribosome, protein synthesis
Golgi, protein trafficking
nucleolus, production of ribosomal subunits
261
6 elements most common in organisms are
water, carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen, sodium and oxygen
carbon, oxygen, hydrogen, phosphorus, sulfur and hydrogen
calcium, iron, hydrogen, phosphorus, potassium and oxygen
nitrogen, carbon, iron, sulfur, calcium and hydrogen
262
what is a hydroxide ion?
a single proton with a charge of +1
a molecule that gains a proton with a charge of +2
neither a or c
a molecule that lost a proton and has a charge of -1
263
what functional group is this?
sulfhydryl group
amino group
methyl group
phosphate group
264
center of amino acid is an asymetric carbon called
none of the above
beta carbon
center carbon
alpha carbon
265
Because atoms have the same # of protons but diff. # of neutrons elements have
isomers
isotopes
multiple atomic numbers
multiple atomic masses listed on the periodic table
266
liquid that is a completely homogeneous mixture of 2 or more substances is called
solution
solute
solvent
aqueous solution
267
immediate energy source that drives ATP synthesis by ATP synthase during ox phosphorylation
oxidation of glucose and other inorganic compounds
transfer of phosphate to ADP
flow of electrons down electron transport chain
H+ concentration gradient across membrane holdingATPsynthase
268
the sum total of all chemical reaction in a living structure is called its
energetics
metabolism
entropy
activity
269
_group contributes 1 neg. charge when placed inside phosphate chain and 2 when at end
sulfhydryl
phostphate
methyl
270
biological membranes are composed of
enzymes, electron acceptors, and electron donors
lipids, proteins, and carbohydrates
nucleotides and nucleosides
fatty acids
271
side of the golgi apparatus facing the ER is the CIS region
no
yes
false
true
272
a polymer of amino acids is a polypeptide
true
false
273
which process includes all others
passive transport
diffusion of a solute across a membrane
transport of an ion down its electrochemical gradient
osmosis
274
polymers are disassembled to monomers by hydrolysis
true
false
275
phospholipids are essential b/c they are major constituents of ___
mitochondia
cell membrane
cell wall
cytosol
276
if enzyme is added to solution where its sbtrate &product are in equillibrium
nothing will happen
the free energy of the system will change
additional substrate will be formed
the reaction will go from endergonic to exergonic
277
Molecules containing a large number of hydroxyl groups are
basic
soluble in water
complex macromolecules
nonpolar
278
which of the following correctly states an unusual property of water?
H+ bonds b/t water molecules continually form and break
little heat energy is needed to raise the temperature of H20
water won't react with other atoms
ice is denser than water
279
which structure is common to plan and animal cells ?
mitochondrion
centriol
chloroplast
central vacuole
280
chemical agents that selectively speed up chem reactions without being consumed by the reaction
none of the above
enzymes
catalysts
amino acids
281
chromatin is a series of entangled threads composed of
cytoskeleton
microtubules
DNA and protein
fibrous proteins
282
_proteins regulate metabolism by acting as catalysts
large
acidic
enzymatic
catalytic
283
The functional group written as -COOH is called the carboxyl group
False (carbonyl)
True
yes
no (carbonyl)
284
solutions with a higher with a higher concentration of OH- than H+ are acidic solutions
false
true
285
In mechanism photophosphorylation is most similar to
oxidative phosphorylation in cellular respiration
substrate level phosphorylation in glycolysis
reduction of NADP+
carbon fixation
286
which componentis not directly incvolved in translation
GTP
tRNA
ribosomes
DNA
287
Which of the following statements about the nuclear envelope is true?
both a and b
it contains pores for the passage of large molecules
it contains ribosomes on the inner surface
is composed of 2 membranes
288
In addition to covalent and ionic bonds___ are important in biological systems
hydrogen bonds
All of the above
van der Waals interactions
hydrophobic interactions
289
saturated fats are liquid at room temperature
true
false
290
weak chem bonds and interactions that cause protein to unravel and lose shape
denaturation
renaturaution
291
Glucose, fructose and other sugars have _ carbons and are_
6; hexoses
none of the above
3; trioses
5; pentoses
292
a nucleotide contains a pentose sugar a phosphate group and a(n)
acid
glycerol
lipid
nitrogen-containing base
293
which following mutations would be most likely to have harmful effect on organism
a single nucleotide insertion downstream of and closetostart
deletion of 3 nucleotides near the middle of a gene
a single nucleotide deletion in middle of an intron
single nucleotide deletion near end of coding sequence
294
an organic molecule with an amino and carboxyl group
carbohydrate
phospholipid
protein
amino acid
295
the hydrocarbon tails of fats serve as stored fuel for plant embryos and animals
true
false
296
one end of the polypeptide has a free_group while the other end has a free_ group
carbonyl, amino
amino, carboxyl
phosphate,amino
amino,sulfhydryl
297
protein phosphorylation is commonly involved in all except
digestion of cellular contents by scavenger cells
activation of receptor tyrosine kinases
activation of G protein coupled receptors
activation of protein kinase molecules
298
every atom except for__has 1 or more neutrons in its nucleus
oxygen
nitrogen
carbon
hydrogen
299
the_structure of a protein is its sequence of amino acids
tertiary
secondary
primary
Quaternary
300
afterseeingfishliveincleanH2Obut not polluted H2Otheysay polluted water kill fish an example of
fact
theory
hypothesis
observation
301
pure water instead of saline causes red blood cells to
shrink and collapse
absorb water from the plasma and burst
allow water to move through protein channels in the cell mem
release water to the plasma along its concentration gradient
302
in a redox reaction the reactant that becomes oxidized in called a reducing agent
false
yes
no
true
303
plants store_as granules w/in plastids
sugars
cellulose
water
starch
304
_differ in the covalent arrangement of their atoms
structural isomers
enantiomers
none of the above
cis-trans isomers
305
what is the nucleotide sequence of the complementary strand of:A A T G C G A?
T T A C G C T
C C G T T A T
G G C A T A G
A A T G C G A
306
a specialized structure surrounding the cell wall in some prokaryotes is the
capsule
ribosome
mitochondrion
cytosol
307
What statement about the following is true? C3H8+5O2--->3CO2+4H2O+energy
the reaction is balanced
the reaction is reversable
energy is needed for the reaction to occur
O2 is a product
308
In his work w/pneumonia causing bacteria and mice Griffith found
proteincoatfrompathogeniccell able totransform nonpath cells
some sub from path cells transftononpath cellsmakingthempath
heat killed pathogenic cells caused pneumonia
polysaccharide coat of bacteria caused pneuumonia
309
most cells cant harness heat to perform work b/c
heat can never be used to do work
cells dont have much thermal energy
temperature is usually uniform throughout a cell
heat doesn't involve a transfer of energy
310
_ is in walls of water conducting cells in plants
sodium
water soluable proteins
H2O
cellulose
311
the structural level of a protein least affected by a disruption in hydrogen bonding is
secondary level
primary level
tertiary level
quarternary level
312
what is the most likely pathway taken by new synthesized protein that will be secreted by cell?
nucleus->ER->Golgi
ER->Golgi->vesicles that fuse with plasma membrane
Golgi->ER->lysosome
ER->lysosomes->vesicles that fuse with plasma membrane
313
Which of the scientific names is written incorrectly
Canis lupis
Branta Canadensis
Homo sapiens
Acer saccharum
314
In what way do the mems of a eukaryotic cell vary?
only certain membranes of the cell are selectively permeable
only certain membranes are constructed from amphipathic mols
phospholipids are found only in certain membranes
certain proteins are unique to each membrane
315
carbohydrate used by arthropods to build their exoskeletons
starch
none of the above
chitin
cellulose
316
which of the following elements is found in all living things?
Nitrogen, Phosphorus, sulfur, and carbon
Nitrogen
Phosphorus
sulfur
317
2 amino acids pos so carboxyl group adj to amino group joined by dehydration reaction result
polypeptide
polypeptide chain
peptide bond
covalent bond
318
vertebrates store glycogen in liver and muscle cells
false
true
319
_include sugars and polymers of sugars
proteins
lipids
amino acids
carbohydrates
320
nucleotide is composed of 3 part a 5carbon sugar, nitrogenous base & 1 or more phosphate groups
true
false
321
the 2 ring forms for glucose are called_and_
alpha and theta
none of the above
alpha and beta
theta and beta
322
the rough ER is the portion of the ER that
is the oldest and was once the smooth ER
is the site of steroid synthesis
has ribosomes attached to it
lacks ribosomes
323
a mole of hydrogen and a mole of carbon have
the same number of molecules
the capacity to form one mole of carbohydrate
different numbers of molecules
a different number of molecules that a mole of oxygen
324
how do plants generally transport carbohydrates?
roots to leaves
stem to leaves
roots to stem
leaves to roots
325
In_carbons covalently bonded to same atoms but diff in spatial arrangement due to inflex 2 bond
none of the above
cis-trans isomers
structural isomers
enantiomers
326
the differing_in starch and cellulose give the molecules distinct 3 dimensional shapes
monomers
covalent bonds
polymers
glycosidic linkages
327
lipids are
insoluble in water
hydrophobic
all of the above&important constituentsofbiologicalmembranes
important for energy storage
328
In aeukaryotic cell most of the DNA is in the nucleus which is bounded by a double membrane
false
true