Sharable: Spring 2023 Unit 1 exam review

Uses glucose to make ATP

The study of cells is called

In what direction will water move in a cell placed in a hypotonic solution?

Excess carbohydrates can be stored short-term as what molecule?

The building blocks (monomers) of nucleic acids

Sucrose and maltose are examples of

If a solid is engulfed and transported into a cell this is

What body system is responsible for transporting nutrients & oxygen to every cell in the body?

What are proteins that attach cells to each other

The hydrophilic part of the phospholipid bilayer is on the inside

Gap junctions

Movement of substances using carrier molecules to go from high to low concentration

Where are proteins folded

The gel-like substance inside the cell

What body system is responsible for regulating hormone levels in the body and controlling behavior?

What are the levels of organization of organisms from the most simple to complex?

In a beaker of water; when the concentration of solute is higher outside than solute inside a cell

What type of junction allows free flow between cells

Starch and glycogen are examples of

What is an example of Negative Feedback?

What type of junctions hold (snap) two cells together

What is cellular energy (the energy of cells)

Which of these is found in all cells?

Using energy to move substances against a concentration gradient

Salts and ions travel through channels using

The characteristics of an element are determined by:

The sequence of the amino acids represents a protein's:

The building blocks (monomers) of proteins

What is a group of the same type of cell working together?

Which of the following creates cohesion between water molecules?

What is the term for away from (from the axial)

Destroys old organelles and invading bacteria/viruses

The building blocks (monomers) of lipids

What is the layer of fatty molecules that separates a cell from the extracellular (interstitial) fluid

Which is a function of plasma membrane proteins

Osmosis is the net movement of solutes

Osmosis is the movement of water

The warehouse of cells; sorts, packages, and ships fats and proteins

What body system sends and receives electrical signals to regulate the body's responses?

What type of junctions do you find in your skin

The purpose of the cell membrane is to give the cell structure

Why do different types of cells from the same organism look different?

Stable atoms have the same number of

The organelle that synthesizes lipids

Where would you find a cell wall?

Is osmosis active or passive transport

Active transport often uses a pump

Glucose and fructose are examples of

Blueprints for the body

The liquid inside a cell is

Where do proteins come from

In a beaker of water; when the concentration of solute is lower outside than inside a cell

Which is the strongest bond?

What macromolecule helps make up the cell membrane