bio exam 1
CL- is an example of
anion
which functional group at the x would you add ti show ethyl group to produce ethanol which is an alcohol
-O-H
a reaction in which app is cleaved allowing a second unfavorable reaction to occur is
a coupled reaction
k+ is transported into cells by a protein that cleaves atp the concentration of k+ inside the cell is greater than the k+ outside of the cell. what type of transport is occurring
active transport
which statements about all living things is true
all living things are capable of reproduction
this organelle is found in plant cells
all of the above
which functional group is present on this molecule
amino group
it is presently thought that a chlorophyll is essential for photosynthesis. which of the following observations would disprove this hypothesis
any of the observations would disprove the hypothesis
a protein known as a phospholipase removes fatty acids from phospholipids. what cellular structure would be most affected by this enzyme
cell membranes
which of the following is an example of a carbohydrate
cellulose
which of the following would not normally be found in a plasma membrane
cellulose
sulfur and nitrogen atoms ____
different number of protons, different numbers of valence electrons, diff of chemical bonds
what organelle is shown in figure a
endoplasmic reticulum
which of the sequences below goes from the largest to the smallest
liver cells, cell nucleus, hemoglobin, amino acid, carbon atom
this contains the vast majority of the cells DNA
nucleus
Compared to 40K, the isotope 39K has
one less neutron
why is water cohesive
one side of the molecule is slightly positive and the other side slightly negative, water molecules participate in hydrogen bonds
which element is most likely to form polar covalent bonds in biological systems
oxygen
which type of linkage connect amino acids in protein
peptide bonds
one of the principle functions of the cell wall is to
protect the cell from osmotic lysis
bacillus anthracis cells were treated with lysozyme which destroys the cell wall. these treated cells are then placed in pure water. what would you expect to happen to this cell
they would swell and then burst
in biological molecules nitrogen atoms normally form ___ bonds
three covalent
what organelle is shown in figure b
Golgi complex
this organelle contains proteins
all the above
why does your instructor argue that a carrot in the market is alive
capable of growth, metabolically active, reproduction, nutrients from the environment
o2 enters human muscles cells. no energy is needed for this process and no transport proteins are required. what membrane transport process is likely to be involved
simple diffusion
which is an example of a lipid
triglyceride
carbon atoms tend to form ____
covalent
this molecule is a simple sugar
see test
this molecule is an amino acid
see test
Acid rain sometimes has a pH of 5. What is the H+ concentration?
1x10^-5 M
the h+ concentration in a person's stomach might be as low as 1x10^-2 M after eating five Congo burritos at the sanitary burrito factory. what is the pH of that person's stomach
2
maltose is a disaccharide consisting of two glucose sugars linked together. what is its formula
C12H22O11
sedoheptulose is a seven carbon sugar. what is the molecular formula
C7H14O7
sulfur has 6 electrons in its outer electron shell. it combines covalently with hydrogen to form a stable compound. what is the structure of this compound
H2S2
which gas was much less abundant in earth's early atmosphere than it is now
O2
a mole of water weighs 18 grams while a mole of sucrose weighs 342 grams which statement is true
a mole of sucrose has the same number of molecules as a mole of water
cellulose is
a structural polysaccharides found in plants
in which structures do all of the atoms have a reasonable numbers of chemical bonds
all of them
this orgnalle is involved in energy generations
mitochondria
a condensation reaction______
removal of water, formation of new covalent bonds, involved in synthesis of polysaccharides proteins and triglycerides
which component is present in prokaryotic cells
ribosomes
this molecule contains an ester
see test
this molecule contains fatty acid
see test
a nucleic acid was isolated from a new plague-causing virus. analysis of the nucleic acid indicated the following base compsition. 20% adenine, 30% uraci, 10% guanosine, 40% cytosine. from the information which of the statements are true
the virus contains RNA
which of the following is not associated with protein function
all of these function are associated with proteins
after a flesh wound some of the skin fibroblast cells begin to move into the wound area. which subcellualr listed below is directly involved in this process of cell movement
cytoskeleton
______ are components of phospholipids
fatty acids
you are trying to identify an organism by looking at a group of its cells under a microscope. it is multicellular and the cells clearly have a cell wall. the cells have many internal organelles but no cholorphlasts. to which kingdom does this organism belong
fungi
in alpha helix, a hydrogen atom participates in a covalent bond with a nitrogen atom of one amino acid and also weakly interacts with an oxygen atom. what is the second weaker interaction called
hydrogen bond