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DSST Biochemistry 2
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1. (LPS); lipids and polysaccharides linked together by covalent bonds
Polypeptide
LIPOPOLYSACCHARIDE
Iodine
GRAM POSITIVE
2. 'pair'
DIPLO
PHOSPHOLIPID BILAYER
Endonuclease
Endergonic
3. Polymer of carbohydrates joined together by glycosidic bonds
POLYSACCHARIDE
COCCI
ARCHAEA
Safranin
4. Found one to one ratio between base pairs
Gram Negative
Protein
Reduction
Chargaff
5. 'chain'
CYTOPLAMIC MEMBRANE
Franklin
mRNA
STREPT
6. Energy required
PEPTIDE BOND
Activation energy
BACILLI
LIPOPOLYSACCHARIDE
7. Microbes; single celled microorganisms
Chargaff
Glycolysis
ARCHAEA
TETRAD
8. 'water fearing' (non polar molecules) ie. Lipid tail
Transcription
Cytoplasm
Restriction Enzyme
HYDROPHOBIC
9. The chemical process in which glucose is broken down into two parts
PHOSPHATE
EUKARYOTE
Glycolysis
PEPTIDE BOND
10. Place where repressor binds - where RNA polymerase binds
Promoter
COCCI
LIPID
Sticky ends
11. Non polar molecule component of the CM (the 'tail')
Oxidation
DIPLO
NAD+
LIPID
12. Bacteria cell that contains: CW - periplasmic space - & CM
COCCI
GRAM POSITIVE
Operator
NADH
13. Coding regions on mRNA
Cytoplasm
Hershey and Chase
Exons
Gyrase
14. Build up of molecules
Gram Staining
Chargaff
GLYCOSIDIC BOND
Anabolic
15. Chains of molecules attached to the CW of a Gram + bacterium
POLYSACCHARIDE
Iodine
BACILLI
TECHOID ACID
16. Nicotinamide Adenine Dinuecleotide
NAD+
Activation energy
Alcohol
Antioxidants
17. Many amino acids bonded together with peptide bonds
Polypeptide
Helicase
Release factor
Introns
18. Process of using mRNA to create proteins
Crystal Violet
Methionine
Translation
Ligase
19. Series of amino acids held together by peptide bonds
Reduction
NAG & NAM
Protein
DNA Polymerase III
20. Lays down DNA nucleotides
DNA Polymerase III
3' -5'
Translation
Anticodon
21. Not spontaneous - requires energy
Glycolysis
GLYCOSIDIC BOND
Endergonic
Ribozymes
22. Membrane surrounding the cytoplasm
Catabolic
CYTOPLAMIC MEMBRANE
Tata box
NAG & NAM
23. Messenger RNA that leaves the nucleus with the genetic code for a protein
GAPDH
mRNA
STREPT
Anabolic
24. Stains gram negative and gram positive bacteria
GAPDH
STAPHYL
Gram Staining
Exergonic
25. 2 phosphates attached to glucose forming a 6 carbon compound & 2Pi (1 phosphate glucose) - ATP becomes ADP - done twice to make a 1 -6 glucose - phosphorolates and makes NAD+
Anabolic
CELL WALL
Cellular respiration
Substrate Level Phosphorolation
26. Bond between amino acids in a protein
Single Stranded Binding Protein
Peptide bond
G3P
Ligase
27. A sequence of three nucleotide in DNA & RNA
Avery
Codon
HYDROPHILIC
Primer
28. Lipid component of endotoxin (Gram -)
mRNA
GRAM NEGATIVE
LIPID A
Operator
29. Found DNA to be the genetic material in cells
Single Stranded Binding Protein
Hershey and Chase
Antioxidants
Amino acids
30. LPS layer of a Gram Negative bacterium
OUTER MEMBRANE
Anabolic
Ligase
Stop codon
31. Monomers of proteins
ENDOTOXIN
mRNA
Sticky ends
Amino acids
32. Location of translation
Electronegativity
Glycolysis
Cytoplasm
Gram Staining
33. The last - ending codon that terminates the sequence
Stop codon
Gram Staining
Chargaff
Protein
34. The process of creating mRNA using DNA
PHOSPHATE
RNA polymerase
Transcription
5' - 3'
35. Rod shaped
Anticodon
BACILLI
Crystal Violet
Anabolic
36. Lagging strand
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37. Phosphate is added to a molecule to make it unstable. Molecule more easily broken now.
GLYCOSIDIC BOND
PEPTIDOGLYCAN
Phosphorolation
3' -5'
38. Cuts the introns out of mRNA
BACILLI
ATP
Ribozymes
Glycolysis
39. Is an enzyme that cuts double-stranded or single stranded DNA at specific recognition sites
Gram Staining
Cellular respiration
Ligase
Restriction Enzyme
40. The codon on tRNA that matches up with and attaches to a codon on mRNA
Anticodon
TETRAD
5' - 3'
3' -5'
41. Bonds between NAG & NAG or NAM & NAM
ATP
Reduction
Franklin
GLYCOSIDIC BOND
42. Purine adenine - ribose and 3 phosphates
ATP
Primer
Activation energy
Gram Positive
43. Acts as a mordant
Iodine
Gram Positive
TETRAPEPTIDE CROSS LINK
Alcohol
44. The empty space between the CW & the CM
Iodine
EUKARYOTE
PERIPLASM
tRNA
45. Polar molecule component of the CM (the 'head')
PHOSPHATE
5' - 3'
PEPTIDOGLYCAN
PHOSPHOLIPID BILAYER
46. Lactose binds to repressor and it releases from operator
Uracil
Inducer
Alcohol
PEPTIDOGLYCAN
47. Attraction
Helicase
BACILLI
Repressor
Affinity
48. Where the double stranded end came a part and the complimentary start join
Sticky ends
Regulator
NAD+
mRNA
49. One of the four bases in mRNA (replaces thymine)
Gram Negative
Uracil
DIPLO
Amino acids
50. Gain of e-
Ribosomes
OUTER MEMBRANE
LIPOPOLYSACCHARIDE
Reduction