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DSST Biochemistry 2
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1. Lagging strand
2. Breaks down lactase
Primer
Lactose
GRAM POSITIVE
PORIN
3. A sequence of three nucleotide in DNA & RNA
Uracil
Codon
Activation energy
COCCI
4. Lipid component of endotoxin (Gram -)
Affinity
Gram Positive
Helicase
LIPID A
5. Removes Crystal Violet color from the gram negative bacteria
Alcohol
Replication fork
Ribosomes
Palindrome
6. Bonds between NAG and NAM
TETRAPEPTIDE CROSS LINK
Avery
Leading strand
Inducer
7. Bacteria cell that contains: CW - periplasmic space - & CM
GRAM POSITIVE
Affinity
DNA Polymerase III
Ligase
8. Protein that makes RNA primers and makes mRNA from DNA
RNA polymerase
Gyrase
Nucleus
PEPTIDE BOND
9. Bond between amino acids in a protein
Peptide bond
Nucleus
Exons
Methionine
10. Found the transforming factor to be DNA
PHOSPHOLIPID BILAYER
Avery
NADH
Translation
11. Replicated in fragments known as Okazaki Fragments
Lagging Strand
CYTOPLAMIC MEMBRANE
Affinity
Single Stranded Binding Protein
12. NAD+ and a hydrogen - e- carrier
Palindrome
COMMA
NADH
Lagging Strand
13. Acts as a mordant
Anticodon
Iodine
Amino acids
Uracil
14. The chemical process in which glucose is broken down into two parts
Ribozymes
Glycolysis
PERIPLASM
Reduction
15. Covalent bonds between amino acids
Antioxidants
Primer
Crystal Violet
PEPTIDE BOND
16. Place where repressor binds - where RNA polymerase binds
Phosphorolation
mRNA
Promoter
Codon
17. Stop free radicals from damaging cells - helps O trap e-
Cytoplasm
Exergonic
POLYSACCHARIDE
Antioxidants
18. LPS layer of a Gram Negative bacterium
Franklin
SPIRILLI
Amino acids
OUTER MEMBRANE
19. Stains the Lipid A of gram positive bacteria cell wall
LAC Operon
Lactose
Endergonic
Crystal Violet
20. 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+
Release factor
CELL WALL
Substrate Level Phosphorolation
TETRAD
21. Transfer RNA that attaches to amino acids
Transcription
tRNA
Helicase
Catabolic
22. Break down of molecules
Exergonic
Catabolic
Gyrase
SPIRILLI
23. Makes a repressor - binds to promoter/operator to stop RNA polymerase
DNA Polymerase III
Cytoplasm
Electronegativity
Regulator
24. Has 2 layers CW - CM
Reduction
Gram Positive
Catabolic
POLYSACCHARIDE
25. Bacteria cell that contains: OM - CW - periplamic space - & CM
GRAM NEGATIVE
PHOSPHOLIPID BILAYER
Peptide bond
Leading strand
26. Where the double stranded end came a part and the complimentary start join
TETRAD
Substrate Level Phosphorolation
Sticky ends
Single Stranded Binding Protein
27. Comma shaped
Replication fork
COMMA
STREPT
PERIPLASM
28. Process of using mRNA to create proteins
Ribosomes
Phosphorolation
GRAM POSITIVE
Translation
29. Circular
3' -5'
Glycolysis
COCCI
Promoter
30. Outermost layer of the Gram Positive bacterium
CELL WALL
Hershey and Chase
Inducer
OUTER MEMBRANE
31. Where RNA polymerase starts
Operator
Chargaff
LIPID
Polypeptide
32. 'water loving' (polar molecules) ie. Phosphate head
GAPDH
Codon
HYDROPHILIC
GRAM POSITIVE
33. 'pair'
DIPLO
LIPOPOLYSACCHARIDE
PORIN
Oxidation
34. Series of amino acids held together by peptide bonds
Protein
COCCI
Iodine
Ribozymes
35. Lactose binds to repressor and it releases from operator
Inducer
Ribosomes
Safranin
Cellular respiration
36. Lays down RNA Primase to indicate the start of replication
STREPT
Gyrase
PEPTIDOGLYCAN
RNA polymerase
37. Are Restriction Enzymes
Endonuclease
Lactose
Avery
Single Stranded Binding Protein
38. Glyceraldyhyde 3 Phosphaet Dehydrogenase - phosphorolates and reduces NAD by adding 2e- and a H+
3' -5'
GAPDH
mRNA
LAC Operon
39. Signals the start of DNA replication
Primer
TETRAPEPTIDE CROSS LINK
Reduction
Codon
40. Found the double helicle structure of DNA
NAG & NAM
BACILLI
Franklin
GAPDH
41. Components of the CW linked by peptide bonds
RNA polymerase
NAG & NAM
Transcription
GAPDH
42. Phosphate is added to a molecule to make it unstable. Molecule more easily broken now.
Ribosomes
Phosphorolation
PEPTIDE BOND
Anabolic
43. Spiral
STREPT
PHOSPHATE
SPIRILLI
mRNA
44. 2 - 3 carbon molecules with 2 phosphates
Gyrase
GRAM NEGATIVE
Ribosomes
G3P
45. Is an enzyme that cuts double-stranded or single stranded DNA at specific recognition sites
Restriction Enzyme
Chargaff
Iodine
PHOSPHOLIPID BILAYER
46. Is a code in which it is the same code forward as it is backwards - restriction sites
LIPID A
Ligase
Endergonic
Palindrome
47. Gain of e-
Ribosomes
Reduction
HYDROPHILIC
Hershey and Chase
48. Non polar molecule component of the CM (the 'tail')
GRAM POSITIVE
DNA polymerase I
LIPID
Exergonic
49. Chains of molecules attached to the CW of a Gram + bacterium
Glycolysis
3' -5'
Endonuclease
TECHOID ACID
50. How cells use energy stored in food and molecules to make ATP
Peptide bond
COMMA
Cellular respiration
Sticky ends