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DSST Biochemistry 2
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1. Bacteria cell that contains: OM - CW - periplamic space - & CM
Palindrome
GRAM NEGATIVE
Activation energy
Alcohol
2. Stop free radicals from damaging cells - helps O trap e-
Alcohol
Antioxidants
COMMA
HYDROPHOBIC
3. Process of breaking down glucose to pyruvate
Amino acids
Palindrome
Glycolysis
Gram Positive
4. Place where repressor binds - where RNA polymerase binds
Endonuclease
Electronegativity
Promoter
RNA polymerase
5. Build up of molecules
EUKARYOTE
Anabolic
PEPTIDE BOND
DIPLO
6. Membrane surrounding the cytoplasm
Operator
Reduction
CYTOPLAMIC MEMBRANE
Stop codon
7. Lipid component of endotoxin (Gram -)
LIPID A
5' - 3'
GRAM POSITIVE
Sticky ends
8. Process of using mRNA to create proteins
Translation
HYDROPHOBIC
Safranin
Peptide bond
9. Found the transforming factor to be DNA
Introns
Avery
PROKARYOTE
Lagging Strand
10. 'pair'
SPIRILLI
Endergonic
RNA polymerase
DIPLO
11. Location of transcription
Tata box
Nucleus
Iodine
Amino acids
12. Stains the Lipid A of gram positive bacteria cell wall
Crystal Violet
Alcohol
DNA polymerase I
Oxidation
13. Lays down DNA nucleotides
Promoter
Replication fork
DNA Polymerase III
Introns
14. How cells use energy stored in food and molecules to make ATP
5' - 3'
Cellular respiration
Polypeptide
Release factor
15. Outermost layer of the Gram Positive bacterium
HYDROPHOBIC
CELL WALL
ARCHAEA
tRNA
16. Monomers of proteins
NAG & NAM
G3P
Palindrome
Amino acids
17. Okazaki fragments are than linke
Anabolic
Helicase
Gram Negative
DNA polymerase I
18. (LPS); lipids and polysaccharides linked together by covalent bonds
PEPTIDOGLYCAN
GAPDH
Methionine
LIPOPOLYSACCHARIDE
19. Removes Crystal Violet color from the gram negative bacteria
Alcohol
PORIN
Glycolysis
NAD+
20. Location of translation
3' -5'
Leading strand
Cytoplasm
Introns
21. Murein; consists of sugars & amino acids that make a mesh-like layer outside the CW
3' -5'
Cellular respiration
PEPTIDOGLYCAN
GLYCOSIDIC BOND
22. Polymer of carbohydrates joined together by glycosidic bonds
Peptide bond
Ribosomes
POLYSACCHARIDE
LIPID
23. Coding regions on mRNA
Introns
Exons
Amino acids
Sticky ends
24. Is a code in which it is the same code forward as it is backwards - restriction sites
Palindrome
Anticodon
Exons
Chargaff
25. Chains of molecules attached to the CW of a Gram + bacterium
Codon
tRNA
Safranin
TECHOID ACID
26. 2 - 3 carbon molecules with 2 phosphates
RNA polymerase
GRAM POSITIVE
G3P
PORIN
27. Not spontaneous - requires energy
Endergonic
DNA polymerase I
tRNA
Gyrase
28. Uncoils the DNA strand
Gyrase
LAC Operon
Franklin
Introns
29. Messenger RNA that leaves the nucleus with the genetic code for a protein
3' -5'
tRNA
mRNA
Leading strand
30. Protein channel
G3P
Inducer
Polypeptide
PORIN
31. The codon on tRNA that matches up with and attaches to a codon on mRNA
Cytoplasm
Anticodon
SPIRILLI
Codon
32. Signals the start of DNA replication
Oxidation
Primer
Anticodon
Restriction Enzyme
33. Break down of molecules
CELL WALL
Uracil
GRAM POSITIVE
Catabolic
34. How protein synthesis is regulated prokaryoticly on plasmid of the cell
3' -5'
Gram Positive
LAC Operon
Electronegativity
35. Polar molecule component of the CM (the 'head')
Cytoplasm
PHOSPHATE
TECHOID ACID
Oxidation
36. 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+
Catabolic
Substrate Level Phosphorolation
Repressor
LIPID A
37. 'chain'
GRAM NEGATIVE
NADH
COCCI
STREPT
38. Found DNA to be the genetic material in cells
Glycolysis
Ribozymes
CELL WALL
Hershey and Chase
39. Breaks down lactase
Cellular respiration
Gram Staining
Lactose
Translation
40. Series of amino acids held together by peptide bonds
PERIPLASM
NADH
Palindrome
Protein
41. That doesn't contain a nucleus or membrane bound organelles (small cell)
PROKARYOTE
Palindrome
Ribozymes
POLYSACCHARIDE
42. Phosphate is added to a molecule to make it unstable. Molecule more easily broken now.
Phosphorolation
Glycolysis
COCCI
Lactose
43. Is an enzyme that glues the sticky or the blunt ends to join the strands
Catabolic
Repressor
Ligase
DNA Polymerase III
44. 2-layer permeable membrane that forms a continuous barrier around a cell
Regulator
Lagging Strand
EUKARYOTE
PHOSPHOLIPID BILAYER
45. Found one to one ratio between base pairs
EUKARYOTE
Activation energy
Codon
Chargaff
46. 'four'
TECHOID ACID
NADH
TETRAD
Leading strand
47. A set of codons that terminates the sequence (stop codon)
Inducer
Release factor
HYDROPHOBIC
Iodine
48. Loss of e-
Gram Negative
Nucleus
PHOSPHATE
Oxidation
49. Non polar molecule component of the CM (the 'tail')
NAG & NAM
Tata box
LIPID
Ribosomes
50. Covalent bonds between amino acids
Crystal Violet
PEPTIDE BOND
Endonuclease
Ribozymes