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| Where does the light dependent reaction of photosynthesis take place? |
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| In the thylacoid membrane of the chloroplast |
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| What forms during the light dependent reaction stages of photosynthesis? |
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| Distinct packets of energy found in wavelengths are referred to as? |
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| What is the primary method by which plants gain energy during the day? |
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| By converting sunlight energy into ATP |
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| Anaerobic respiration takes place in the ? And it ? Requires oxygen |
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| What is the starting molecule for respiration? |
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| First stage of respiration is? |
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| During glycolysis, glucose is broken down into? |
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| What is the net gain of ATP molecules from glycolysis? |
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| Krebs cycle takes place in the ? And leads to the production of ? ATP molecules. |
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| Pyruvate gets converted to ? Prior to Krebs cycle. |
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| Which stage of aerobic respiration generates the most ATP? |
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| Electron transfer phosphorylation |
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| What are possibilities in terms of what pyruvate May become during anaerobic respiration? |
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| If the base sequence in 1 strand of DNA is ACTGGG then the base sequence in the companion strand of DNA is? |
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| Which of the following enzymes unwind the helix during DNA respiration? |
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| From a single glucose molecule, how many pyruvate molecules will be destined for conversion to acyetyl CoA during aerobic respiration? |
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| What is the name of the proteins that kydrogen ions flow through to encourage ATP formation during aerobic respiration? |
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| Light energy is absorbed by? |
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| Which of the following can cause mutation? |
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| X-rays, gamma rays, and uv light |
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| Which of the following organisms would you expect to be able to complete glycolysis? |
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| Human, yeast, and bacterium |
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| When do we let go of CO2 during respiration? |
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| During which phase of the cell cycle are chromosomes duplicated? |
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| How many codons are in the following transcript? Cap AUUUGAAAACUA tail. |
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| What are the non coding portions of DNA called? |
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| What are hela cells used for? |
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| The development of taxol and polio vaccine |
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| Which of the following events occurred during prophase of mitosis? |
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| Spindle is constructed and nuclear envelope disappears |
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| Which of the following signals the start of a gene to RNA polymerase? |
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| During which stage of mitosis will all of the chromatids be aligned on the equator? |
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| Sister chromatids get pulled apart during which stage of mitosis? |
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| Where do light independent reactions of photosynthesis take place? |
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| Stroma of the Mitochondrion |
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| Which enzyme delivers free floating nucleotides to the exposed based during replication? |
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| How many ATP form in a typical cell from a single glucose molecule during aerobic respiration? |
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| What is the net gain of ATP molecules from a single glucose molecule that undergoes lactate fermentation? |
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| During which of the following stages/reactions would glucose form? |
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| Light independent reactions of photosynthesis |
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| How man ATP molecules are needed to get glycolysis started? |
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| Who produced the first images of DNA? |
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| Which class of RNA is the primary component of a ribosome? |
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