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CCNA1 v3 Module 1
Cells & Energy
BIOPARDY
K. Martin
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General General StructuresStructuresLight Light
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A: What is AUTOTROPHS?
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Organisms that create their own food using light .
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QuestionA: What is carbon dioxide?
The carbon source of photoautotrophs.
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A: What is a photons?
Packets of light that have an undulating motion through space.
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A: What is ENERGY?
Something that all organisms require to drive metabolism.
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A: What is a ATP?
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A: What is a Mitochondria?
In cells, sites of large ATP production.
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A: What are Chlorophylls?
Primary pigments that absorb light in the photosynthetic process.
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A: What is the Thylakoid membrane?
This is the site of the first stage of photosynthesis.
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A: What is Stroma?
Place in which light-independent reactions occur.
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A: What is a Cellular Respiration?
The process of creating ATP for the functioning of animal cells, plant cells, and even bacterial cells. .
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A: What is a Photolysis?
Known as the breakdown of water.
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A: What are Water?
This molecule is the source of oxygen given off by photosynthesis.
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A: What is Light-Dependent Reactions?
The function of this reaction is to convert light energy into a usable form of chemical energy .
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A: What is NADPH?
This coenzyme carries electrons and hydrogen ions from the light reactions into the dark reactions.
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A: What is Photosystem?
Photosynthetic unit where solar energy is absorbed and high-energy electrons are generated; contains an antenna complex and an electron acceptor.
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A: What is a Glucose?
This is the product of light-dependent reactions.
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A: What is Rubisco?
This enzyme catalyzes the carbon fixation reactions.
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A: What is a Calvin-Benson Cycle or Light Reactions?
This is the group of reactions that include the reduction and fixation of carbon dioxide in the stroma.
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These molecules are used by plants to form starch, cellulose, lipids, & even proteins.
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A: What are Glucose?
These molecules are used by plants to form starch, cellulose, lipids, & even proteins.
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A: What is a C4 Plants?
These plants have an advantage in hot, dry conditions because they have a 2-step carbon dioxide fixation that reduces phosphorylation.
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A: What is a ATP Synthase?
Catalyzes (phosphate-level phosphorylation) the attachment of phosphate to ADP.
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A: What is a Electron Transfer Chain?
In this stage, most ATP is produced.
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A: What is a Water?
The oxygen required for cellular respiration is reduced and becomes part of the this molecule.
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A: What is a Krebs Cycle?
During this stage, most of the carbon dioxide you exhaled is produced.
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A: What is Chemiosmosis?
Flow of hydrogen ions down their concentration gradient through an ATP synthase and resulting in ATP production.
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A: What is Glycolysis?
A metabolic process that begins with glucose and ends with 2 pyruvate molecules.
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A: What is Oxygen?
The absence of this molecule makes anaerobic respiration possible. It is not there to accept all the spent electrons. .
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A: What is Cytoplasm?
Sites in which glycolysis and anaerobic respiration occurs .
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A: What is Lactic Acid?
This substance is produced in muscle cells in the absence of oxygen.
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A: What is Alcoholic Fermentation?
In this stage, the end products of are alcohol and carbond dioxide.
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QuestionA: What are Glucose, and ATP?
These are molecules that carry chemical energy.
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