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Definitions

Term (memorize) Definition (memorize)
Molecule 2 or more atoms joined together by a bond(s).
Cell Building blocks of complex organisms. Membrane Bound and Utilize Energy.
Ligand The bound molecule.
Polar Higher electron density on one side of a molecule compared to another side.
Binding Site The region of a protein that associates with a ligand.
Prokaryotes No Nucleus, No Organelles, Single Cell. (Bacteria)
Eukaryotes Have Nucleus, Organelles, Many Cells.
Permeability Allows certain molecules to pass while blocking others.
Domain What Proteins Do.
Hydrophillic Loves Water (Acid on Top of Fatty Acid)
Hydrophobic Hates Water
Hydrolysis Adding Water during reaction (Amino Acid Coming Apart)
Condensation Taking Water Away (Amino Acid Coming Together)
Carbon fixation inorganic carbon (carbon dioxide) is converted to organic carbon (i.e. sugars).

Characteristics

Term (memorize) Characteristics (memorize)
Sub Atomic Particles Charge and Mass.
Amino Acids Charge and Polarity.

 

Bond Types

Bond Type (memorize) Definition (memorize)
Ionic Attraction between positive and negative charges.
Covalent Atoms share a pair of electrons forming strong bond(s).
Hydrogen Hydrogen atom(s) shared between other atoms.

Building Blocks to Larger Units

Building Blocks (memorize) Larger Units (memorize)
Sugars Polysaccharides
Fatty Acids Fats / Lipids / Membranes
Amino Acids Proteins
Nucleotides Nucleic Acids

 

Protein Functions

Function (memorize) Example (memorize)
Enzyme DNA Polymerase
Structural Collagen
Transport Hemoglobin
Motor Myosin
Storage Casein
Signaling Insulin
Receptor Rhodopsin
Regulatory Lactose Repressor
Speciality Antifreeze

Regulation of Proteins

Protein Regulation Method (memorize) Meaning (memorize)
Gene Expression Stops the Protein
Compartmentalization Separates the Protein (Secludes the Protein)
Allosteric Change Conformational Change to make it not behave the same. (Active Change)
Modification Adds a Phosphate to Change the Protein to Inactive State. (Passive Change)

Cell Components

Cell Part (memorize) Function(s) (memorize)
Nucleus Contains DNA and Has pores that are continuous with ER.
Mitochondria Produces ATP (The Powerhouse).
Endoplasmic Reticulum Makes membrane parts and processes proteins (gives them a route).
Golgi Apparatus synthesis and modification of molecules (continuation of ER).
Cytoskeleton Actin filaments (Movement in Muscles), Microtubules (Pull apart chromosomes), and Intermediate Filaments (Mechanical Strength).
Chloroplasts Photosynthesis (CO2 and H2O to Sugar ).

 

 

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