Biology - Data Test

Cards (37)

  • What is the formula for new field of view diameter?
    low power magnification/new magnification x provided value
  • What is an enzyme?
    a catalyst in living organisms that regulate the rate of chemical reactions without being altered in the process
  • What is a denatured enzyme?
    An enzyme that has lost its normal tertiary structure
  • What happens when an enzyme is denatred?
    It isn't able to function
  • Factors affecting reaction rate?
    Temperature, pH, concentration, presence of inhibitors
  • How does temperature effect reaction rate?
    When temperature increases more collisions occur
  • How does pH affect reaction rate?
    If the pH increases or decreases from its optimal rate, the enzyme denatures
  • How does concentration affect reaction rate?
    The higher concentration of reactants, the more products are made until the enzyme molecules are working at max capacity
  • How do enzymes fill?
    The enzyme active sites combine with the substrates, thus forming a product
  • what happens when all active sites are full?
    The enzyme works at it's maximum capacity until the active site is denatured and unable to function
  • What is amylase?

    Breaks down carbs into sugar
  • What is protease?
    Breaks down proteins into amino acids
  • What is Liapase?
    Breaks down lipids into fatty acids and glycerol
  • What is a non-competitive inhibitor?
    A molecule that binds to an enzyme at a site other than the active site
  • What is a competitive inhibitor?
    A substance that competes with a substrate for an enzymes active site
  • What is facilitated diffusion?
    A type of passive transport where molecules diffuse with assistance from membrane proteins
  • What is simple diffusion?
    Passive transport where molecules diffuse unassisted
  • What is active transport?
    Movement against concentration gradient from low to high concentration which uses energy
  • What is passive transport?
    Movement from high to low concentration until equilibrium is reached with no use of energy
  • what is the R squared value?
    level of uncertainty
  • what does 0.95 and above mean?
    the data has low uncertainty, or is certain
  • what does an R squared value below 0.95 mean?
    the data is uncertain
  • What is the purpose of the arteries?
    takes oxygenated blood away from the heart
  • What is the purpose of the veins?
    Brings deoxygenated blood back to the heart
  • What are the capillaries?
    Small, thin, permeable network that surrounds all organs
  • What do reactant do enzymes bind to?
    Substrates
  • What is a monomer?
    A small molecule that acts as a building block for macromolecules
  • What is an amino acid?
    A compound that is the building block of proteins
  • What does metabolic mean?
    Set of chemical processes that occur in living organisms to maintain life
  • What does catabolic mean?
    Break down of complex molecules into simple ones releasing energy
  • What does anabolic mean?
    Creation of complex molecules from simple, required energy for growth and repair
  • Surface area formula?
    6 x A
  • Volume formula?
    Length x Width x Depth
  • What is diffusion?
    Movement across a cell membrane form an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration
  • What happens if the surface area to volume ratio is small?
    The movement of substances is slow and inefficient
  • What happens if the surface area to volume ratio is large?
    The movement of substances is fast and efficient
  • How does high SA:V ratio effect diffusion?
    It results in faster and more efficient diffusion rate