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Metro HS IB Biology SIB Fall Exam I Chapter 2: Cells Cells Theory Functions of Life: metabolism growth reproduction response homeostasis nutrition Cell Reproduction & Differentiation: stem cells vs. fully differentiated cells Cell Sizes: differences between prokayotes & eukaryotes Compare Characteristics of Prokaryotes vs. Eukaryotes. plants vs. animals. Eubacteria **Which cells contain what structures?? nucleus? flagella? Plasmids? pilli? cell wall? ribosomes (70S vs. 80S)? plasma membrane? mitochondria? organelles? growth via binary fission? Eukarya vs Archaea vs. growth via mitosis? chloroplasts? central vacuole? smooth ER? rough ER? **Please note that you must understand the basic functions of all of the above structures! When Comparing/Contrasting Prokaryotes vs. Eukaryotes (plants vs. animals) which are heterotrophs? autotrophs? which cells/organisms engage in sexual reproduction? asexual reproduction? Analysis of the Basic Nature & Structure of Cell Membranes: (channels/ATPase/hormone receptors) phospholipid bi-layer (polar heads/nonpolar tails)? glycoproteins (immune system ID tags, etc.) integral vs. peripheral proteins cholesterol (structure) Analysis of Membrane Proteins: bind hormones active transport of ions across membranes passive transport(CO2/O2) channels for facilitated transport(glucose transport/H2O) Analysis of the Basic Mechanisms of Transport across Cell Membranes: what factors play a role -energy independent passive transport (relies on simple diffusion) -energy independent facilitated diffusion (simple diffusion & membrane channels). Examples? - energy dependent active transport (NA+/K+ pump /E.T.C. H+ ion channels) Be able to draw membranes and associated proteins: maybe a channel? A pump? With movement Compare and Contrast Exocytosis vs. Endocytosis function of the smooth ER & Golgi apparatus. Cis vs. Trans? Connection to nucleus? Analysis of Cell Division: Compare & Contrast Mitosis/Meiosis Interphase: what happens here? G1 S Mitosis: what happens in the different stages? prophase metaphase anaphase Senior IB Fall Test 1 G2 telophase kmz Metro HS IB Biology Cytokinesis *What controls movement through the cell cycle? *Recognize all cellular components associated w/ cell division. (centrosomes/spindle microtubules etc.) *Meiosis: remember cross over & independent assortment. What are these? Why important? When? Chromosome Structure: sister chromatids/homologous chromosomes centromeres metaphase vs. anaphase chromosomes histones/nucleosomes Chapter 8: Cellular Respiration & Photosynthesis Cellular Chemical Reactions (mediated by enzymes). oxidation/reduction reactions Chloroplasts & mitochondria: similarities between the two? Remember endosymbiosis Respiration anaerobic vs. aerobic Glycolysis (where does it happen? what is the result?) **remember NAD+ vs. NADH and FAD+ vs. FADH2 (unreduced form vs. reduced form?) glucose > fructose-1,6-bisphosphate > glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate > pyruvate (What is produced/ where does this occur?) What is lactic acid (when might it build up on muscles?) Pyruvate > Acetyl CoA (what is produced? where does this occur?). Link Rxns? Krebs cycle...Acetyl CoA + 4 Carbon Oxaloacetate > 6 carbon Citrate (what is produced in Krebs? where does this occur? Why is it a cycle?) ATP synthesis via electron transport chain & chemiosmosis). What causes movement of electrons? Could it be electronegativity? If no oxygen present, anaerobic respiration? Lactate or ethanol & CO2, in which organsisms Photosynthesis Photosynthesis: light rxns. vs. dark rxns. Relationship between the two? basics of the light spectrum: 680 nm and 700 nm. What absorbed? What reflected? anatomy of a chloroplast what is in the reaction centers of the photosystems? In the antennae around the reaction centers? **remember NADP+ vs. NADPH (unreduced form vs. reduced form?) ATP synthesis & the ETC (what are H+ ions? Where from? Where do they go?) Photosystem I. vs. Photosystem II. (which one makes ATP/NADPH?) Calvin cycle... CO2 + 5 carbon RuBP > 6 carbon “intermediate” > Glycerate 3-phosphate > Triose Phosphate > 6 carbon Glucose (study the rxn. carefully... some Triose Phosphate is recycled!...some Triose phosphate goes to making RuBP and so goes towards making what? RuBisCO: why so well loved? What does it do? What is it famous for? Photolysis? Photophosphorylation? Action & absorption spectra of photosynthesis: relationship between wavelength absorption & photosynthetic rates Factors affecting photosynthesis: Light & CO2 & Temperature Cyclic photophosphorylation Senior IB Fall Test 1 kmz