Microbiology Unit 1 Test 2

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What factors affect enzyme activity?
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ATP synthase is a simple channel.
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What pH levels will denature an enzyme?
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This is related to the concentration of solutes across a semipermeable membrane.
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Which reaction is used to build most biological molecules?
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What is it called when enzyme activity is stopped by allowing a non-substrate molecule to occupy the enzyme active site, keeping the native substrate molecule out?
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What is it called when enzyme activity is stopped by changing the shape of the enzyme's active site so it can no longer bind to its native substrate?
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What temperatures will denature an enzyme?
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All enzymes are the same.
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What is it called when an end product molecule of a biopathway acts as an inhibitor for one of the early enzymes in a biopathway?
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What is the name of the molecules that fit into the active site on the enzyme?
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In which of the following is oxygen the final electron acceptor and that produces the greatest amount of ATP?
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A reaction required to build molecules is called _____?
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When a specific arrangement of electron carrier molecules embedded in the plasma membrane that pass electrons along in a step-wise fashion from one member of the chain to the next.
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Match the molecules with the structure: Protein & RNA
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What speeds up a reaction?
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What is respiration?
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The cytoplasm contains:
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If there is a high concentration of protons outside a cell, the protons will try to diffuse back across the membrane into the cell.
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Which of the following is a type of inhibition?
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Metabolic reactions either require or generate what?
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When oxygen is replaced with another electronegative molecule as the final electron acceptor and produces a good amount of ATP but not the greatest.
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Can glycolysis take place without oxygen?
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The first step in glycolysis is when glucose passes through the plasma membrane.
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Having a higher concentration of solutes compared to the other side of the semipermeable membrane is referred to as _____?
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What are simply materials that are pushed together for storage?
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Having the same concentration of solutes on both sides of a semipermeable membrane and will not have a net flow of water into or out of the cell is referred to as _____?
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Can protons directly diffuse through the plasma membrane?
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Each active site is unique based on what?
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Anabolic reactions ____ energy while catabolic reactions ____ energy.
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What type of metabolism uses hydrolysis?
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What is the first stage of respiration where glucose is oxidized to pyretic acid and electrons are transferred to carrier molecules; 2 molecules of ATP are made.
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A substrate gets into an active site because it happens to bump into the enzyme and fall into the correct active site.
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Which of the following gives off energy as the reaction proceeds?
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This happens when oxygen or other inorganic final electron acceptors are not available and produces only very limited amounts of ATP.
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Having a lower concentration of solutes compared to the other side of the semipermeable membrane is referred to as _____?
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About how many ATP are made during aerobic respiration per each glucose?
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What makes enzymes specific?
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What are the 3 major catabolic pathways that microbes use to generate energy?
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Which of the following molecules do microbes metabolize to generate energy?
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The general area where the bacterial chromosome is located is the ______?
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Protons diffuse through a membrane channel known as ______?
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If an enzyme is saturated, it cannot be more active.
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What is needed for active transport?
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An endergonic reaction requires energy to proceed.
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What are the 3 major steps in respiration?
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The breaking of a molecule by inserting a molecule of water is called a dehydration reaction.
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What molecule stops enzyme activity?
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The net movement of water across a semipermeable membrane is referred to as ______?
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When pyruvate is converted into acetyl-CoA and is completely broken down into CO2 as electrons are lost to the electron carriers; 2 more ATP molecules are made.