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BIO 101 – UNIT TEST 2 2026/2027 | BIOLOGY STUDY GUIDE,
EXAM REVIEW & PRACTICE QUESTIONS

Phospholipids form bilayers because their _____ heads are attracted to water while the fatty
acid chains are repelled by water. - ANS✔✔ polar



Are phospholipid head polar or non-polar? - ANS✔✔ polar



Are phospholipids hydrophobic or hydrophilic? - ANS✔✔ both (heads are hydrophilic, tails/fatty
acid chains are hydrophobic)



Proteins that are involved in the passive transport of molecules across a selectively permeable
membrane are: - ANS✔✔ channel proteins



Four main types of proteins, based on function - ANS✔✔ Channel proteins, carrier proteins,
structural proteins, and enzyme proteins



To increase the fluidity of the membrane, the number of _____ fatty acids on the phospholipids
would need to be increased. - ANS✔✔ unsaturated



Differences between saturated and unsaturated fatty acids: - ANS✔✔ Saturated have no double
bonds, unsaturated have at least 1. Saturated are solid at room temp, unsaturated are liquid.



Ectron transport train, what membrane - ANS✔✔ Thylakoid



Osmosis is the movement of what molecule? - ANS✔✔ Water



3 dot diagram with sugar and explosion - ANS✔✔ ATP

, The second law of thermodynamics - ANS✔✔ the entropy of the universe is always increasing



Location of glycolysis - ANS✔✔ cytoplasm



Type of protein that spans from one side of the membrane to the other (extracellular to
intracellular) - ANS✔✔ transmembrane proteins



types of transmembrane proteins - ANS✔✔ integral and peripheral



integral proteins - ANS✔✔ penetrate the hydrophobic interior of the lipid bilayer



peripheral proteins - ANS✔✔ bound to the surface of the membrane



3 stages of calvin cycle - ANS✔✔ fixation, reduction, regeneration



What happens during fixation? - ANS✔✔ Carbon dioxide is added to a molecule



3 (5-carbon) molecules + 3 CO2 + RuBisCo = 6 (3 carbon) molecules



What happens during reduction? - ANS✔✔ gain of electrons



What happens during regeneration? - ANS✔✔ After 1C leaves the cycle, the 5C compound RuP
forms

RuBP is regenerated from RuP using 1x ATP

Forms 1x ADP

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