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LSU Bio 1201 Final Exam Pomarico Questions With 100% Pass. /. Which four elements make up 90% of life? - Answer-C, H, N, O /.Does DNA have uracil or thymine? - Answer-Thymine /.What is a macromolecule? - Answer-Molecule made up of polymers /.What are the complementary base pairs in DNA - Answer-A-T, G-C /.Which of the following are not pyrimidines? T, C, U, A, G - Answer-A, G /.What causes an element to become an isotope? - Answer-Change in # of neutrons /.What is an enantiomer? - Answer-Two molecules that are mirror images of each other /.What characteristic is specific of tertiary structure? - Answer-Interactions with side chains /.What is a hydrogen bond? - Answer-A bond between a hydrogen with a partial positive & partial negative charge atom (usually oxygen and nitrogen) /.Spider walking on water is a result of - Answer-Surface tension; cohesion /.Which of the following would most likely have a polar bond? CH, CO, OO, CN, NH - Answer-CO and NH /.Products of cellular respiration - Answer-CO2, water, energy /.What is the most important product of anaerobic respiration? - Answer-Regeneration of NAD+ /.What happens to Co2 in the Calvin Benson cycle? - Answer-Fixation/reduction; incorporation into sugar molecules /.Where does the most energy production occur in cellular respiration? - Answer-Oxidative phosphorylation /.What are the properties of a proton compared to neutrons and electrons? - Answer-Heavy, positive /.Which molecules can cross the membrane the easiest? - Answer-Nonpolar, small /.Which isomer has a carbon-carbon double bond? - Answer-Geometric/cis trans /.Why is carbon the most versatile organic element? - Answer-Ability to make 4 bonds /.Which type of group would a hydroxyl group most likely bond to? - Answer-Polar /.Which organelle synthesizes proteins? - Answer-Rough ER /.Which organelle prevents future damage from happening? - Answer-Lysosome /.What to cellulose, glycogen, and starch have in common? - Answer-All derived from glucose /.Which property of water is the reason for many of water's other properties? - Answer-Hydrogen bonding /.In DNA structure, what makes up the lateral movement of the structure but not the "stair steps"? - Answer-Phosphate group + sugar /.What type of bond holds the double helix structure of DNA together? - Answer-Hydrogen bonds /.What type of bond as an equal sharing of electrons? - Answer-Nonpolar covalent /.What is an example of an organelle that is found in eukaryotes but not prokaryotes? - Answer-Nucleus /.If cytosine makes up 20% of DNA, what % would be thymine? - Answer-30%. 30% A, 30% T= 60% 20% G, 20% C= 40% /.What structures make up the nucleus? - Answer-Nuclear envelope, nuclear pores, matrix, nucleolus. (NOT CHROMATIN) /.How are DNA, chromosomes, and genes related? - Answer-Genes are made of DNA, and are located on chromosomes. /.What products of light reactions are used in the Calvin Cycle? - Answer-ATP, NADPH /.Where are the electrons transferred to from photosystem II? - Answer-Electron transport chain- thylakoid membrane /.What are the characteristics of a solution with a pH of 7? - Answer-Neutral, same concentration of OH- and H+ (1 x 10^-7)

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LSU Bio 1201 Final Exam Pomarico Questions With
100% Pass.


/. Which four elements make up 90% of life? - Answer-C, H, N, O

/.Does DNA have uracil or thymine? - Answer-Thymine

/.What is a macromolecule? - Answer-Molecule made up of polymers

/.What are the complementary base pairs in DNA - Answer-A-T, G-C

/.Which of the following are not pyrimidines?
T, C, U, A, G - Answer-A, G

/.What causes an element to become an isotope? - Answer-Change in # of neutrons

/.What is an enantiomer? - Answer-Two molecules that are mirror images of each other

/.What characteristic is specific of tertiary structure? - Answer-Interactions with side
chains

/.What is a hydrogen bond? - Answer-A bond between a hydrogen with a partial positive
& partial negative charge atom (usually oxygen and nitrogen)

/.Spider walking on water is a result of - Answer-Surface tension; cohesion

/.Which of the following would most likely have a polar bond?
CH, CO, OO, CN, NH - Answer-CO and NH

/.Products of cellular respiration - Answer-CO2, water, energy

/.What is the most important product of anaerobic respiration? - Answer-Regeneration
of NAD+

/.What happens to Co2 in the Calvin Benson cycle? - Answer-Fixation/reduction;
incorporation into sugar molecules

/.Where does the most energy production occur in cellular respiration? - Answer-
Oxidative phosphorylation

/.What are the properties of a proton compared to neutrons and electrons? - Answer-
Heavy, positive

, /.Which molecules can cross the membrane the easiest? - Answer-Nonpolar, small

/.Which isomer has a carbon-carbon double bond? - Answer-Geometric/cis trans

/.Why is carbon the most versatile organic element? - Answer-Ability to make 4 bonds

/.Which type of group would a hydroxyl group most likely bond to? - Answer-Polar

/.Which organelle synthesizes proteins? - Answer-Rough ER

/.Which organelle prevents future damage from happening? - Answer-Lysosome

/.What to cellulose, glycogen, and starch have in common? - Answer-All derived from
glucose

/.Which property of water is the reason for many of water's other properties? - Answer-
Hydrogen bonding

/.In DNA structure, what makes up the lateral movement of the structure but not the
"stair steps"? - Answer-Phosphate group + sugar

/.What type of bond holds the double helix structure of DNA together? - Answer-
Hydrogen bonds

/.What type of bond as an equal sharing of electrons? - Answer-Nonpolar covalent

/.What is an example of an organelle that is found in eukaryotes but not prokaryotes? -
Answer-Nucleus

/.If cytosine makes up 20% of DNA, what % would be thymine? - Answer-30%.
30% A, 30% T= 60%
20% G, 20% C= 40%

/.What structures make up the nucleus? - Answer-Nuclear envelope, nuclear pores,
matrix, nucleolus. (NOT CHROMATIN)

/.How are DNA, chromosomes, and genes related? - Answer-Genes are made of DNA,
and are located on chromosomes.

/.What products of light reactions are used in the Calvin Cycle? - Answer-ATP, NADPH

/.Where are the electrons transferred to from photosystem II? - Answer-Electron
transport chain- thylakoid membrane

/.What are the characteristics of a solution with a pH of 7? - Answer-Neutral, same
concentration of OH- and H+ (1 x 10^-7)

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