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UCI Bio 93 with the Trio Final Review
Exam 2026 Questions and Answers

Bioengernetics - Correct answer-How energy flows through organisms.

ATP - Correct answer-Used for mechanical, transport, and chemical work. ATP is

also an RNA nucleotide.

Mechanical Work - Correct answer-Energy used in motor proteins and muscle cells

during contractions.

Transport Work - Correct answer-Energy used to move substances against their

gradient.

Chemical Work - Correct answer-Energy used to convey polymers into monomers.

Gibs Free Energy - Correct answer-Portion of a systems energy that can preform

work when temperature and pressure are uniform throughout the system.

Exergonic Reactions - Correct answer-Delta G is less than zero (-) and the reaction

is spontaneous. Example- ATP hydrolysis.




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,Endergonic Reactions - Correct answer-Delta G is greater than zero (+) and the

reaction is non-spontaneous.

Enzymes - Correct answer-Lower energy barriers and can be denatured by

temperature.

"Lock and Key" - Correct answer-Phrase used to describe the very specific nature

of enzyme-substrate interactions.

1st Law of Thermodynamics - Correct answer-Energy is constant and cannot be

created or destroyed.

2nd Law of Thermodynamics - Correct answer-Every energy transformation

increases the entropy in the universe.

Cellular Respiration - Correct answer-Process used by heterotrophs. Occurs in the

mitochondria and produces majority of the energy our body constantly uses.

Mitochondrial Defects - Correct answer-Leads to cancer and aging, as well as

muscle and metabolic dysfunction.

Oxidation - Correct answer-Loss of electrons.

Reduction - Correct answer-Addition of electrons.

What prevents glucose from instantly combining with oxygen? - Correct answer-

Activation Energy.
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,Glycolysis - Correct answer-Occurs in the cytosol. The process of breaking down

the 6 carbon molecule, glucose, into two 3 carbon pyruvate. The breaking of this

bond creates 2 ATP. Does not require oxygen. NAD+, 1 Glucose, and 2 ATP go in

while 2 pyruvate, NADH, and 4 ATP come out.

Substrate-Level Phosphorylation - Correct answer-Generation of ATP and ADP

from a phosphorylated substrate.

Anaerobic - Correct answer-A process which does not require the input of oxygen.

Aerobic - Correct answer-A process which requires the input of oxygen.

Pyruvate - Correct answer-A 3 carbon molecule that is made from the hydrolysis of

glucose.

Pyruvate Oxidation - Correct answer-Occurs in the matrix of the mitochondria.

Pyruvate (3 carbon) and NADH+ go in while Acetyl CoA and NADH come out.

Citric Acid Cycle (Kreb's Cycle) - Correct answer-Occurs in the matrix of the

mitochondria. Acetyl CoA (2 Carbon), NAD+/FAD+, and ADP go in while CO2 (1

Carbon), NADH/FADH2, and ATP come out.

Electron Transport Chain or Oxidative Phosphorylation - Correct answer-Occurs in

the inner membrane of the mitochondria. NADH and FADH2 carry electron




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, through the transport chain and pump protons against their gradient. Oxidative

Phosphorylation produces around 34 ATP through ATP synthase.

Chemiosmosis - Correct answer-The movement of ions down their concentration

gradient.

ATP Synthase - Correct answer-Uses the process of chemiosmosis to transport H

ions through it and produce ATP by oxygen accepting the H ions to make H2O

Photosynthesis - Correct answer-Process used by autotrophs. Turns solar energy

into chemical energy and occurs inside the chloroplast. light and water go in and

glucose and oxygen come out.

Light Reaction - Correct answer-Occurs in the Thylakoid Membrane. Solar energy

excites the electron as it moves through photosystem II and I. Protons create an

acidic thylakoid lumen. NADP+ accepts electrons to produce NADPH. Light,

H2O, and NAPD+ go in while O2, ATP, and NADPH come out.

Calvin Cycle (Dark Reaction) - Correct answer-Occurs in the stroma. NADPH,

ATP, and CO2 go in while ADP, NADP, and glucose come out.

Hershey and Chase Experiment - Correct answer-Proved that DNA is the genetic

material, not proteins.




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