Biology Spring Final Review Flashcards

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Parts of the ATP molecule that have to be broken to form ADP

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between C and D

ATP (adenosine triphosphate) is the main energy currency of the cell. It stores energy in the bonds between its three phosphate groups.

• When the last phosphate bond breaks (ATP → ADP + Pi), energy is released.

• Cells use this energy for activities like muscle movement, active transport, and chemical reactions.

Think of ATP like a charged battery—when it loses a phosphate, it becomes ADP (a used battery) and releases power!

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Structure labeled X shows

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a nucleotide

contains a backbone of phosphate and sugar and nitrogenous (Nitrogen) bases (A, C, T, G for DNA)

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DNA replication results in two DNA molecules.

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one original or 'old strand' one that is newly replicated. This is called semi-conservative because half the DNA is 'saved' during each replication cycle

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Nucleotide that indicates the nucleic acid is RNA.

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uracil (U)

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Type of RNA that has an anticodon and transfers amino acids to the ribosome.

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Complementary DNA sequence for the DNA code A C C G A T G A C.

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T G G C T A C T G

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Messenger RNA code transcribed from the DNA sequence A C C G A T G A C.

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U G G C U A C U G

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RNA codon: CAC

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Histidine

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RNA codon GGC

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Glycine

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Translation process

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