Exam 2: The Chemistry of the Cell

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Choose the item in column 2 that best matches each item in column 1.
important in hydrogen bonding
hydroxyl group
informational macromolecule
spheres of hydration
structural polysaccharide
lipid bilayer
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important in hydrogen bonding
hydroxyl group
informational macromolecule
spheres of hydration
structural polysaccharide
lipid bilayer
molecular chaperone
methyl group
membrane structure
assists in lipid assembly
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Macromolecules are synthesized by a series of steps.Monomers are systematically added to the growing polymer.From what you have learned about the synthesis of macromolecules,can you suggest why people who are trying to lose weight are asked to drink plenty of water?

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Since water is released in the synthesis of polymers like fats (condensation reaction),water will be needed for the breakdown of fat molecules (hydrolysis).

Self-assembly is limited by

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In order to facilitate polymerization,monomers must be ________.

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Match the choice on the left with the choice on the right.
important in renaturation
addition of monomer
condensation reaction
TMV self-assembly
requirement of hierarchical assembly
ribosome
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important in renaturation
addition of monomer
condensation reaction
TMV self-assembly
requirement of hierarchical assembly
ribosome
electrostatic interactions
TATA box
examples of double bond
subassembly
Heinz Fraenkel-Conrat
lipase
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What branch of chemistry deals specifically with living systems?

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A hypothetical automobile has 100 parts that are to be assembled by four workers.During the car's assembly,each worker constructs 25 parts individually,and then the four resulting components are assembled together.The manner in which the car was assembled is much like which cellular strategy?

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Describe the ways in which cell membranes are semipermeable.

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Why do polar substances such as NaCl dissolve so readily in water?

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Which of the following is an informational macromolecule?

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The term amphipathic refers to those molecules that are

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________ carbon atoms allow for the formation of ________,which are mirror images of each other.

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The hierarchical nature of cellular structure is accurately illustrated in which of the following lists of substances (from smallest to largest)?

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Which of the following is not a structural polysaccharide?

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Which of the following is true of an asymmetric carbon atom?

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Match the interaction or bond on the left with the phrase that best describes it on the right.
van der Waals interactions
noncovalent attraction among water molecules
covalent bonding
transient interactions at very close range
hydrophobic interaction
sharing of electrons
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van der Waals interactions
noncovalent attraction among water molecules
covalent bonding
transient interactions at very close range
hydrophobic interaction
sharing of electrons
hydrogen bond
association of nonpolar groups
ionic bond
electrostatic interactions
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Which of the following sequences correctly lists the hierarchical nature of cellular structures,from smallest to largest?

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A selectively ________ membrane is one that allows some molecules to pass through but not others.

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________ aid in the assembly of some biomolecules.

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Which of the following was not considered part of the "alphabet of biochemistry" by George Wald?

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