BIO191 Dr. Connolly by Sarah Connolly

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sconnol6 — 2024-01-31 18:50:17 UTC

test

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can we review which bond is assigned to each macromolecule

should we know molarity?

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how does the position of an electron affect potential energy

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how do you calculate atomic mass? or how do you know the exact numbers of protons and neutrons in an element

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How to identify most common functional groups

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Review the functional groups and how to recognize through a photo which functional group it is

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Can you briefly explain what radiocarbon dating is?

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what unique bonds make up macros?

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ratio of atoms in carbs?

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benefits and drawbacks to light and electron microscopy

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Which chemical group affects pH

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how does water dissolve polar solutes?

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what do we have to know about dehydration reactions and hydrolysis

should we be able to draw out the animal and plant cell? or just know the basic functions

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Can you explain how van der Waals interactions contribute to strong interactions

What evidence shows that mitochondria used to be a bacteria?

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Function of each macromolecule

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how do you calculate the pH such as 1000 times more acidic or less acidic?

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how would you draw water dissolving ionic compounds and polar solids

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How we can define if amino acid is hydrophobic/hydrophilic

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Friday

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Monday 2-12

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can you further describe how entropy contributes to a change in free energy?

can you speak more on allosteric regulation

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feedback inhibition

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what’s atp again?

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if delta H is positive does that make delta g negative

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Cellular respiration

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Could you explain how we go from high energy to low energy again?

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What does it mean that electrons release potential energy when they move closer to the EN atom?

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When entropy goes down, does enthalpy go up? What relationship does it have?

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Can you explain oxidation reduction again

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How does oxidative phosphorylation use the ETC and the membrane potential to make atp?

Wednesday

2024-02-14 19:40:22 UTC

will exam 2 be the same format as exam 1?

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Is oxidative phosphorylation active or passive transport? What about substrate level?

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Is chemiosmosis a passive transport for electrons then?

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Could you explain what proton motive force is again?

Friday

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why do electrons carried by NADH yield more energy than FADH2

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how is glycolysis subdivided into an investment phase and a payoff phase

Monday

sconnol6 — 2024-02-19 18:57:23 UTC

Exam

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When will you be posting the study guide

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can you go over what a spontaneous and non spontaneous reaction is?

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can you further explain the stages that use substrate-level vs oxidative phosphorylation and the difference between the two

can you re-explain reduction and regeneration, specifically the numbers of carbons and how we extract a 3C

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Can you pls explain the light reaction cycle more slowly with the electron flow?

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In the Calvin cycle, How does reduction and regeneration happen and why?

Could you define roles of reactant, product, and enzyme in metabolic pathways

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can you explain membrane potential

Wednesday

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In a coupled transport, when cotransporter takes advantage of diffusion of H+, is it an active or passive transport?

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What happens to electrons during anabolic and catabolic reactions?

How do enzymes impact free energy?

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Can you explain what parts of cellular respiration are most important to know?

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Can you go over what co2 and H2o do during photosynthesis pls

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Can we go over the noncyclic electron flow of the electrons in photosynthesis?

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what are the sources of electron replenishment in the photosystems 1 and 2?

can we do a brief review of the light and dark rxns?

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During ETC and Chemiosmosis does cashing in electrons mean we are using energy or saving energy?

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Could you explain Na+K+ pump again?

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Can you explain this: distinguish the mechanism of competitive and allosteric inhibitors

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Could you explain bulk transport?

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Can you explain the different bulk transports?

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Define the roles of reactant, product, and enzymes in a metabolic pathway

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Describe noncyclic electron flow and the path of the excited electrons.

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can you go over the chloroplast structure again pls

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Could you go through the ATP hydrolysis one more time?

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conditions that allow passive transport across a membrane?

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Can you give us main ideas of what we should know for the written portion?

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What conditions allow passive transport across a membrane? What conditions require active transport?

is the energy from atp stored in the bonds between the phosphate groups?

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Wed

sconnol6 — 2024-02-28 19:01:53 UTC

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just to make sure, the non-coding strand is the coding strand, and the coding strand is the template strand

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So the genetic code is redundant because the amino acids can be coded by more than one codon, but unambiguous because under normal conditions one codon codes one amino acids?

Wednesday

sconnol6 — 2024-03-06 18:55:19 UTC

Sister vs Daughter Chromatid

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Difference between sister and daughter chromatid?

Friday

sconnol6 — 2024-03-08 19:00:49 UTC

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random question - but how does sex chromosome activation work in intersex people?

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question about the final: will the content from exam 1 and 2 be from questions from the tests or just the the overall topic?

Monday

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Differences between mitosis and meiosis

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What are some that happens in meiosis but not in mitosis?

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In terms of genetics are all humans inherently Heterozygous?

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In genetic disorders if a heterozygous and a homozygous breed does the offspring still develop the disorder?

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When P gen has a dominant gene for a disorder, but the F1 gen does not inherit it, does the genetic disorder gene in F1 become recessive then?

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is there a lecture quiz due on monday?

2024-03-15 18:03:16 UTC

what's the difference btwn eukaryotic and bacterial transcription/translation?

how in detail does the DNA molecule drawing need to be?

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can we pls go over testcross and dihybrid cross again?

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so the final is all multiple choice, no open answer?

2024-03-15 18:08:13 UTC

Can you go over the leading and lagging strand

can we go over meiosis and mitosis again please?

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what is a nonsense mutation?

zpetra — 2024-03-15 18:08:38 UTC

why does every piece of DNA have 6 reading frames

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When would it be diploid, would it be in somatic only

2024-03-20 00:05:38 UTC

could exam I or II multiple choice packet questions be posted?

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Some of the multiple choice is from the material from exam I and II. The short answer part of the final is reserved mostly for new material (all but four points of the short answer section, in fact). - Dr. Connolly