is/are would can do/ does could will When What Why Where Which How light independent stage of photosynthesis (the second stage) Presence of oxygen Non-competitive inhibitor binds to enzyme (not at active site) when it reaches its critical temperature or exceeds its optimal temperature In the presence of oxygen in the absence of oxygen What 37oC Water levels, CO2 availability, light intensity lactic acid and water 2 pyruvate molecules,2ATP,2 NADH -temperature -pH level -conc. of enzyme -conc. of substrate -Oxygen -ATP -Hydrogen ions Why They catalyse only one reaction due to the shape of the active site because a non-competitive inhibitor will change the shape of the enzyme including the active site it breaks the hydrogen bonds in the tertiary stage therefore changing the shape of the enzyme Building more complex molecules from simpler ones Carbon (as CO2) becomes part of a organic molecule (in an organism) Required for the conversion of inorganic carbon into organic carbon Where In the leaves of the plants Grana, stroma respectively the mouth (saliva) plant cells produce glucose? in hot, dry conditions In the electron transport chain Which mitochondria - inner membrane (cristae) Lactic acid in animals and CO2 and alcohol in plants, yeast & bacteria photosynthesis Ribulose biphosphate carboxylase (aka rubisco) exergonic Lower temp, as a lower pH may be closer to optimal pH How Using sunlight Removal of a Pi when being used as an energy source by cells With the aid of enzymes Chlorophyll is able to absorb certain wavelengths mutation codes for wrong amino acid thus either making a diff protein or active site on enzyme has the incorrect shape in low temps, low pH levels and limited amount of substrate carbon dioxide required during photosynthesis? aerobic respiration occur? the shape of an enzyme alter in relation to inhibitors? an enzyme become denatured in humans? the aerobic stage of respiration occur? fermentation take place? the optimal temp that enzymes work in mammals? factors (would) affect the rate of photosynthesis? be produced through anaerobic respiration in humans? glycolysis produce? be a factor which affects enzyme activity? be produced from the first stage of photosynthesis? enzymes referred to as being specific? a non competitive inhibitor prohibit the substrate from binding to the active site? high temperatures denature enzymes? photosynthesis get referred to as an anabolic reaction? the Calvin cycle also be referred to as "carbon fixation"? photosynthesis be unable to occur without the rubisco enzyme? chloroplasts usually found in plants? the first and second stage of photosynthesis occur? an amino acid move across the cell membrane? anaerobic respiration occur? C4 plants be found? the synthesis of 32-34 ATP occur during cell respiration? Animated slide to reveal answers to questions. the part of the cell where ETC takes place? substance/s (would) be created as a result of anaerobic respiration? produce glucose- photosynthesis or cellular respiration? protein-based biomolecule (do) C3 plants require to fix carbon during photosynthesis? be occurring while vojtech plays his guitar- endergonic or exergonic? always result in less enzyme activity, lower pH or lower temperature? is water split in the first stage of photosynthesis? ATP be converted into ADP? activation energy required for a reaction be lowered? a plant harness light energy to use for photosynthesis? a mutation in the DNA sequence effect the shape of an enzyme? the activity of an enzyme decrease?

is/are would can do/ does could will When What Why Where Which How is a cell not undergoing mitosis? the rate of respiration exceed photosynthesis? water pass across a membrane into a cell? ATP get used for movement across cell membranes? enzymes be denatured? alcohol begin to be produced in plant cells and yeast? What glucose broken down into during glycolysis? be an element in proteins that is not in lipids? be made from a chain of nucleotides? endoplasmic reticulum do in a cell? be the stage of mitosis where chromatids are pulled apart? the main waste product of aerobic respiration? Why bacteria referred to as prokaryotes? osmosis also be referred to as a special case of diffusion? active transport move molecules from low to high concentration? cells have a certain size limit? a cell with a cell wall not necessarily be a plant cell? the reaction rate be affected by substrate concentration? Where 2 ATP produced during glycolysis? photosynthesis occur in a plant cell? you find in a cell the process of fermentation occurring? plant cells produce glucose? you place a RBC for it to lyse (burst open)? amino acids be combined to form proteins? Which is the organelle involved in aerobic respiration? be a protein, galactose or carbonic anhydrase? pass through the membrane bi-layer, sugar or H2O? more membrane damage, a hypotonic or isotonic sol? affect photosynthesis more, no CO2 or no chlorophyll? lower enzyme activity, decrease in pH or temperature? How carbohydrates chemically different to lipids? ions pass across a plasma membrane? you identify a eukaryotic cell? a fungal cell differ to that of a plant cell? you identify the main role of a cell is to release hormones? O2 and CO2 move across a plasma membrane? carbon dioxide required during photosynthesis? ? the shape of an enzyme alter in relation to inhibitors? ? the aerobic stage of respiration occur? fermentation take place? the optimal temp that enzymes work in mammals? factors (would) affect the rate of photosynthesis? ? glycolysis produce? ? ? ? a non competitive inhibitor prohibit the substrate from binding to the active site? high temperatures denature enzymes? ? the Calvin cycle also be referred to as "carbon fixation"? ? chloroplasts usually found in plants? ? an amino acid move across the cell membrane? ? ? the synthesis of 32-34 ATP occur during cell respiration? Animated slide to reveal answers to questions. the part of the cell where ETC takes place? ? ? protein-based biomolecule (do) C3 plants require to fix carbon during photosynthesis? ? always result in less enzyme activity, lower pH or lower temperature? is water split in the first stage of photosynthesis? ? ? ? a mutation in the DNA sequence effect the shape of an enzyme? the activity of an enzyme decrease?