Organic
Chem
The Cell
DNA &
RNA
Photosynthesis
& Respiration
Genetics
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The Four Main Macromolecules
What are Lipids, Proteins,
Carbohydrates and Nucleic Acids?
Monomers of Proteins
What are amino acids?
These proteins speed up chemical
reactions
What are enzymes?
The three things that affect the rate
of enzymes
What are pH, temperature and ion
concentration?
Sugars are this type of
macromolecule
What are carbohydrates?
Function of the cell wall
What is to protect and support the
cell?
Bacteria are this type of cell
What is prokaryotic?
Prokaryotic cells lack these
What are a nucleus and organelles?
Function of the cytoskeleton
What is to help a cell maintain its
shape?
These organelles provide the cell
with energy
What are the mitochondria and
chloroplasts?
The complementary DNA strand for
ATCGTC
What is TAGCAG?
mRNA strand made from the
following DNA ATCGTC
What is UAGCAG?
RNA is complementary to ______
What is DNA?
RNA involved in protein synthesis
What are mRNA, tRNA, and rRNA?
Rule of base pairing
What is A binds with T and G binds
with C?
Organelle involved in Cell
Respiration
What is the mitochondria?
Organelle involved in photosynthesis
What is the chloroplast?
Equations for cell respiration
What is 6O2 + C6H12O6 + Energy 
6CO2 + 6H2O?
Needed for photosynthesis to take
place?
What are sunlight, carbon dioxide
and water?
Stages of cell respiration
What are glycolysis, Kreb’s Cycle
and electron transport chain?
Number of chromosomes given to a
child by each parent
What is 23?
Sex chromosomes of a female
What is XX?
The Principle of Independent
Assortment
What is genes separate without the
influence of other genes ?
Aa X Aa
where A = long hair a = short hair
Percent of offspring with long hair
What is 75%
A color blind woman marries a
normal vision male. The percent of
their sons that will be color blind
What is 100% ?
Final Jeopardy
Category
Famous Scientists
Final Jeopardy
Rosalind Franklin
The woman who played a
large role in the discovery of
DNA