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Cells
Photosynthesis
Cell Division
Molecular Genetics
Evolution and Classification
Animal Systems
Cells
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DivisionMolecularGenetics
Evolution& Classification
Animal Systems
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Cells
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What does the nucleolus produce?
Cells
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What are ribosomes
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The movement of molecules down a
concentration gradient from high to
low concentration
Cells
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What is passive transport
Cells
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The flow of adjacent fluids in opposite
directions that maximizes the rate of
simple diffusion
Cells
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What is countercurrent exchange
Cells
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It takes place in the mitochondria and consists
of proteins that pump protons across the cristae
membrane
Cells
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What is the electron transport chain
Cells
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Permits the passage of materials directly
from the cytoplasm of one cell to the
cytoplasm of an adjacent cell
Cells
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What are gap junctions
Cells
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Where do light reactions occur?
Photosynthesis
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What is grana
Photosynthesis
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Where do the light-independent reactions
occur?
Photosynthesis
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What are stroma
Photosynthesis
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What are two types of photosystems?
Photosynthesis
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What is PS I and PS II
Photosynthesis
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What is the process that occurs during the
Calvin cycle?
Photosynthesis
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What is carbon fixation
Photosynthesis
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When a cell is running low on ATP, what process does the
chloroplast carry out to replenish ATP?
Photosynthesis
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What is cyclic photophosphorylation
Photosynthesis
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The dividing of the cytoplasm is called?
Cell Division
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What is Cytokinesis
Cell Division
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Mitosis results in two cells with a ____
chromosome # and Meiosis results in two
cells with a _____ chromosome #
Cell Division
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What is DiploidWhat is Haploid
Cell Division
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If a cell has 24 chromosomes at the beginning of meiosis,
how many chromosomes will it have at the end of
meiosis?
Cell Division
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What is 12 chromosomes
Cell Division
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What produces recombinant chromosomes that
combine genes inherited from both parents?
Cell Division
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What is crossover
Cell Division
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In the cell cycle, the G1 checkpoint is know as
what?
Cell Division
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What is the restriction point
Cell Division
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DNA is shaped like a?
Molecular Genetics
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What is a double helix
Molecular Genetics
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What are the four nucleotides found in
RNA?
Molecular Genetics
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What are adenine, cytosine, guanine,
and uracil
Molecular Genetics
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One strand of DNA is formed toward the
replication fork. This is called the _____
strand?
Molecular Genetics
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What is leading strand
Molecular Genetics
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What are the three stages of
transcription?
Molecular Genetics
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What are initiation, elongation, and
termination.
Molecular Genetics
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A misfolded version of a protein normally
found in the brain is known as a what?
Molecular Genetics
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What is a prion
Molecular Genetics
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What are the classification groups in order from general
to specific?
Evolution and Classification
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What is kingdom, phylum, class, order, family, genus, and
species
Evolution and Classification
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What are the three germ layers?
Evolution and Classification
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What is ectoderm, endoderm, and
mesoderm
Evolution and Classification
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What would you classify an animal
with radial symmetry, a polyp and medusa, and two germ layers?
Evolution and Classification
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What is a Cnidarian
Evolution and Classification
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A fire reduces the size of a population unselectively, resulting in a loss of genetic variation. The resulting population is much smaller and not representative of the original one. Certain
alleles may be under or overrepresented compared with the original population. This is known as what?
Evolution and Classification
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What is the bottleneck effect
Classification and Evolution
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Two species of one genus of snake can be found in the same geographic area, but
one inhabits the water while the other is mainly terrestrial.
What type of sympatric speciation is this?
Evolution and Classification
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What is habitat isolation
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What are the millions of fingerlike
projections found in the SI called?
Animal Systems
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What are villi
Animal Systems
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The pacemaker of the heart is known as the
______?
Animal Systems
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What is the sinoatrial node
Animal Systems
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Oxygen is carried in the human blood by the respiratory pigment
____?
Animal Systems
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What is hemoglobin
Animal Systems
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The stomach of all animals also contains what to aid in the digestion of the protein
in milk?
Animal Systems
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What is rennin
Animal Systems
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The nephron consists of a cluster of capillaries, the ____, which sits
inside a cuplike structure called the _____ _____.
Animal Systems
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What is the glomerulus and the Bowman’s
capsule
Animal Systems
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Respiration
Plant systems
Ecology
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Respiration
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An exergonic reaction ______ energy.
Respiration
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What is releases
Respiration
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Where does the electron transport chain take place?
Respiration
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What is in the cristae membrane of the
mitochonria
Respiration
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Where does the Krebs cycle take place?
Respiration
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What is in the matrix
Respiration
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The phosphorylation of ADP into ATP by the
oxidation of the carrier molecules NADH and FADH2
Respiration
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What is oxidative phosphorylation
Respiration
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This occurs when a kinase transfers a phosphate from a
substrate directly to ADP.
Respiration
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What is substrate level phosphorylation
Respiration
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Angiosperms are what kind of plants?
Plant Systems
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What is flowering
Plant Systems
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Cell walls in plants are made of what?
Plant Systems
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What is cellulose
Plant Systems
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What are the two things that vascular tissues
consist of?
Plant Systems
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What is xylem and phloem
Plant Systems
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90% of the water a plant loses escapes through
what?
Plant Systems
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What is the stomata
Plant Systems
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What plant hormone stimulates cell elongation and
growth by softening the cell wall?
Plant Systems
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What is auxin
Plant Systems
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Temperature, water, sunlight, wind are examples of what kind of factors?
Ecology
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What is abiotic
Ecology
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The pattern of spacing of individuals within
the area the population inhabits
Ecology
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What is dispersion
Ecology
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These strategists have many young, little
parenting, and a short life-span
Ecology
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What is r-strategists
Ecology
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A relationship where one organism benefits
and the other is unaware of the other
organism.
Ecology
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What is commensalism
Ecology
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This occurs when organisms at higher trophic levels
have greater concentrations of
accumulated toxins stored in their bodies than those
at lower trophic levels.
Ecology
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What is biological magnification
Ecology
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What is the equation for water potential?
Labs
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Pressure potential + solute potential
Labs
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What was used to measure the oxygen
consumption of sprouted and
unsprouted seeds?
Labs
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What is a spectrometer
Labs
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A technique that separates large molecules of DNA on the
basis of their rate of movement through the
agarose gel in an electric field
Labs
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What is gel electrophoresis
Labs
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Bacteria uptakes a plasmid by using
what?
Labs
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What is heat shock
Labs
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Increasing wind with a fan will ______ transpiration
Labs
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What is increase
Labs
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These help prevent uncontrolled cell
growth
Biotechnology
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What are tumor-suppressor genes
Biotechnology
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Collection of identical or similar genes that are cluster/dispersed
throughout the genome
Biotechnology
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What is a gene family
Biotechnology
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These have no introns, more mutations, and
coupled transcription/translation
Biotechnology
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What is prokaryotic
Biotechnology
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DNA in which nucleotide sequences from two different sources are
combined in vitro into the same DNA molecule
Biotechnology
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What is recombinant DNA
Biotechnology
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A DNA molecule that can carry foreign DNA into a cell and replicate there.
Biotechnology
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What is a cloning vector
Biotechnology
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Ice _____ because it is less dense than water.
Random
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What is floats
Random
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This allows insects to walk on water without breaking the surface.
Random
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What is surface tension
Random
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These are responsible for growth and repair, defense against
invaders, and signaling from one cell to another.
Random
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What are proteins
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These proteins assist in folding other proteins.
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What are chaperone proteins
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The are chemical reactions that build up molecules
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What is anabolism
Random
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What is the bicarbonate ion
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What is the most important buffer in
human blood?
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