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Heredity & Human Affairs (MSE-2000-020). Summer 2013 FINAL LAB PRACTICAL EXAM REVIEW. Lab Topics:. Drosophila (sexing, life cycles, mutations, matings , P 1  F 1  F 2 ) Human Inherited Traits Karyotyping DNA, RNA, Proteins Human Genome Project Enzymes: Salivary Amylase - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Heredity & Human Affairs(MSE-2000-020)

Summer 2013FINAL LAB PRACTICAL EXAM REVIEW

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Lab Topics:1. Drosophila (sexing, life cycles, mutations, matings,

P1 F1 F2)2. Human Inherited Traits3. Karyotyping4. DNA, RNA, Proteins5. Human Genome Project6. Enzymes: Salivary Amylase7. Sea Urchin Reproduction & Development 8. Cloning / Transformations/ Plasmids9. Chi-Square Analysis10.DNA Fingerprinting

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QUESTION…

Name the structures shown here which are only found on the forelimbs of MALE fruit flies

Correct Answer: Sex combs

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Does this slide show normal blood or sickle-cell anemia?

QUESTION…

Correct Answer: Sickle-Cell

Anemia

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QUESTION…

How many chromosomes do flies have?

Correct Answer: 8

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QUESTION…

A pictorial representation of chromosomes arranged in pairs and organized by size is termed a ____________________.

Bonus:What stage of Mitosis are these chromosomes most

visible?

Correct Answer: Karyotype

Correct Answer: Metaphase

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QUESTION…

DNA

The process in which RNA is synthesized from a template strand of DNA is called _______________ and occurs in the ______________ part of cell.

RNACorrect Answer: Transcription,

Nucleus

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Which test tube is positive for starch?

QUESTION…

1 2 3Correct Answer:

#3

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The process of inserting a new gene into a DNA molecule is called _____________.

QUESTION…

Correct Answer: Cloning

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What is a VNTR?

QUESTION…

Correct Answer: Variable Number

of Tandem Repeats…

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Name this stage of early development:QUESTION…

Correct Answer: Fertilization!

(note presence of fertilization membrane)

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QUESTION…

Approximately how many genes are in a single cell?

Correct Answer: ~ 30,000

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Give the genotype of a PTC taster.

QUESTION…

Correct Answer: T?

(TT & Tt)

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QUESTION…

Is this fly MALE or FEMALE?

Correct Answer: Female

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QUESTION…

Which antigen is present?

Correct Answer: Antigen A

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QUESTION…

Name the stage of the life cycle shown.

Correct Answer: Larva(e)

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QUESTION… Name the disorder.

Bonus: Is this person a male or a female?

Correct Answer: Klinefelter’s Syndrome

Correct Answer: Male

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QUESTION…

The double-stranded DNA helical molecule is held together by weak / strong __________ bonds.

Correct Answer: Weak,

Hydrogen

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QUESTION…

RNA

The process in which RNA is converted into an amino acid is called _______________ and occurs in the ______________ part of cell.

Amino AcidCorrect Answer:

Translation,Cytoplasm

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SUBSTRATE MALTOSE

Name the digestive enzyme responsible for catalyzing this reaction.

ENZYME

QUESTION…

Correct Answer: Salivary Amylase

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What is the term used for the double-stranded circular DNA shown here?

QUESTION…

Correct Answer: Plasmid

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DNA samples are loaded into a gel matrix and subjected to an electric current in a technique called _______ _______ ___________.

QUESTION…

Correct Answer: Agarose Gel

Electrophoresis

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QUESTION…

Name this stage of the life cycle.

Correct Answer: Pupa(e)

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Which trait shown here is a dominant trait?

blue eyes

Widow’s peak

attached earlobes

blonde hair

QUESTION…

Correct Answer:

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QUESTION… Name the disorder.

Bonus: Is this person a male or a female?

Correct Answer: Jacob’s Syndrome

Correct Answer: Male

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QUESTION…

Replicate the strand of DNA below. Give the sequence of the complementary strand formed.

DNA= A G C T G CCorrect Answer:

T C G A C G

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According to the graph below, what is the optimal temperature for this enzyme?

0 20 40 60 80 1000

2

4

6

8

10

12

Enzyme Activity

Temperature (0C)

Rate

of r

eacti

on (

1000

/sec

)

QUESTION…

Correct Answer: 40 oC

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You flip a coin 400 times. You get 202 heads, and 198 tails. The calculated chi-square value is 0.04.

• What is the probability associated with this chi-square?• Should you accept or reject your hypothesis of a 1:1 ratio?

QUESTION…

Correct Answer: Probability ~ 85%

Accept

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Name the enzyme that is responsible for winding & unwinding DNA.

QUESTION…

Correct Answer: Topoisomerase

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Name this stage of early development:QUESTION…

Correct Answer: Gastrula(tion)

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QUESTION…

Correct Answer: Negative

The DNA runs from one end of the gel to the other end when an electric current is applied. This is due to the fact that DNA possesses a net [POSITIVE / NEGATIVE] charge.

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QUESTION…

One gene is approximately how long? Explain your answer.

Correct Answer: Average is ~ 100,000

base pairs (3 billion base pairs / 30,000 genes)

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Approximately what percentage (%) of the United States population, cannot taste the chemical PTC?

QUESTION…

Correct Answer: 30%

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QUESTION…1. NAME this mutation. 2. Is it AUTOSOMAL or SEX-LINKED?3. On what chromosome can this gene be found?

Correct Answer: (1) White-eyed(2) Sex-linked

(3) #1

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Which graph represents discontinuous variation?

QUESTION…

Series10

24

6

8

10

12

Graph A

Height

Num

ber o

f Ind

ivid

uals

Se-ries1

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2

3

4

5

6

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Height

Num

ber o

f Ind

ivid

uals

Correct Answer: Graph A

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QUESTION…What is this? Be specific.

Bonus: How many pairs of chromosomes does this organism possess?

Correct Answer: Polytene

chromosome from Drosophila

Correct Answer: 4 pairs

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QUESTION… What’s wrong?

Bonus: Is this person a male or a female?

Correct Answer: 3 X’s (polyploidy

at X, extra X)

Correct Answer: female

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QUESTION…Name the bond that joins these

molecules together?

Correct Answer: Peptide bond

(not polypeptide!)

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QUESTION…

The bond that joins these two molecules together is WEAK / STRONG.

Correct Answer: Strong

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SUBSTRATE MALTOSE

What happens to an enzyme’s structure at very high temperatures such as 100oC?

ENZYME

QUESTION…

Correct Answer: Denatures

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(a) What does PCR stand for?(b) What is the purpose of PCR?

QUESTION…

Correct Answer: Polymerase Chain

Reaction; Make many, many copies of DNA

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Two genes were inserted into the pGREEN circular DNA structure (shown below). Name them.

QUESTION…

Correct Answer: GFP

Correct Answer: AMPr

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Name the specific structure that covers the head of this gamete.

QUESTION…

Correct Answer: Acrosome

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Approximately how many bases are in the human genome?

QUESTION…

Correct Answer: 3 Billion

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QUESTION…1. NAME this mutation. 2. Is it AUTOSOMAL or SEX-LINKED?3. On what chromosome can this gene be found?

Correct Answer: (1) Apterous

(2) Autosomal(3) #2

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QUESTION…

Blood type?

Correct Answer: O+

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QUESTION…What is this? Be specific.

Bonus: How many chromosomes does this organism possess?

Correct Answer: Human

Chromosomes, Metaphase

Spread

Correct Answer: 46

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QUESTION… Name the disorder.

Bonus: Is this person a male or a female?

Correct Answer: Turner’s

Syndrome (X0)

Correct Answer: Female

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QUESTION…

Crossing over events occur during ______________ of Mitosis / Meiosis.

Correct Answer: Prophase I,

Meiosis

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On which chromosome can the gene for salivary amylase be found?

QUESTION…

Correct Answer: #1

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In your F2 generation of flies, you count 54 red-eyed males, 50 white-eyed males, 54 red- eyed females, 50 white-eyed females. Your X2 is 0.308 .

• What is the probability associated with this chi-square value?• Do you accept or reject the hypothesis?

QUESTION…

Correct Answer: Probability ~95%

Accept

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Which plates show bacteria that have been successfully transformed with pGREEN?

QUESTION…

1

2

3

4

Correct Answer: Plate #4 only

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Based on this gel, who committed the crime?QUESTION…

Correct Answer: Jaime Jamison

Joe Funk Evidence Jaime Jamison

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Name this stage of early development:QUESTION…

Correct Answer: Blastula

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QUESTION…Humans have __________ pairs of homologous chromosomes.

Be specific in your answer!!!

Correct Answer: Males – 22

homologous pairs

Females - 23 homologous pairs

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QUESTION…

P1:

x

You mate the flies above ultimately resulting in an F2 generation in which there are 200 flies total. How many will have wings?

apterous (ap, ap)wild (+, +)

Correct Answer: 150 winged

(50 apterous)

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QUESTION…

mRNA sequences are “read” in groups of ____’s.

Correct Answer: 3

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Is this a Graafian Follicle or the Corpus Luteum?

QUESTION…

Correct Answer: Graafian Follicle

(a.k.a. mature follicle)

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During which stage of early embryonic development do the cells begin to move inward setting the stage for three germ layers to form?

QUESTION…

Correct Answer: Gastrulation

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QUESTION…

P1:

x

(Xw, Xw)(X+, Y)

What proportion of males will have white eyes in the F1 generation? Correct Answer:

100% (all XwXw)

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QUESTION…

Give the sequence of the RNA strand formed from the DNA template shown below.

DNA= A G C T G CCorrect Answer:

U C G A C G

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QUESTION…

What is produced (the by-product) when two or more of these molecules are bonded?

Correct Answer: H2O (water)

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Which numbered structure depicts the rupturing of the follicle at the time of ovulation?

QUESTION…

Correct Answer: #4

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Final Jeopardy Question 1Name this structure. Be specific.

Correct Answer: Ribonucleotide

(phosphate group, nitrogenous base, ribose sugar)

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Final Jeopardy Question 2The molecule shown below directs the

process of translation. Name it.

Correct Answer: tRNA

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Final Jeopardy Question 3What part of the amino acid is responsible for

the reaction that forms a peptide bond? Give the functional groups.

Correct Answer: Carboxyl group(COOH),

Amino group (NH2)

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More Questions….

Review these on your own! You may want to review your graded lab quizzes and refer to your lab manual/textbook for additional help.

If you have any questions, please see us for help

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QUESTION…

Name the genus, pictured below, that you have been working with in lab starting at the beginning of the semester (common name: “fruit fly”).

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QUESTION…

What color eyes does a wild-type fruit fly have?

What color eyes does an apterous fruit fly have?

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QUESTION…

Is this fly MALE or FEMALE?

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QUESTION…

Name this stage of the life cycle.

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QUESTION…

Name this stage of the life cycle.

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QUESTION…

Name this stage of the life cycle.

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QUESTION…

Give the genotype of the fly pictured here.

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QUESTION…

Give the genotype of the fly pictured here.

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QUESTION…

Give the genotype of the fly pictured here.

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QUESTION…

P1:

x

You mate the flies above resulting in an “F1 generation”. What does the “F1” generation stand for?

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QUESTION…

P1: x

You cross two wingless flies. What are the expected genotypic & phenotypic ratios of the F1 & F2 generations?

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QUESTION…

How many pairs of chromosomes does this organism possess?

Bonus: How many of its chromosomes are autosomal?

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QUESTION…

P1:

x

apterous (ap, ap)wild (+, +)

What are the possible genotypes of the F1 generation?

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QUESTION…

P1:

x

You cross a red-eyed male with a white-eyed female. Your F1 male offspring all have white eyes, whereas all females have red eyes. What can you predict about the F2 generation?

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QUESTION…

P1:

x

apterous (ap, ap)wild (+, +)

•What is the genotypic ratio of the F2 generation?

•What is the phenotypic ratio of the F2 generation?

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QUESTION…

P1: x

You cross a homozygous wild-type male with a homozgyous apterous female. What are the expected genotypic & phenotypic ratios of the F1 generation?

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QUESTION…

Gametes produced by this individual will have which sex chromosome(s)?

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QUESTION…

Gametes produced by this individual will have which sex chromosome(s)?

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QUESTION…

P1:

x

(Xw, Xw)(X+, Y)

What is the phenotypic ratio of the F2 generation?

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Does this slide show normal blood or sickle-cell anemia?

QUESTION…

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QUESTION…

• Blood type?

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The two most common blood types are ________ & _______.

QUESTION…

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The two least common blood types are _______ & _______.

QUESTION…

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A person with blood type _____ is considered a universal recipient.

QUESTION…

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A person with blood type _____ is considered a universal donor.

QUESTION…

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Which graph suggests polygenic inheritance?

QUESTION…

Series10

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Height

Num

ber o

f Ind

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Height

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QUESTION…

How many human chromosomes are sex chromosomes?

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QUESTION…Name the sex chromosomes in a

normal human male.

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QUESTION…

How many chromosomes does this organism possess?

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QUESTION…

Name the organism you used to obtain & visualize these structures.

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QUESTION…What’s this?

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QUESTION… Name the disorder.

Bonus: Is this person a male or a female?

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QUESTION…What sex is this person?

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QUESTION… Name the disorder

Bonus: Is this person a male or a female?

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QUESTION…

“A”, “T”, “G”, & “C” are the common bases found in a DNA molecule. What does each letter stand for?

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QUESTION…

What organelle is primarily responsible for housing DNA?

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QUESTION…

What kinds of molecules are put together to make a protein & what holds them together?

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QUESTION…

Name the structure shown.

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QUESTION…

DNA RNA PROTEINS

Name the process indicated by the “pink” arrow .

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QUESTION…

DNA RNA PROTEINS

Name the process indicated by the “green” arrow.

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QUESTION…

Name the nitrogenous bases which are pyrimidines.

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QUESTION…

Name the nitrogenous bases which are purines.

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QUESTION…

Each nucleotide is comprised of these three components:

1.__________,

2. __________, & 3.__________.

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QUESTION…

What accounts for the variability in this molecule?

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QUESTION…

Single-stranded RNA does not contain which nitrogenous base that is present in the double-stranded DNA molecule?

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QUESTION…

“A”

The process in which RNA is synthesized from a template strand of DNA is called _______________.

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QUESTION…

Translation occurs on these organelles which are located in the cytoplasm of a cell.

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QUESTION…

“A”

The process in which mRNA is used to synthesize an amino acid is called _______________.

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QUESTION…

Amino acids are joined to form larger ______________ chains.

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QUESTION…

Explain the difference between an ALLELE and a GENE.

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QUESTION…

Name this molecule.

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QUESTION…

The process shown here is called _______________.

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QUESTION…

The 5-Carbon sugar molecule that makes up DNA is called _______________.

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QUESTION…

Name the molecule formed when these units are joined together.

Bonus: The process in which this molecule is formed from RNA is called ____________________.

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QUESTION…

The number of ADENINES in a molecule of DNA always equals the number of ____________; wheras the number of CYTOSINES in a molecule of DNA always equals the number of __________.

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QUESTION…

Purine __________ always pairs with Pyrimidine ___________.

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QUESTION…

This molecule is synthesized in what part of the cell?

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QUESTION…

The molecule shown below aids in the formation of a polypeptide. Where in the cell is it located?

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QUESTION…

What part of the a.a. is responsible for the reaction that forms a peptide bond? Give the functional groups.

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QUESTION…

The blue & red pairs or pink & green pairs of chromosomes shown here are called _______________ chromosomes.

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QUESTION…

What accounts for the variability in these amino acids?

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QUESTION…

The molecule shown below directs the process of translation. Name it.

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QUESTION…

An mRNA codon consists of how many bases?

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Lugol’s Iodine tests for the presence of what molecule?

QUESTION…

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Which test tube probably contains mostly maltose?

QUESTION…

1 2 3

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According to the graph below, at what temperature is this enzyme least active?

0 20 40 60 80 1000

2

4

6

8

10

12

Enzyme Activity

Temperature (0C)

Rate

of r

eacti

on (

1000

/sec

)

QUESTION…

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According to the graph below, what is the optimal pH for this enzyme?

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 140

2

4

6

8

10

12

Enzyme Activity

pH

Rate

of R

eacti

on (1

000/

sec)

QUESTION…

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The gene that is responsible for coding this enzyme is _______.

QUESTION…

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The GFP gene comes from a bioluminescent organism. Name this organism.

QUESTION…

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How can you tell these E. coli have been transformed?

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Name one protein product of human interest that can be made by genetically engineered bacteria cells.

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How can you tell this egg has been fertilized?

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Name the “condition” that results when more than one sperm fertilizes an egg.

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Sea Urchins have internal / external fertilization.

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Humans have internal / external fertilization.

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Name this stage of early development:QUESTION…

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Name this stage of early development:QUESTION…

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Name the gametes shown here:

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Name the gametes shown here:

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The structure that covers the head of this gamete serves what purpose(s)?

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Is this a Graafian Follicle or the Corpus Luteum?

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Are sea urchin gametes haploid or diploid?

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Give the genotype of a PTC non-taster.

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In your F2 generation of Drosophila, you count 306 winged and 98 apterous flies.

What is the chi-square value? (please show your work) What is the probability associated with this chi-square? Should you accept or reject the hypothesis?

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In your F1 generation of fruit flies, you count 105 winged, 20 apterous flies. What is the chi-square value? (please show your work)

What is the probability associated with this chi-square? Should you accept or reject the hypothesis?

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About how many genes does the human genome contain?

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A mutation is defined as a change in the ___________ sequence which leads to a change in __________________ structure or function.

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