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AP Biology ReviewJeopardy
Biochem The Cell Energy Gene Expression
DNA Misc.
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What is the structure of an amino acid?
What is the structure of an amino acid?
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H
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NH2 -C-COOH|R
H
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NH2 -C-COOH|R
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If Z inhibits Enzyme 2, which product would first build up
in the cell?
If Z inhibits Enzyme 2, which product would first build up
in the cell?
WE1 X
E2 YE3 Z
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XX
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How do and -glucose differ?How do and -glucose differ?
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They are structural isomersThey are structural isomers
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Why can we not digest cellulose?
Why can we not digest cellulose?
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It is composed of -glucoseIt is composed of -glucose
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What is a peptide bond?What is a peptide bond?
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Bond between two amino acidsBond between two amino acids
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What is a condensation reaction?
What is a condensation reaction?
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The removal of water during polymer formation
The removal of water during polymer formation
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Why would an enzyme be denatured in acidic
conditions?
Why would an enzyme be denatured in acidic
conditions?
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The acid would interrupt the interaction between charged
amino acids (tertiary structure)
The acid would interrupt the interaction between charged
amino acids (tertiary structure)
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Major difference between plant and animal cells
Major difference between plant and animal cells
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The cell wall vs. the cell membrane
The cell wall vs. the cell membrane
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Molecule responsible for the insolubility of the cell membrane in water
Molecule responsible for the insolubility of the cell membrane in water
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PhospholipidPhospholipid
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In a cell, what functions to give shape, enable movement, and
anchor organelles?
In a cell, what functions to give shape, enable movement, and
anchor organelles?
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Microtubules, microfilaments and intermediate fibers
Microtubules, microfilaments and intermediate fibers
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How do prokaryotes differ from eukaryotes?
How do prokaryotes differ from eukaryotes?
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Prokaryotes: no nucleus, circular DNA
Prokaryotes: no nucleus, circular DNA
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What is the function of the nucleolus?
What is the function of the nucleolus?
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Synthesis of ribosomesSynthesis of ribosomes
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What is a kinetochore?What is a kinetochore?
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Structure that links the centromere to spindle
apparatus
Structure that links the centromere to spindle
apparatus
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How many membranes compose a chloroplast?How many membranes compose a chloroplast?
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Three - outer, inner and granaThree - outer, inner and grana
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Each NADH + H+ generated in the Krebs cycle generates X
ATP
Each NADH + H+ generated in the Krebs cycle generates X
ATP
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X=3X=3
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True or False: Aerobic respiration is more ancient than anaerobic respiration
True or False: Aerobic respiration is more ancient than anaerobic respiration
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FalseFalse
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Where is ATP generated?Where is ATP generated?
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Chloroplast stroma and Mitochondrial matrix
Chloroplast stroma and Mitochondrial matrix
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The oxygen consumed during respiration results in the
production of?
The oxygen consumed during respiration results in the
production of?
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H2OH2O
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What is the primary role of light in photosynthesis?
What is the primary role of light in photosynthesis?
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Light excites electrons in chlorophyll that are captured
by the primary electron acceptor
Light excites electrons in chlorophyll that are captured
by the primary electron acceptor
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These plants open their stomata during the night for carbon
fixation
These plants open their stomata during the night for carbon
fixation
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CAMCAM
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What is photorespiration?What is photorespiration?
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A process that consumes O2 with out producing ATP
A process that consumes O2 with out producing ATP
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What is the function of the regulator gene on the lac
operon?
What is the function of the regulator gene on the lac
operon?
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The gene directs the synthesis of a regulator protein that will
repress gene expression
The gene directs the synthesis of a regulator protein that will
repress gene expression
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Mutation of which base in a triplet codon would be least
likely to cause a genetic mutation?
Mutation of which base in a triplet codon would be least
likely to cause a genetic mutation?
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The third positionThe third position
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How did scientists demonstrated that DNA
replication is semiconservative?
How did scientists demonstrated that DNA
replication is semiconservative?
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They cultured bacteria in heavy nitrogen and demonstrated that during DNA replication only one strand contained
heavy nitrogen
They cultured bacteria in heavy nitrogen and demonstrated that during DNA replication only one strand contained
heavy nitrogen
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Which strand of DNA is replicated by Okazaki
fragments?
Which strand of DNA is replicated by Okazaki
fragments?
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The lagging strand, which is elongated in the 3’ to 5’
direction
The lagging strand, which is elongated in the 3’ to 5’
direction
DAILY DOUBLEDAILY DOUBLE
What is the difference between glycogen and amylopectin?
What is the difference between glycogen and amylopectin?
DAILY DOUBLEDAILY DOUBLE
Glycogen: extensively branched storage carbohydrate in
animals (liver)Amylopectin: branched storage
carbohydrate in plants (amyloplasts)
Glycogen: extensively branched storage carbohydrate in
animals (liver)Amylopectin: branched storage
carbohydrate in plants (amyloplasts)
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Mutations are often thought of as “mistakes” but they are also beneficial. Name one
benefit.
Mutations are often thought of as “mistakes” but they are also beneficial. Name one
benefit.
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Genetic diversityGenetic diversity
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Why is the one gene - one protein hypothesis incorrect?Why is the one gene - one protein hypothesis incorrect?
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Alternative splicing generates different proteins from the
same gene.
Alternative splicing generates different proteins from the
same gene.
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If red hair, blue eyes, and freckles were consistently inherited together,the best
explanation would be?
If red hair, blue eyes, and freckles were consistently inherited together,the best
explanation would be?
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These genes are linked on the same chromosome
These genes are linked on the same chromosome
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A human genetic defect that affects the ability to metabolize
a particular amino acid is?
A human genetic defect that affects the ability to metabolize
a particular amino acid is?
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PhenylketonuriaPhenylketonuria
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In mitosis the resulting cell is XnIn mitosis the resulting cell is Xn
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X=2X=2
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In complete dominance what would be the phenotypic ratio
of a Tt x tt cross, if “t” produced short stems in
plants?
In complete dominance what would be the phenotypic ratio
of a Tt x tt cross, if “t” produced short stems in
plants?
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1 long-stemmed plant: 1 short-stemmed plant
1 long-stemmed plant: 1 short-stemmed plant
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List three types of conditions under which mitosis occurs
List three types of conditions under which mitosis occurs
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Wound repair, regeneration, growth and development
Wound repair, regeneration, growth and development
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Suppose you wanted a family consisting of two girls and a boy, what are the chances?
Suppose you wanted a family consisting of two girls and a boy, what are the chances?
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1/81/8
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List the phases of the cell cycle in order
List the phases of the cell cycle in order
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G1, S, G2, Prophase, Metaphase, Anaphase, Telophase, Cytokinesis
G1, S, G2, Prophase, Metaphase, Anaphase, Telophase, Cytokinesis
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What evidence supports the endosymbiotic theory?
What evidence supports the endosymbiotic theory?
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Mitochondria and chloroplasts contain circular DNA and
prokaryotic-like ribosomes
Mitochondria and chloroplasts contain circular DNA and
prokaryotic-like ribosomes
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What would a cell undergoing prophase I of meiosis contain that a cell undergoing mitosis
would not?
What would a cell undergoing prophase I of meiosis contain that a cell undergoing mitosis
would not?
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Paired homologous chromosomes
Paired homologous chromosomes
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Name four enzymes used during DNA replication
Name four enzymes used during DNA replication
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Helicase, RNA primase, DNA polymerase, DNA ligase
Helicase, RNA primase, DNA polymerase, DNA ligase
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What is DPIP used for?What is DPIP used for?
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It accepts electrons that normally would be accepted by
NADP+
It accepts electrons that normally would be accepted by
NADP+
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If you added sugar to water, would the water potential
decrease or increase
If you added sugar to water, would the water potential
decrease or increase
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The water potential would decrease (become more
negative)
The water potential would decrease (become more
negative)
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List three ways bacteria can become genetically diverse?List three ways bacteria can become genetically diverse?
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Conjugation, transformation, transduction
Conjugation, transformation, transduction
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How do ribosomes attach to the ER?
How do ribosomes attach to the ER?
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The SRP attaches to the signal peptide and this complex
translocates to the ribosome
The SRP attaches to the signal peptide and this complex
translocates to the ribosome
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