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Cell Structure and Function
Photosynthesis
Respiration
Cell Division
Molecular Genetics
Evolution and Classification
Cells
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Photosyn-thesis
Respiration
Cellular Division
Molecular Genetics
Evolution and Classification
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Cells
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The molecule that is the main component
of cellular membranes
Cells
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What is a phospholipid
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This organelle is responsible for protein
synthesis
Cells
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Ribosomes
Cells
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This organelle is a storage device for
plant cells
Cells
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Vacuole
Cells
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The protein molecule that protects a protein from
foreign influences while it is spontaneously folding
Cells
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Chaperonin
Cells
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The inner foldings of the Mitochondrial
membrane
Cells
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cristae
Cells
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The organelle that photosynthesis occurs
in
Photosynthesis
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Chloroplast
Photosynthesis
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The connective sacs inside the Chloroplasts
Photosynthesis
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Thylakoid
Photosynthesis
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The main molecule used for electron
transport in photosynthesis
Photosynthesis
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NADP+
Photosynthesis
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The process of incorporating carbon from CO2 in the air to organic molecules in
the chloroplasts
Photosynthesis
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Carbon Fixation
Photosynthesis
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The pigment molecules that first accept the
electron in photosystem I and II (they are different
molecules
Photosynthesis
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P680 and P700
Photosynthesis
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The process in which oxygen is consumed
along with the organic fuel
Respiration
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Cellular Respiration
Respiration
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The total yield number of ATP after cellular
respiration
Respiration
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36 or 38
Respiration
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The by product of glycolysis
Respiration
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pyruvate
Respiration
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The molecule pyruvate is converted to upon entering
the mitochondria
Respiration
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Acetyl Coenzyme A or
Acetyl CoA
Respiration
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The only macromolecule that is used in glycolysis, forming Acetyl CoA, and
the Krebs cycle.
Respiration
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Proteins
Respiration
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The division of a cell to create 2 identical
copies
Cell Division
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Mitosis
Cell Division
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The reproductive cells used in meiosis
Cell Division
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gametes
Cell Division
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The phase of mitosis in which the sister chromatids are
separated
Cell Division
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Anaphase
Cell Division
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The two molecules that help regulate the cell cycle and the 3rd they
form together
Cell Division
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Cyclin, Cyclin dependent kinase
(Cdk), 3rd molecule is Maturation Promoting
Factor (MPF)
Cell Division
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The phase in the cell cycle in which DNA is
replicated
Cell Division
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S phase
Cell Division
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These are the 4 nitrogenous bases that make up DNA
Molecular Genetics
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Adenine, Guanine, Cytosine, thymine
Molecular Genetics
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This is the enzyme responsible for the replication of DNA
Molecular Genetics
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DNA polymerase
Molecular Genetics
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These are the protective attachments added to mRNA strands
Molecular Genetics
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5 prime cap, poly A tail
Molecular Genetics
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The discrete functional and structural regions of certain proteins, coded for by exons
Molecular Genetics
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Domains
Molecular Genetics
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This is the anti-codon for the start sequence mRNA uses to start protein synthesis
Molecular Genetics
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UAG
Molecular Genetics
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These are the 3 domains
Evolution and Classification
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Bacteria, Archea, Eukarya
Evolution and Classification
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Flatworms
Evolution and Classification
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Platyhelminthes
Evolution and Classification
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This is considered to be the forerunner of cells, a protbiont
Evolution and Classification
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liposome
Evolution and Classification
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When organisms evolve from a common ancestors due to an interruption in the gene pool because of geographic barriers
Evolution and Classification
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Allopatric Speciation
Evolution and Classification
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Probably the first molecule to carry out protein synthesis
Evolution and Classification
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Ribozymes
Evolution and Classification
DoubleJeopardy!!!
Plant Systems
Animal Systems
Ecology
Labs
Biotechnology
Things We Didn’t Cover
Plant Systems
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Animal Systems
Ecology Labs Biotech-nology
Things we didn’t cover
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This is the vessel that is responsible for the transport of water through plants
Plant Systems
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Xylem
Plant Systems
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The method that angiosperms use to reproduce
Plant Systems
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Double Fertilization
Plant Systems
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The two groups of angiosperms that are determined by the number of cotyledons they have
Plant Systems
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Monocots, Eudicots
Plant Systems
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The number of the sets of chromosomes the endosperm of an angiosperm seed has
Plant Systems
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3 sets or 3n
Plant Systems
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The two components of a stamen
Plant Systems
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Filament, anther
Plant Systems
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The small finger like projections inside the intestines
Animal Systems
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Villi
Animal Systems
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This sends an electrical signal, seting the pulse rate for the heart
Animal Systems
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SA node
Animal Systems
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T cells mature in what organ
Animal Systems
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Thymus
Animal Systems
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The process used by organisms with gills to very effectively absorb O2
Animal Systems
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Countercurrent Exchange
Animal Systems
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The class of vertebrate with 1 ventricle and 2 atria
Animal Systems
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Amphibian
Animal Systems
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The five abiotic factors
Ecology
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Temperature, Wind, Water, Sunlight, Rock and Soil
Ecology
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This is the biome that is a transition area between river and sea
Ecology
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Estuary
Ecology
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The effect of a large mountain blocking precipitation from reaching the other side, creating desert
Ecology
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Rain Shadow
Ecology
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Sacrificing one’s self to protect the community or group of animals it lives with
Ecology
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Altruism
Ecology
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A harmless organism adapts its appearance to resemble a dangerous organism
Ecology
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Batesian Mimicry
Ecology
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The termites responded to which pen brand because of its chemicals
Labs
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Papermates
Labs
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In the transpiration lab this abiotic factor caused the most loss of water
Labs
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Lamp light (simulating sunlight)
Labs
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The method we used to magnify the DNA in the crime lab
Labs
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PCR
Labs
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The type of advantage carriers of the sickle cell allele have (tested in the population genetics lab)
Labs
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Heterozygote Advantage
Labs
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The chi-square formula
Labs
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(Observed-expected)2 Expected
Labs
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The molecules formed by histones and DNA
Biotechnology
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Nucleosomes
Biotechnology
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The ring of DNA used in bacteria to clone human genes
Biotechnology
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Plasmid
Biotechnology
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The molecule complementary to RNA
Biotechnology
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cDNA
Biotechnology
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The molecule that binds to enhancers to start transcription of a gene
Biotechnology
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Activator
Biotechnology
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The most common vector used to create transgenic plant cells
Biotechnology
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Ti plasmid
Biotechnology
$200
The receptor cells for taste
Things we didn’t cover
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Taste Buds
Things we didn’t cover
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The jelly like substance in the posterior cavity in the eye
Things we didn’t cover
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Vitreous Humor
Things we didn’t cover
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The system possessed by most fish and amphibians that allow them to detect low frequency waves
Things we didn’t cover
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Lateral line
Things we didn’t cover
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The technique of using organisms to add essential elements to an enviornment
Things we didn’t cover
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Biological Augmentation
Things we didn’t cover
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A short sequence of DNA found in organisms that help with morphogenesis
Things we didn’t cover
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Homeobox
Things we didn’t cover
FinalJeopardy!!!
These are the two laws of thermodynamic
Final Jeopardy!!!
1.Energy can be transferred and transformed, but it cannot be created or destroyed
2.Every energy transfer or transformation adds to the entropy of the universe
Final Jeopardy!!!
