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Cells
Photosynthesis
Animal Systems
Respiration
Evolution/Classification
Biotechnology
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Cells Photosynthesis Animal
SystemsRespiration Evolution &
Classification Biotechnology
Cells
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These are present only in prokaryotic cells and allow photosynthesis to occur.
Cells
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What are Chloroplasts?
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Cells
This is the site of ribosome production.
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Cells
What is the nucleolus?
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Cells
This surrounds the cytoplasm, and in eukaryotic cells physically separates intracellular and extracellular fluid.
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Cells
What is the plasma membrane?
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CellsThis is used to isolate cellular components based on size and
density.
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Cells
What is cell fractionation?
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Cells
This is the movement of molecules into or out of a cell through integral proteins without the use of ATP.
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Cells
What is facilitated diffusion?
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PhotosynthesisThis is the structure of chloroplasts that allows it to be polar
and non-polar.
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Photosynthesis
What is amphipathic?
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Photosynthesis
In this type of plant carbon fixation is determined by the time of day.
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Photosynthesis
What are CAM plants?
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Photosynthesis
This is the name for organisms that use light as an energy source.
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Photosynthesis
What are phototrophs?
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PhotosynthesisThis is the most abundant protein on Earth, and is used in the
Calvin cycle.
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Photosynthesis
What is Rubisco?
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Photosynthesis
These chemicals broaden the spectrum of usable light.
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Photosynthesis
What are carotenoids?
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Animal SystemsThis animal type makes up 95% of all animals and has no
backbone.
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Animal Systems
What is an invertebrate?
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Animal Systems
This is the name for the way the majority of mammals give birth.
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Animal Systems
What is viviparous (live birth)?
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Animal SystemsThe phylum has no true tissue, are mostly hermaphrodites,
and are porous.
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Animal Systems
What is the Phylum Porifera (sponges)?
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Animal Systems
This type of organism has a body cavity that is not completely lined with tissue from the mesoderm.
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Animal Systems
What is a pseudocelomate?
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Animal SystemsCells move into this structure during the formation of the
ectoderm and endoderm.
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Animal Systems
What is the blastopore?
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Respiration
This type of respiration occurs when no oxygen is present.
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Respiration
What is anaerobic respiration?
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RespirationThis is where the citric acid cycle takes place.
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Respiration
What is the mitochondrial matrix?
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Respiration
During this process adenosine triphosphate is made through redox. reactions.
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Respiration
What is the electron transport?
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Respiration
This process of cellular respiration produces the most ATP.
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Respiration
What is chemiosmosis?
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Respiration
This is how many ATP are released from the citric acid cycle.
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Respiration
What are two ATP?
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Evolution / Classification
This is the identification and classification of species.
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What is taxonomy?
Evolution / Classification
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This the term for all of the genes in a population at any given time.
Evolution / Classification
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What is gene pool?
Evolution / Classification
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This the type of evolution derives from gradual changes from a common ancestor.
Evolution / Classification
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What is divergent evolution?
Evolution / Classification
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This effect is caused when a disaster reduces the population size so that the surviving population is not representative
of the original population.
Evolution / Classification
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What is the Bottleneck effect?
Evolution / Classification
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This type of speciation is when things such as chromosomal changes alter gene flow.
Evolution / Classification
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What is sympatric speciation?
Evolution / Classification
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Biotechnology
These are used to cut a gene out of a chromosome.
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Biotechnology
What are restriction enzymes?
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Biotechnology
This is the name of the method used to separate DNA or protein based on size and charge.
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Biotechnology
What is gel electrophoresis?
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BiotechnologyThis is the way we can find a gene of interest from a genomic
library.
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Biotechnology
What is nucleic acid probe hybridization?
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BiotechnologyIn this method, gene function can be determined by disabling
the gene and observing the consequences.
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Biotechnology
What is in vitro mutagenesis?
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Biotechnology
This is used to measure the expression of ten thousand genes at once with the help of cDNA.
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Biotechnology
What is DNA microarray?
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Molecular Genetics
Labs
Cell Division
Ecology
Plant Systems
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Molecular
GeneticsLabs Cell
DivisionEcology Plant
Systems
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Molecular Genetics
These are coupled in prokaryotic cells and are separate in eukaryotic cells.
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Molecular Genetics
What are transcription and translation?
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Molecular Genetics
During DNA replication this seals the bond between new complementary strands and original DNA.
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Molecular Genetics
What is DNA ligase?
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Molecular Genetics
In this region of tRNA the termination of translation occurs.
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Molecular Genetics
What is the E-site?
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Molecular GeneticsThese are where transcription occurs.
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Molecular Genetics
What are ribosomes?
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Molecular GeneticsThis enzyme breaks hydrogen bonds in order for DNA
replication to occur.
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Molecular Genetics
What is helicase?
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Labs
This is a tentative answer to a well-framed question that is usually educated.
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Labs
What is a hypothesis?
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Labs
In this type of experiment, and experimental group is compared with a control group.
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Labs
What is a controlled experiment?
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Labs
This type of variable in an experiment is changed by other factors.
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Labs
What is a dependant variable?
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Labs
In this type of reasoning logic flows from the general to specific.
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Labs
What is deductive reasoning?
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Labs
This is much broader then a hypothesis and is supported by much more evidence.
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Labs
What is a theory?
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Cell Division
Chromatin makes up this structure.
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Cell Division
What are chromosomes?
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Cell Division
This is what makes animal cytokinesis different from plants.
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Cell Division
What is cleavage?
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Cell Division
This process creates haploid gametes that will unite to produce a diploid zygote.
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Cell Division
What is meiosis?
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Cell Division
This phase makes up 90% of the cell cycle.
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Cell Division
What is interphase?
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Cell Division
This is the stage of meiosis where independent assortment takes place.
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Cell Division
What is metaphase I?
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Ecology
This is a group of individuals of the same species that occupy the same general area.
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Ecology
What is a population?
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Ecology
This is the pattern of spacing within boundaries of a population.
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Ecology
What is dispersion?
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Ecology
A natural disaster is an example of this type of factor that limits a population.
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Ecology
What is a density-independent factor?
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Ecology
The type one survivorship curve helps to illustrate the populations of this type of species.
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Ecology
What are k-selected species?
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EcologyThis type of growth curve helps to illustrate a species whose
population is determined by a carrying capacity.
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Ecology
What is a logistic growth curve?
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Plant Systems
This is the name for plants that grow flowers.
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Plant Systems
What are angiosperms?
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Plant Systems
This is a plant adaption that allows for gas exchange through the leaves.
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Plant Systems
What are stomata?
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Plant SystemsThis is a polymer that forms around the zygotes and prevents
them from drying out.
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Plant Systems
What are sporopollenin?
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Plant Systems
Growth occurs from this adaption in the plants roots and shoots.
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Plant Systems
What are apical meristems?
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Plant SystemsDiploid sporophytes make spores through this type of cell
division in the alteration of generations.
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Plant Systems
What is meiosis?
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This is the term for Chordates with a head.
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What are craniates?
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Most animal cells exhibit this trait, where they must be attached to a substrate to divide.
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What is anchorage dependence?
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These are rock-like structures that are composed of layers of bacteria and sediment.
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What are stromatolites?
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These are homologous genes that are passed in a straight line from one generation to another, but are in different gene pools
because of separation.
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What are orthologous genes?
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Things Not CoveredThis is an evolutionary change in the rate or timing of
developmental events.
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What is heterochrony?
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This is the functional unit of the vertebrate kidney.
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What is the nephron?
