Bio Final Flashcards

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0
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A nucleotide does not contain

A

An amino acid

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Movement from high to low concentration

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Diffusion

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2
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Stays in the nucleus in a eukaryote

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Dna

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3
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In a messenger RNA each codon specifies a particular

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Amino acid

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4
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Basic pH

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pH 8-14

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5
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Macromolecule that is primary component of cells

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Proteins

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6
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Macromolecule that is primary component of cell membranes

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Lipids

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7
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Macromolecule that forms protective padding around organs

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Lipids

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8
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How is a hypothesis different from a conclusion

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The hypothesis either supports or rejects the conclusion

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9
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Wha happens to the energy that is not passed on from 1 tropic level to the next

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It is lost as heat

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10
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Carbon moves through the environment in ways EXCEPT

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The breaking down of dead plants and animals to release their carbon

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11
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An area that has similar climates and organisms

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Biome

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12
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Any living part of an environment

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Biotic factor

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13
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This results when a pollutant is taken in by an organism and rather than be broken down stays in their tissues

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Biological magnification

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14
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Acidic pH

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pH 0-6

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15
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Neutral pH

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pH 7

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16
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Hypertonic

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The solution has a higher solute concentration than the cell so water moved out of the cell and into the solution causing the cell to plasmolyze

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17
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Exocytosis

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things go OUT (EXITcytosis)

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18
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Endocytosis

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things go IN (INdocytosis)

19
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Passive transport

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Movement of molecules down the concentration gradient does not require cellular energy (diffusion, facilitated diffusion, osmosis)

20
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Molecules move from high to low concentration

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Passive transport

21
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Molecules move from low to high concentrations

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Active transport

22
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Hypotonic

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The solution has a lower solute so water moves in

23
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Forms a rigid outer shell around cell so when cells are stacked together they give the organism its shape

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Cell wall

24
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The primary photosynthetic light absorbing molecule in plant

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Chlorophyll

25
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Which of the following are REACTANTS in photosynthesis

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Carbon dioxide and water

26
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Which are PRODUCTS in photosynthesis

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Oxygen and glucose

27
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What do plant cells do

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Have organs that perform both cellular respirator and photosynthesis

28
Q

What is the formulae for cellular respiration

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C6H12O6 + 6O2 > 6H2O + 6CO2 + energy

29
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Cellular respiration creates ____ ATP from 1 molecule of glucose

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1

30
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Active transport

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Active transport used ATP occurs from low to high concentration

31
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selectively permeable only lets certain stuff in

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Cell membrane

32
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Shoots out spindle fibers to guide chromosomes during cell division

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Centrioles

33
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Converts sunlight into energy through photosynthesis and contains chlorophyll

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Chloroplast

34
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Breaks down worn out cell parts and waste; rare in plant cells

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Lysosome

35
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Enzymes are made from this

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Proteins

36
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The relatively constant internal physical and chemical state in a living cell and/or entire organism

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Homeostasis

37
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Typically smaller of the two types of d

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Prokaryotic cells

38
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Animal cells

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Eukaryotic cells

39
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Contains the majority of the cells generic information

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Nucleus

40
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Is usually very large and centrally located in plant cells causes the plant to wilt if empty

A

Vacuole

41
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Makes/assembles proteins

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Ribosome

42
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Converts food and oxygen into ATP carbon dioxide and water

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Mitochondria

43
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Bacteria

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Prokaryotic cells

44
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Plant cells

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Eukaryotic cells

45
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Does not have organized nucleus

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Prokaryotic cells

46
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Stores stuff like water, salts, proteins, and waste

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Vacuole