Bio Question Pack Flashcards

1
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germ cell

A
  • any biological cell that gives rise to the gametes of an organism that reproduces sexually.
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2
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inflammation

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  • the movement of leukocytes into the mucosal tissue

- leukocytes gravitate toward inflammation

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3
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blood plasma and lymph are examples of

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  • extracellular fluid
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4
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where is hemoglobin carried?

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  • in the red blood cells

- not found in plasma

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5
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why is water lost through the skin

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  • as a means to keep the body at normal temperatures
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6
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what does lipases ability to catalyze the hydrolysis of fats tell us?

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  • that they have similar chemical linkages
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7
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what is inflation of the lungs accomplished by?

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  • negative pressure pumping action
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8
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genes outside of the chromosome are

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  • self replicating
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9
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what is the arrangement of all nucleic acids?

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  • linear arrangement
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10
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what are the polar bodies cast off with?

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  • the cytoplasm
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11
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what is extremely sensitive to the timing of mRNA turnover

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  • the coordination of cell differentiation
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12
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myoglobin

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  • the substance that holds oxygen in the muscles and organs
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13
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characteristic of eukaryotes versus prokaryotes

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  • contain membrane bound organelles such as mitochondria
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14
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big difference between mitosis and meiosis I

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  • the centromeres split in mitosis
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15
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increased blood pressure affects what?

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  • increased glomerular filtration rate
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16
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two factors that determine blood pressure

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  • cardiac output

- resistance to blood flow

17
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blood pressure during a hemorrhage

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  • the narrowing of the blood vessel restricts blood flow to an organ and can increase blood pressure
18
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what increase blood flow to the muscle during exercise

A
  • vasodilation
19
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if you have an increase in albumin in the blood, what will happen

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  • water will have to flow into the bloodstream to establish equilibrium.
20
Q

how can the liver partially regenerate after illness or damage

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  • through mitosis
21
Q

between human and bacterial cells, which have cell walls?

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  • only bacterial cells
22
Q

bacterial chromosomes are

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  • circular
23
Q

human chromosomes are

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  • linear
24
Q

what determines a species

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  • the ability to successfully breed and produce fertile offspring.
25
Q

how does the double stranded daughter molecule compare to the parent molecule?

A
  • exact duplicate
26
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where does transcription of DNA to RNA take place

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  • in the nucleus
27
Q

nervous tissue arises from what

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  • ectoderm
28
Q

any disruption of mitochondria will affect ATP production how?

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  • will decrease ATP production
29
Q

where is glycogen made, stored, and broken down?

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  • the liver
30
Q

which muscles contain striated muscle fibers?

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  • skeletal and cardiac
31
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is cell differentiation an all or none phenomenon?

A
  • no!
32
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vasodilation

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  • the walls of the blood vessels relax, allowing more blood to enter the area
  • allows heat to escape from the surface of the body into the environment.
33
Q

radiation

A
  • vasodilation
34
Q

how do long bones grow?

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  • via endochondral ossification, which requires cartilaginous growth plates at the ends of long bones.
35
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how do sweat glands work?

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  • the sweat glands secrete onto the surface of the skin through channels continuous with the most superficial layer of the skin, the epidermis