BIOLOGY Flashcards

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most complex prokaryotes

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cyanobacteria

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survival of the fittest

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adaptability

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3
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bacteria found in environment

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e.coli

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rearrangement of DNA sequences by the breakage and rejoining of chromosomes

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Genetic recombination

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5
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produces the polypeptide hormone insulin

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insulin gene

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6
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the ability of DNA polymerase to synthesize new strand of DNA

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PCR or polymerase chain reaction

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bacteria typically live in animal and human intestines and are shed through stool (feces)

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salmonella

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species that live in inhospitable environment

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extremophiles

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9
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archaea includes:

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methanogens
halophiles
acidophiles
thermophiles
psychrophile

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10
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lives in the hydrothermal vents of the ocean floor

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hyperthermophiles

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11
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smallest known cells

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mycoplasma

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12
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process by which nitrogen are taken from its molecular

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nitrogen fixation

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13
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a complex cilliated protist

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vorticella

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14
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specialized cells are formed by this process

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differentiation

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15
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two units of linear measure are most commonly used to describe structures within a cell

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micrometer and nanometer

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16
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cells are collections of nanomachines has inspired a research field

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synthetic biology

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17
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certain disease were caused by pathogens that were even smaller

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pairs if electrons are shared between pairs of atoms

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covalent bonds

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an asymmetric distribution of charge or dipole

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molecules that consist entirely of carbon and hydrogen of atoms

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a negatively charged ion

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a positively charged ion

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a different arrangement of electrons within an atom can produce a highly reactive species

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free radical

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acitic acid

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bite of the ants
formic acid
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do not depend on shared electrons but rather on attractive forces between atoms
non covalent bonds
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an attraction between fully charged components
ionic bond
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positively charged nucleus of the hydrogen atom can approach near enough to an unshared pair of outer electrons of a second electronegative atom to form an attractive interaction
hydrogen bonds
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water loving
hydrophilic
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water fearing
hydrophobic
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association of non polar molecules
hydrophobic interaction
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default bond
van der waals
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what you get when you put water and hydrogen ions together, forming H3O+.
hydronium
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chemistry of life
carbon
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compounds produced by living organisms
biochemicals
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The Life-Supporting Properties of Water
1. water is a highly asymmetric molecule with the O atom at one end and the two H atoms at the opposite end. 2. Each of the two covalent bonds in the molecule is highly polarized. 3. All three atoms in a water molecule are adept at forming hydrogen bonds.
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cells theory
- All organisms are composed of one or more cells - The cell is the structural unit of life - Cells can arise only by division from a preexisting cell - Cells contain a genetic information and that information is passed from parent to daughter cell
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9 fundamental properties of cells
- Cells are highly complex and organized - Cells possess genetic program and the means to use it - Cells are capable of producing more of themselves - Cells carry out variety of chemical reactions - Cells engage in Mechanical activities - Cells acquire and utilize energy - Cells are capable of self regulation - Cells evolve - Cells are able to respond to stimuli
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3 domains
Archaea Eukarya Bacteria
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phases of mitosis
prophase anaphase metaphase telophase
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classification of biological molecules
- Macromolecules - The building blocks of micromolecules - Metabolic Intermediates - Molecules of miscellaneous function