Biology Final Exam Vocab Flashcards

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fermentation

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C6H1206 (glucose) —> 2C2H5OH (ethanol) + 2CO2 + <e> (energy)</e>

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Chromosome

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helix of DNA condensed for easy mitosis or meiosis

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3
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RNA

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single-stranded DNA

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4
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Nucleotide

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3 parts base, ribose sugar, phosphate bond

full complement of DNA structural units: phosphate bond - ribose sugar (backbone) - nucleic acid

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5
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Metaphase

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chromosomes line up on the equator of cell

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6
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Cellular respiration

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C6H12O6 —>H20 +O2 + <E></E>

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7
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aerobic respiration

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see respiration

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8
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genome

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nuclear DNA per individual deoxyribose nucleic acid

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9
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gene

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area of DNA that codes for a trait/protein

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10
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Prophase

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You can see genetic material, chromosomes form, nuclear envelope dissolves

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11
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Enzyme

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biological catalyst

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12
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Anaerobic respiration

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Incomplete respiration that yields lactic acid or ethanol not CO2 and water

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Base

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A, T, C, G
Adenine, Thymine, Cytosine, Guanine

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14
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Cell cycle

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G1, S, G2, Mitosis

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15
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Anaphase

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spindle fibers shorten separating

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16
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Telophase

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chromosomes are at poles, nuclear envelope starts to form, cytokinesis begins

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17
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Heterozygous

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genes that are different

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18
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Phenotype

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how genes express what they look like

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19
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Alleles

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alternate term for genes

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20
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allele

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alternative word for gene

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21
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nucleotide

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a full complement of DNA structural

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22
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Cytokinesis

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cell is cleaved into 2 separate daughter cells

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23
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Homozygous

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genes that are the same

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24
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Genotype

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expression of genes on a minute scale

what they are

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Proteins
combinations of amino acids, what DNA codes for expressions of genes assembling amino acid by using DNA template
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PMAT
Prophase: chromosomes become visible, nuclear envelope disappears Metaphase: chromosomes line up on the equator Anaphase: spindle fibers shorten separating chromosomes at the centromere pulling them to separate poles Telophase: separate nuclear envelope
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Chromatin
nuclear material beginning to condense into chromosomes
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Dominant
gene that will express in heterozygous form
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Incomplete dominance
usually involves partial expression or mixing of heterozygous genes
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Monohybrid
looking at the possibility of one gene expression from 2 parents
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A, T, C, G, U
Nitrogenous bases of DNA/RNA
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cytokinesis
separation of daughter cells after mitosis
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Sister chromatids
copies of each other connected with a centromere
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recessive
gene that does not express in heterozygous form
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double helix
twisted ladder structure of the DNA molecule
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locus
a specific spot on the DNA molecule
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mitochondria
site of ATP synthesis for cellular respiration
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xanthophll
brown pigments used in photosynthesis
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sickle cell
novel mutation selected for in equatorial Africa providing some immunity to malaria
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pectinase
enzyme used to dissolve pectin in fruit and release more juice from the cell
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emporase or renin
enzyme we used in making cheese
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crossing-over
"leggy" chromosomes share genetic information making hybrid chromosomes
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sister chromatids
copies of chromosomes attached at centromere
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carrier
mutated gene that only expresses in homozygous conditions if you have one gene you are a carrier but its not expressed
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codominance
condition in heterzygous conditions results in both genes expressing e.g. blood type in humans SB
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DNA
deoxyribose nucleic acid
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independent assortment
chromosomes all go into separate gametes during meiosis
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locus
a spot or nucleotide on a chromosome
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homologous
pairs of chromosomes that come from different parents. These will never be connected by centromeres
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centromere
area where sister chromatids are attached
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TLC
thin layer chromatography - our photosynthesis lab
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incomplete domiance
genetic condition that heterozygous condition results in mixed expression like red and white snapdragons result on pink
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dihybrid cross
punnett square with 16 squares looking at statistical probability of 2 different genes from 2 different parents
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family pedigree
chart that tracks the movement of genes through generations
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interphase
phase of cell-cycle except mitosis
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amino acid
expression of groups of 3 nucleic acids (codon) 20 of them building blocks of proteins
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tetrad
group of 4 chromosomes consisting of one from each parent (2) that have replicated after S phase (4)
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protease
enzyme that encourages DNA replication in PCR (polymerase chain reaction)