Exam 1 Flashcards

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Prokaryotic & Eukaryotic similarities

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All have vesicles

All have vacuoles

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Prokaryotic & Eukaryotic Differences

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Size is small, Size is big
unicellular, Multicellular
no, More than one chromosomes
Multiple proteins act together to fold and condense prokaryotic DNA
Wrap DNA around proteins called histones
no, have chloroplasts
Chemically complexed Cell wall in plant cell and fungi

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3
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Animal cell & plant cell Similarities

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Cytoplasm
Ribosomes
Mitochondria
Nucleus

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4
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Animal cell & plant cell differences

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Round shape        Rectangular shape
One or more vacuoles        One
No        Chloroplast
No         Plastids
Cell membrane      Cell wall and membrane
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5
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how we classify and name living things and properly write a species name

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Genus, species

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6
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Big whack hypothesis

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more seasonal stability

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7
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Water

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from solar system

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8
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size

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right amount of gravity

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9
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plate tectonics

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terrestrial habitat

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10
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goldilocks orbit

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habitable temperature

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11
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Describe the basic structure of a virus, why it is considered to be non-living, and how it is able to reproduce

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Virus is an infectious particle consisting of nucleic acid enclosed in a protein coat
It is considered as non-living because they do not metabolism
They replicate themselves by inserting a host cell, to use enzymes, ribosomes, and small molecules of host cells to synthesize progeny viruses during replication.

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12
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Describe the structure of DNA and RNA

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five carbon sugar
phosphate
base pair
nitrogen base

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13
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Explain how DNA is replicated in prokaryotes and eukaryotes, including similarities and differences

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Prokaryotes - 1 chromosome(usually circular), slightly packaged, 4.6 million nucleotide pairs, DNA replication is less than 1 hour
Eukaryotes - 46 chromosome(linear), highly packaged, 6 billion nucleotide pairs, DNA on cell replicated few hours
They both use enzyme

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14
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Describe what happens during interphase and the mitotic phase of the cell cycle and relative time cells spend in each

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Interphase: DNA is replicated

Mitotic phase: mitosis(DNA separation) and cytokinesis(cytoplasm divided).

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15
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Identify sister chromatids, homologous chromosomes, and centromeres/ kinetochores

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Identify sister chromatids, homologous chromosomes, and centromeres/ kinetochores

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16
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Compare and contrast meiosis and mitosis, describe examples of cells that undergo each (which happens in asexual vs sexual reproduction?)

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Compare and contrast meiosis and mitosis, describe examples of cells that undergo each (which happens in asexual vs sexual reproduction?)

17
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Explain sources of variation that arise from meiosis (3 sources of genetic variation)

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  • Crossing over Homologous chromosome pair —> as the chromosomes move closer together, synapsis occurs —> Chromatids break, and genetic information is exchanged
  • Independent assortment different chromatid in daughter cell
  • Random fertilization *any sperm can fuse with any egg.