Exam 2 Flashcards

1
Q

Is RNA more stable or reactive

A

Reactive

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2
Q

What is the major difference in DNA/RNA

A

DNA has oxygen and hydrogen, while RNA only has hydrogen

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3
Q

Is DNA more stable or reactive

A

Stable

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4
Q

What are small bases called and what are they?

A

Pyrimidines, ( C-T)

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5
Q

What are large bases called and what are they?

A

Purines, (A-G)

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6
Q

What is double stranded and anti parallel?

A

DNA

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7
Q

What are the Complementary Bonds?

A

A pairs with T : G pairs with C

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8
Q

What is the distance between the pairs

A

2 nanometers

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9
Q

Distance from one “stair” to the next

A

0.3

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10
Q

How many bases to go around?

A

10

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11
Q

Which replication model brings 2 half’s to make new strands

A

*Semi conservative

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12
Q

What Model stated that DNA double helix structure is held together by hydrogen bonds

A

Watson & Crick Model 1953

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13
Q

Which replication model fully retains your model of DNA, never changing your original information

A

Conservative

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14
Q

Which replication model scrambles the DNA losing and shifting the information

A

Dispersive

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15
Q

What does the telomere prevent

A

Unraveling

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16
Q

What process is used to make copy of cells, growth & development (repair)

A

Mitosis

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17
Q

What process is used to create gametes (sex cells)

A

Meiosis

18
Q

What does Heterozygous Mean

A

having two different versions of the same gene

19
Q

What does Homozygous Mean

A

having 2 same versions of the same gene

20
Q

What does the first gap In Mitosis do?

A

Cells make sure prep

21
Q

What does the second gap in Mitosis do?

A

Checks if all the copying is right

22
Q

What is Interphase

A

G1+ S + G2

23
Q

What happens in Prophase (Mitosis & Meiosis)

A

Nucleus disassembles, spindal fiber form

24
Q

What happens in Metaphase (Mitosis)

A

Sister chromosomes line up single file

25
Q

What happens in Telophase (Mitosis)

A

2 nuclei in the cell

26
Q

What happens in Cytokinesis (Mitosis)

A

Splits the 2 nuclei in half

27
Q

What happens in Anaphase. (Mitosis & Meiosis)

A

Separates the the file lines

28
Q

What happens in Metaphase (Meiosis)

A

Lines up in a double file

29
Q

What is the Mitochondria, and what is it’s function?

A

Powerhouse of the cells- makes atp

30
Q

What do Lysosomes do?

A

Dissemble things

31
Q

What are Organelles

A

Digestive enzymes

32
Q

Where is the Endoplasmic Reticulum (Er)

A

Inside the cytoplasm

33
Q

What is the difference between rough and smooth (er)

A

Rough er has ribosomes, where smooth er does not

34
Q

What synthesis is rough er responsible for

A

Protein synthesis

35
Q

What synthesis is smooth er responsible for

A

Lipid synthesis

36
Q

What is Protein synthesis

A

when ribosomes help make protein

37
Q

What is Lipid Synthesis

A

When cells are making phospholipids

37
Q

Golgi

A

Where protein & lipids are shipped and received

38
Q

Nucleus

A

Stores information

39
Q

What is a phenotype

A

Something you can measure

40
Q

What is the mutation only in X chromosome

A

Hemophilia

41
Q

What are Ribosomes

A

Building blocks that make protein (RNA)