exam 3 Flashcards

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nucleotide =

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phosphate + sugar + nitrogen base

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what is the backbone made up of

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phosphate group and 5 carbon sugar

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3
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DNA’s 5 carbon sugar is

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deoxyribose

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4
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RNA’s 5 carbon sugar is

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ribose

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5
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what is in the rungs of the double helix

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nitrogen bases

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6
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what are the nitrogen bases in DNA

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adenine (a)
thymine (t)
guanine (g)
cytosine (c)

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7
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what are the nitrogen bases in RNA

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adenine (a)
uracil (u)
guanine (g)
cytosine (c)

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8
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what are the complementary base pairing for DNA

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A = T
G = C

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9
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what are the complementary base pairing for RNA

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A = U
G = C

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10
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how many hydrogen bonds does A = T base pairing have

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2

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11
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how many hydrogen bonds does G = C base pairing have

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3

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12
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what is transcription

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DNA converting to RNA

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13
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what is translation

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making of proteins using RNA

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14
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what is DNA or RNA made up of

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nucleotides

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15
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DNA is double or single stranded

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double stranded

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16
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RNA is double or single stranded

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single stranded

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17
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what carries out translation

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ribosomes

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18
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what is RNA polymerase

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an enzyme that catalyzes the chemical reactions that synthesize RNA from DNA

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19
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who discovered DNA structure

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rosalind franklin

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20
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what is semiconservative replication

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enzymes unzip your DNA which seperated the 2 backbones
then copies the new strand (DNA polymerase) synthesizes both parent strands

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21
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what is a codon

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sequence of 3 nucleotides in a DNA or RNA that codes for a specific amino acid

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22
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how many nucleotides are in a codon

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3

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23
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what is electrophoresis

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a lab technique used to seperate DNA , RNA, and protein molecules based on their size and electrical charge

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24
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when do we use electrophoresis

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during finger profiling or DNA profiling

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electrophoresis sperates DNA by
size and charge
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what is a homozygous dominant B
BB
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what is a heterozygous B
Bb
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what is a homozygous recessive
bb
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what is codominance
when 2 genes both present in phenotype flowers 2 colors
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what is incomplete dominance
when both genes combine to form present a new phenotype red + white = pink
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what is genotype
Bb - wording for genes
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what is a phenotype
that actually physical trait that the genes express
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the p generation is
the parental generation or the original generation
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what is the f1 generation
the offspring of the p generation
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what is the f2 generation
the offspring of the f1 generation
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what is evolution
change in allele frequency in a population over time
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what is natural selection?
Darwin coined it survival of the fittest
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what did Darwin discover
theory of evolution
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are mutations random
yes
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mutation introduces new
alleles
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what is an advantageous mutation
a trait that increases an organisms fitness
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what is a deleterious mutation
a trait that decreases an organisms fitness
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what is a neutral mutation
a mutation that does not affect an organisms fitness
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what is a species
a group of organisms that produce fertile offspring
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what is a vestigial organ
organs that an organisms has but has no function leftover structures from ancestors
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what does vestigial organs prove
evolution
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what is comparative anatomy
the comparison of body structure between different species
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what is comparative embryology
early stages of development in different organisms look similar
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what is biogeography
pangea the study of the geographic distribution of species
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what is pangea
when all the continents were stuck together
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what is transitional fossils
imprints or remains of organisms that show evidence that things descended from other things
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what is speciation
when 1 species splits into 2 species
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what is allopatric speciaiton
when an actual physical barrier blocks species from procreating
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what is an example of allopatric speciaiton
geographical isolation
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what is sympatric speciation
when no barriers or mutations block species from procreating
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what are some examples of sympatric speciation
habitat/ ecological isolation temporal isolation gametic isolation mechanical isolation
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how does evolution occur
gene flow mutations genetic drift natural selection sexual selection
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what is gene flow
transfer of genes material from one population to another immigration and emigration
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what is genetic drift
change in the frequency of existing gene due to random chance
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what is sexual selection
genes to help with mating and procreation
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what is the bottleneck affect
genetic drift that happens when the size of a population is severely reduced
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what is the founders affect
reduction in gene variation that occurs when a small group becomes seperated from a larger population
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what are the 2 types of genetic drift
bottle neck affect founders affect
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what are traits of r selected organisms
short life span many offspring little parental care small size
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what are the traits of k selected organisms
long life span few offspring more parental care large size
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what is carrying capacity
the max population an environment can support
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what is density dependent regulation
too many individuals = reduced reproduction or increased mortality
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why is there a decrease increased mortatlity from density dependent regulation
competition for resources
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what is density independent regulation
abiotic factors that increase mortality
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what are some examples of density independent regulation
tornados tsunamis flood viruses covid
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is an autotroph a producer or consumer
producer
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is a heterotroph a producer or consumer
consumer
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what are niches
specific habitat and role
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what is competitive exclusion
when one species uses resources more efficently and drives other species extinct
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what is resource partioning
when species alter their use of niche and divide resources
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what is a food chain
displays one path of consumption
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what is always at the bottom of the food chain
producers (that do photosynthesis)
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what is a food web
displays multiple food chains
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what is the water cycles natural reservior
the ocean
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what is the carbon cycles natural reservior
atmosphere / air
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what is the phosphate cycles natural reservior
rocks
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what is the nitrogen cycles natural reservior
atmosphere/ air
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why is biodiversity important (at least 5)
natural resources ecosystem services human health biomimicry technology recreation entertainment culture art
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what threatens biodiversity?
Habitat destruction invasive species population pollution climate change over exploitation
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what is the acronym to use to remember what threatens biodiversity
HIPPCO