Extra Credit Flashcards

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Which are molecules that lymphocytes recognize as foreign and that elicit in immune response

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Antigens

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What is the primary function of endonucleases in constructing recombinant DNA molecules

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Identify and extract desires DNA fragments

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3
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which carries the coded instructions for an amino-acid sequence to the ribosome

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tRNA

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4
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chromosomes are produced in what part of the eukaryotic cell

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nucleus

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5
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genetic engineering of plants can produce crops with new and beneficial

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traits

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if a allele is recessive and lethal in homozygotes before they reproduce

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the allele will remain in the population at a low frquency

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which is a prokaryotic cell that causes disease when it is ingested in contammined food or water

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bacterium

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8
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which is a product of the electron chain transport

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ATP

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9
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second generation offspring from a cross between two homozygotes are the

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F2 generation

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10
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most HIV infections a transmitted through

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Blood

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except for stop codons, a codon calls for a specific

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amino acid

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12
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which organelle in the diagram below is known as the powerhouse of the cell
question #18

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mitochondria

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13
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the DNA message depends on the order of the

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nitrogenous bases

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14
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DNA replication is

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semiconservative

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15
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which statement is true

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in mitosis the chromosomes separate once while in meiosis the chromosomes separate twice

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16
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based on the food pyramid below which organism has the least amount of energy available to it
question#24

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owl

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17
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which statement accurately describes the role of a particular organelle

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the golgi apparatus synthesizes and stores proteins

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18
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what is the purpose of the cell membrane

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to form a boundary to allow wastes in and out of the cell

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natural selection is sometimes called survival of the fittest. which most accurately describes an organisms fitness

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fertility of its offspring

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if the genotype of the parents are known, it is possible to determine the likelihood of an offspring inheriting certain

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phenotype

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21
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proteins catalyze biochemical reactions without altering the reaction equilibrium are called

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enzymes

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22
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when DNA replicates, each new DNA molecule has

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one original strand and one new strand

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23
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which carry impulses from the skin to the central nervous system

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sensory neurons

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usable energy is captured from the sunlight by

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deviations from the Hardy-Weinberg equation can cause what in a gene pool
drift
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What is the primary function of nephrons in the kidneys
To remove wastes from the blood
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if the bark on all trees of the type shown below became spotted over a period of years, what effect would this most likely have on the beetle population
most beetles would be spotted
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imagine that you have just touched a warm burner. which type of neuron would relay a message to your brain
sensory neuron
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fluctuations in population size in an ecosystem are determined by the relative rates of all of the following except
over feeding
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strips of land that allow the organisms of a population to migrate from one area to another are called
habitat corridors
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natural selection acts on
phenotype, whether they are results of dominant or recessive genes
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what digestive aid is secreted to break down fat molecules
lipase enzymes
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one form of protection against disease given to small children and adolescents
vaccination
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what do chromosomes determine
sex of offspring
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one application of DNA fingerprinting is used to correct genetic disorders. This Is called
gene therapy
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to be inherited by future generations, a gene mutation would have to occur in
sex cells
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a heterozygote has
a pair of contrasting alleles
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the most vital part of an ecosystem is found in the stability of its
producers and composers
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nucleotide bases are read how many at a time
three
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rules of probability apply to the inheritance of traits coded by
a single gene
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an antibody is used by the immune system to identify foreign matter. an antibody is a(an)
protein
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tissues, organs, and organ systems work together to maintain
a stable enviroment
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the evolution of a new species is called
speciation
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a diagram depicting the pattern of shared characteristics between organisms is called a
cladogram
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proteins having different amino-acid sequences have different
shape and chemical properties
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in muscle cells, a protein that plays a significant role in the contraction is
actin
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variation within a species increases the likelihood that at least some members of a species will
survive
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which base is complementary strand of the base shown below (thymine)
adenine
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the first line of defense against disease in the human body is
the skin
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if both parents are heterozygous for two particular genes, how many phenotypes are possible
four
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how often are new mutations generated in a gene pool
constantly
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look at the following for descriptions of changes in gene frequency between a larger population and a smaller, related population. which of these is an example of natural selection
adaptive change
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homeostasis is maintained by
negative controls
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assuming that the reading frame begins after the start signal AUG, how many amino acids are coded for in this mRNA sequence AUG-UUA-CAC-CGU-CAC
four
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the picture below show two neurons. A nerve impulse moves from neuron A to neuron B because of
the release of chemicals called neurotransmitters
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what purpose do molecular clocks serve
they allow scientist to estimate the relative chronology of evolutionary relationships
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what is nitrogen fixation
the principle that describes why nitrogen stays at a fixed level in the atmosphere