final lab Bio 1 Flashcards
which sugars did yeast fermented to in cellular respiration?
glucose, sucrose, glucose mg, and glucose citrate
which is a cofactor for enolase and kinase
Mg(magnesium)
what are the inhibitors for glycolysis? how do they inhibit?
azide and fluoride
what was the wavelength to test for spinach
between 400-700
what color is the wavelength 400-430?
violet
what color is the wavelength 435-500?
blue
what color is the wavelength 500-520?
cyan (blueish)
what color is the wavelength 520-565
green
what color is the wavelength 565-590?
yellow
what color is the wavelength 600-625?
orange
what color is the wavelength 625-740?
red
what is the acronym for the cell cycle and what are the names
Interphase-cell growth
Prophase-chromosome condense
Pro-metaphase- spindle fibers form and slowly move toward the metal plate
Metaphase aligns in the metaphase plate
Anaphase- gets pulled apart by the spindle fibers
Telophase- new nuclear envelopes forms
when does crossover take place in meiosis?
prophase I
when does synapsis take place in meiosis?
Prophase I
when does the alignment of homologs take place in meiosis?
metaphase I
when does reduction division take place in meiosis?
anaphase I
when does the separation of sister chromatids take place in meiosis?
anaphase II
frame shift mutation
mutation caused by insertion or deletion
point mutation
single nucleotide base is change in the DNA sequence
nonsense mutation
a stop codon is placed instead of a different amino acid
missense mutation
alter the function of a protein with the same code
common forms of aneuploidy
trisomy 21( Down syndrome)
trisomy 13( Edwards syndrome)
trisomy 18 ( Patau syndrome)
excision repair and mismatch repair mechanism
base excision- correct small DNA lesion (removes damaged base and repairs)
mismatch repair- a highly conserved pathway that maintains stability (insertion or deletion mutation)
what is codominance?
two alleles expressed to an equal degree with an organism
what is partial-dominance?
both alleles are partially present in the phenotype