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For the monarch butterfly experiment, what was the independent variable?

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This was the manipulated variable - the presence of absence of infection was the IV.

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What was the DV in the monarch butterfly experiment?

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of eggs laid

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3
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What is a hypothesis?

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A tentative explanation of observed phenomenon.

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Is a hypothesis a if, then statement?

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NO, that is the predictive statement. The hypothesis can be inserted in this statement: If (insert hypothesis), then…

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What would be the hypothesis and predictive statement for the butterfly experiment?

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Infected mothers prefer to lay their eggs on antiparasitic plant. If infected mothers prefer to lay their eggs on antiparasitic plant, then there will be more eggs on antiparasitic plant.

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What would be the control group in the butterfly experiment?

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The uninfected butterflies.

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What is the numerical aperture equation?

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What is resolution?

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The smallest distance between two points on a specimen that can still be distinguished as two separate entities.

The higher the resolution the smaller the distnace = more detail.

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What is field of view and depth of field?

What happens to these if magnification increases?

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FOV - circle of light seen in the microscope

DOF - thickness of specimen that may be seen in focus at one time.

If the magnification increases, DOF and FOV decrease

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What is osmosis?

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Net diffusion of WATER across a semi-permeable membrane down concentration gradient.

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What is diffusion?

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Net movement of molecules down concentration gradient.

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12
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What was the positive control in the glucose experiment?

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The glucose in the dialysis bag.

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13
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What was the negative control for the diffusion experiment?

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The water

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For the amylase experiment, how would you test for denaturation?

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Bring the enzyme back to optimal conditions and test for function. for Amylase this is pH of 7 and temperature of 37 degrees celsius.

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15
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What gas is released during photosynthesis? What gas is fixed during photosynthesis?

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O2 released

CO2 fixed

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16
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Do polar solutes or nonpolar solutes travel further on chromatography paper with a nonpolar solvent?

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nonpolar travel further.

17
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What blank was used in this experiment to extract the pigment?

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acetone

18
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What is an action spectrum?

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This is a graph that illistrates the efficacy of different wavelengths of light in promoting photosynthesis.

19
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What is the primary pigment used in photosynthesis experiment? accessory?

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Chlorophyll A

accessory: chlorophyll B, xanthophyll, carotene

20
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What is H2O converted to in photosynthesis?

What is CO2 converted to in photosynthesis?

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H2O -> O2

CO2 -> Glucose

21
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Describe a chromatid.

Describe a chromosome.

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Chromatid - DNA molecule

Chromosome - Complex of DNA and proteins