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Cell Structure and Function- Subcellular components
What is the function the ribosome,
What is the structure of the ribo...,
What are the three types of rna i...
29
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Cell Structure and Function 2.2
How does the endoplasmic reticulu...,
How does the endoplasmic reticulu...,
How does the endoplasmic reticulu...
20
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Cell Size 2.3
How does surface area to volume r...,
What type of surface area to volu...,
What is the sa to volume ratio of...
11
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Plasma Membranes 2.4
What are the components of the ce...,
Describe the orientation of the c...,
How does the phospholipid bilayer...
9
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Membrane Permeability 2.5
What types of materials can easil...,
What types of materials require a...,
True or false any molecule can us...
12
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Membrane Transport 2.6
What is passive transport,
Identify two examples of passive ...,
What is active transport
13
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Facilitated Diffusion 2.7
How do charged molecules or ions ...,
How do large polar molecules pass...,
How do small amounts of water pas...
9
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Tonicity and Osmoregulation 2.8
What does it mean if a solution i...,
What does it mean if a solution i...,
What does it mean if a solution i...
22
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3.1: Enzyme Structure
What is the monomer that makes up...,
How does a substrate bind to an e...,
What happens after the substrate ...
6
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3.2: Enzyme Catalysis
How does an enzyme affect the rat...,
What is an enzyme catalyzed reaction,
How is the activation energy of a...
6
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3.3: Environmental impacts on Enzyme Function
Identify two conditions that affe...,
How does a change in structure af...,
Predict three different possible ...
16
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3.4: Cellular Energy
What is the 1st law of thermodyna...,
What is the second law of thermod...,
How is order entropy maintained i...
10
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3.5: Photosynthesis
Where does the energy that fuels ...,
What organism first evolved photo...,
Identify one piece of evidence th...
18
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FRQ
Examples of control variables tha...,
How affect physiology of a fish
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3.6: Cellular Respiration
What is fermentation identify the...,
What is the process of cellular r...,
What is the electron transport chain
24
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3.7: Fitness
How does variation at the molecul...,
How does this variation in number...
2
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4.1: Cell Communication
Identify a message communicated b...,
Identify a message communicated b...,
How do cells communicate over a s...
9
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4.2: Introduction to Signal Transduction
What are the components of a sign...,
What occurs during the process of...,
What occurs during the process of...
14
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4.3: Signal Transduction
Identify two examples of a cell r...,
What is apoptosis,
Why would a cell undergo apoptosis
6
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4.4: Changes in Signal Transduction Pathways
What would happen if there was a ...,
What would happen if there was a ...,
How can a chemical interfere with...
5
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4.5: Feedback
What is positive feedback identif...,
What is negative feedback identif...,
Using internal change describe ho...
4
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4.6: Cell Cycle
What are the three phases of the ...,
What are the phases of interphase...,
What are the phases of mitosis an...
12
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4.7: Regulation of the Cell Cycle
What occurs at the g1 checkpoint,
What occurs at the g2 checkpoint,
What are cyclins what are cdks ho...
12
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5.1: Meiosis
What are the phases of meiosis i,
What is the role of meiosis i,
What are the phases of meiosis ii
13
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5.2: Meiosis and Genetic diversity
When do homologous chromosomes se...,
How do homologous chromosomes sep...,
How do daughter cells receive bot...
8
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5.3: Mendelian Genetics
What substances are the carriers ...,
What organisms have ribosomes how...,
How does a shared genetic code de...
14
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5.4: Non-Mendelian Genetics
What are linked genes how are the...,
If the recombination frequency is...,
If a male is affected with a sex ...
9
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5.5: Environmental Effects on Phenotype
What is phenotype plasticity give...,
What is the evolutionary signific...,
How do environmental factors affe...
3
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6.1: DNA and RNA Structure
What is the primary source of her...,
How is genetic information transm...,
What is dna how is it stored
10
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6.2: Relpication
What direction is dna synthesized...,
What is the function of helicase,
What is the function of topoisome...
9
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6.3: Transcription and RNA Processing
What is transcription,
What is the central dogma,
What is the function of mrna
17
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6.4: Translation
Where does translation take place,
How does the location of translat...,
What are the three steps of trans...
17
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6.5: Regulation of Gene Expression
What are regulatory sequences,
What is the promoter region,
What is the tata box
19
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6.6: Gene Expression and Cell Specialization
What is the function of the promoter,
What is the function of transcrip...,
How do transcription factors affe...
10
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6.7: Mutations
How does the genotype influence t...,
How do new phenotypes originate,
How do mutations affect gene prod...
27
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7.1: Introduction to Natural Selection
What is natural selection,
How does natural selection lead t...,
What is darwin s theory of natura...
12
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7.2: Natural Selection
What is a phenotype,
What does natural selection act o...,
What does natural selection modif...
7
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7.3: Artificial Selection
What is artificial selection,
How does artificial selection mod...,
Identify two examples of artifici...
6
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7.4: Population Genetics
What are mutations,
Identify two examples of mutation...,
How do mutations affect genetic m...
21
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2.9: Mechanisms of Transport
How do ions move across the membrane,
Describe the process of passive t...,
Describe the process of facilitat...
9
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7.5: Hardy Weinberg Equilibrium
What is hardy weinberg equilibrium,
What are the five conditions that...,
What is allele frequency
8
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