bio lab 106 final Flashcards

(48 cards)

1
Q

pH of pure water

A

7

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2
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buffers

A

sets of chemicals that “soak up” excess H+, keep pH stable

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3
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ocean acidification

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too much CO2 absorbed, pH decreases

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4
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diffusion

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movement from high to low concentration ; driven by random(brownian) motion/kinetic energy

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5
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what does the rate of diffusion depend on?

A

temp, molecular weight, and solvent density

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6
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osmosis

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movement of water across a semipermeable membrane

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7
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isotonic solution

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same concentration of solutes and water

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8
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hypotonic solution

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lower concentration of solutes and higher water

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9
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hypertonic solution

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higher concentration of solutes and lower water

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10
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mode

A

number with the greatest frequency

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11
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standard deviation

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how “clustered” values are

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12
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null hypothesis

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there is no difference between the groups of data

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13
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standard alpha value

A

0.05

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14
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statistic < a

A

reject null hypothesis - difference is present

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15
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statistic > a

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accept/ fail to reject null hypothesis - no difference

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16
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enyzmes

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proteins that act as catalysts

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17
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enzymes ___ the activation energy in a reaction

A

lower

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18
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wavelength

A

distance between wave peaks

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19
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transmittance

A

how much light makes it through the solution

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20
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exergonic reactions

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breakdown of large molecules, energy released

21
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endergonic reactions

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building large molecules from small molecules, energy consumed

22
Q

cellobiase

A

disaccharide of two glucose molecules, breaks down cellubiose

23
Q

the more yellow, the more:

24
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photosynthetically active radiation (PAR)

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part of light spectrum from ~400-700 nanometers that photosynthetic organisms are able to use in process of photosynthesis

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do plants use respiration?
yes
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fermentation
anaerobic respiration
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endotherms
use metabolic energy to maintain constant body temperature relative to their environment
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ectotherms
use environmental energy and behavioral adaptations to regulate their body temperature
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ectotherm vs endotherm higher metabolic rate?
endotherm for maintaining constant internal temp
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mitosis
parent cell divides to produce two identical daughter cells; somatic cells
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meiosis
reduces chromosome number from diploid (2n) to haploid (n); sex cells
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gametes
sperm and egg
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meiosis produces
four haploid daughter cells
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each homologous chromosome has
two copies (sister chromatids)
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centromere
common region that holds together sister chromatids
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fertilization
gametes merge into a diploid cell called a zygote that undergoes mitosis
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each zygote has
2 copies of each chromosome (homologous chromosomes), and therefore 2 alleles for each gene
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genotype
combination of alleles
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two parts of cell division
division of DNA and division of cytoplasm
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spindle
specialized DNA sorting machine
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autosomes
contain genes for non-sex traits
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interphase
all chromosomes are copied
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m phase
cells divide up their DNA and cytoplasm
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tetrad
4 chromosomes held together during meiosis I
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DNA is copied by
the enzyme polymerase
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primers
bind DNA and specify what gets copied
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dNTPs
building blocks that make a new strand of DNA
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base-pairing
used to generate a complementary strand during replication