Exam 1 Flashcards

1
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Kilo

A

1,000; 10^3

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2
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K

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kilo

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3
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centi

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0.01; 10^-2

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4
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c

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centi

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5
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milli

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0.001; 10^-3

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6
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m

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milli

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7
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micro

A

10^-6; 0.000001

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8
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u

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micro

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9
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nano

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0.000000001; 10^-9

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10
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n

A

nano

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11
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pico

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0.000000000001; 10^-12

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12
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p

A

pico

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13
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(F-32)/1.8

A

Celsius

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14
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Cx1.8+32

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Fahrenheit

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15
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1in. = _______ mm

A

25.4

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16
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300 g water

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300 ml water

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17
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measurable

A

quantitative

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18
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not measurable, judgement call

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qualitative

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19
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ability to obtain true value

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accuracy

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20
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ability to obtain the same value repeatedly

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precision

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21
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Faulty lab supplies, over-simplification, misreading instrument: consistent errors

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systematic errors

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22
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Inconsistencies in the way measurements are made or in lab equipment

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Random errors

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23
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Misread a value, wrote value down wrong

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human errors

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24
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Domains of eubacteria and archaebacteria

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Prokaryotic cells

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25
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Domain eukarya

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Eukaryotic cells

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26
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DNA is stored here; has a double phospholipid bilayer

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nucleus

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27
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all the stuff inside the cell and outside the nucleus

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Cytoplasm

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28
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liquid inside the cell and outside the nucleus

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cytosol

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29
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membrane-bound, perform functions for the cell, in cytosol

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organelles

30
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energy

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mitochondrion

31
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protein and lipid synthesis

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endoplasmic reticulum

32
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protein targeting

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Golgi apparatus

33
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digests cellular debris

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lysosome

34
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digests toxins

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peroxisome

35
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two layers of phospholipids;

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cell membrane, plasma membrane

36
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two fatty acid tails that are hydrophobic; phosphate head that is hydrophilic

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phospholipid

37
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semi-permeable

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cell membrane

38
Q

movement of particles from one place to another, down their concentration gradient

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diffusion

39
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diffusion of solvent

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osmosis

40
Q

size, charge state, concentration determines what?

A

Permeability

41
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large, charged, or going up concentration gradient molecules are what?

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impermeable

42
Q

molecules that are small, not charged, and going down their concentration gradient are what?

A

permeable

43
Q

When small uncharged molecules pass through the membrane it is called what?

A

passive diffusion

44
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goes with the concentration gradient

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facilitated diffusion

45
Q

goes against concentration gradient, requires ATP

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Active Transport

46
Q

minor component in a solution, dissolved in the solvent

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solute

47
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major component in a solution, what the solute is dissolved in

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solvent

48
Q

a mixture of solute and solvent

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solution

49
Q

Benedicts Reagent

A

Glucose

50
Q

Lugol’s Solution

A

Starch

51
Q

Siliver Nitrate

A

NaCl

52
Q

Observation, Research, Hypothesis, Experiment, Collect Data, Analyze Data, Conclusions

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Steps of the Scientific Method

53
Q

Original research, peer reviewed, assessed for quality by another scientist in the field before publishing

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Primary Literature

54
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Papers compile what is currently known in the field about a subject by combining the finding of multiple primary research articles

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Review

55
Q

Current, Relevant, Authoritative, Accurate, Purposeful

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CRAAP Test

56
Q

Choose, Plan, Collect

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Experimental Design

57
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Statement, clearly stated, must have variables

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Hypothesis

58
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Variable manipulated or changed by the researcher

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Independent Variable

59
Q

The measured Response

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Dependent Variable

60
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This variable/condition is kept the same across all experiments

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Control

61
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systematic process of gathering observations or measurements

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Data Collection

62
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Depends on your own opinion or bias

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Subjective

63
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unbiased, impartial, factual, and verifiable

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Objective

64
Q

the amount that the image of an object is enlarged

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magnification

65
Q

extent to which object detail is preserved during magnification

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Resolving Power

66
Q

How deep into the sample is in focus

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Depth of Field

67
Q

How far across the sample is in focus

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Field of View

68
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Focus remains the same even if the magnification changes

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Parfocal

69
Q

Center of field of view is the same even if the magnification changes

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Parcentral

70
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degree to which image details stand out against their background

A

Contrast