Exam 2 Flashcards

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a linear piece of DNA wrapped around Proteins for efficient storage

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Chromosome

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2
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linear chromosomes within a nucleus

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Eukaryotic Cells

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3
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Single Circular chromosome attached to the Cell membrane

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Prokaryotic

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4
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a chromosome with the same genetic information with slight variation in sequence

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Homologous Chromosomes

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5
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A pair of homologous chromosomes, i;e. PATERNAL AND MATERNAL CHROMSOME

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Homologous Pair

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6
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the chromatid of a chromosome that has been replicated, resulting in identical genetic sequences

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Sister chromatids

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7
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The process of Cell Division

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Mitosis

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8
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The genetic material is replicated during the DMA synthesis portion of interphase

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Interphase

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Chromatids condense, spindle fibers form, and the nuclear envelope dissolves

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Prophase

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10
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chromatids line up in the center, spindle fibers attach to chromatids

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metaphase

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11
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spindle fibers separate sister chromatids, chromosomes move toward the side

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Anaphase

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12
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nuclear membrane form around each set of DNA, Chromosomes decondense

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Telophase

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13
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cytoplasm divides into 2, resulting in 2 daughter cells

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Cytoskines

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14
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unrestrained cell growth and division

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Cancer

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15
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spread to adjacent tissue

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Metastasize

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16
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A in Dna may cause a cell to grow out of control

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Mutuation

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17
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DNA damaging agents such as x rays, sun, nuclear radiation, viruses

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Mutagens

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18
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A single parent produces identical offspring

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Asexual

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19
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offspring produced by fertilization, therefore are not identical

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Sexual reproduction

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20
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the fusion of sperm and egg

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Fertilization

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21
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the process of cell division that results in daughter cells that are not identical to the parent cell

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Meiosis

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22
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The collection of all the DNA sequences required to build an individual

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Genome

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23
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a cell that has only two copies of each chromosome. result in mitosis

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Diploid

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24
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a cell that has only one copy of each chromosome, result of meiosis

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Haploid

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results in two daughter cells with 46 chromosomes
PMAT I
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results in 4 daughter cells with 23 chromsomes
PMAT II
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Variation of a gene, DNA sequence is slightly different
Allele
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the swapping of genetic DNA between homologous chromosomes
Crossing Over
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fuels produced from plant and animal products
biofuels
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fuels from fossils in the form of oil, natural gas, coal, etc
fossil fuels
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fuels that supply energy to most living things (ATP)
food fuels
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energy captured by the sun and then stored into the chemical bonds of sugar
photosyntheiss
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energy produced by living things using the chemical bonds stored in food
cellular respiration
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the capacity to do work, the movement of matter against an opposing force
energy
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energy in motion
kinetic energy
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stored energy
potential energy
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energy can never be created or destroyed only transfers from one form to another
1st law of thermodynamics
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energy transfers is not efficient and always results in the production of heat
2nd law of thermodynamics
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02+c6H1206=6c02+6h20+36 ATP
Cellular Respiration equation
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Glycolysis Transition krebs cycle electron transport chain
stages of cellular respiration
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2ATP and NADH
the end result of glycolysis
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NADH, C02 AND ACETYL COA
the end results of transition
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NADH, FADH2, CO2, 2ATP
the end result of Krebs cycle
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32 ATP
the end result of electron transport chain
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6C02 +6H20=C6H1206+6O2
Photosynthesis equation
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takes up space
matter
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NADP+H20 sunlight=02+NADPH
light reaction equation
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NADPH +C02=C6H1206
Calvin cycle equation
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light is captured by splitting water and producing oxygen
Light reaction
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sugar is made by assembling sugar molecules using carbon dioxide in the air
Calvin Cycle
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light-harvesting organelles where photosynthesis takes place
chlorplasts
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structures where the light reaction occurs
thylakoids
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liquid in which the calvin cycle occurs
stroma
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the range of energy in light
electromagnetic spectrum
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absorbs red and blue-violet, reflects green
chlorophyll a
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absorbs blue, red-orange, reflects yellow green
chlorophyll b
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absorb blue-violet and blue, green, reflects yellow,orange, and red
carotenoids
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a nucleic acid macromolecule that stores genetic information
DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid)
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a segment of DNA sequence found on the chromosome that encodes for a protein
gene
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a copy of the gene's sequence is made, known as mRNA
transcription
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the information on mRNA is used to make the protien
Translation
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messenger RNA, the middleman between genetic information and protein production
mRNA
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large complex holding all things together
Ribbosomes
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holds the anticodon and the amino acid
tRNA
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holds the codon
mRNA
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a three-base sequence that matches up with a three-base sequence on the mRNA.
Anti-Codon
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a three-base sequence on mRNA that matches with a tRNA that carries one particular amino acid
Codon
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a string of amino acids, produced during translation
polypeptide chain
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a polypeptide chain that has been folded into it's natural shape
protien
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DNA replication occurs
spontaneous
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x rays, UV, Nucleur
radiation
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smoking, vaping, engine exhaust
chemical