lab exam two Flashcards

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which sugar solution produced the most gas with yeast?

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glucose

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signs of stress in fish

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changes in defecation, eye movement

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polar solutes dissolve in

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polar solvents

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4
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nonpolar solutes dissolve in

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nonpolar solvenets

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anthocyanins

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red, blue and purple pigments
- dissolve in water

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chlorophylls

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green pigment
- dissolves in less polar solvent (ethanol)

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carotenes

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  • yellow and orange pigment
  • dissolves in less polar solvent (ethanol)
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xanthophylls

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  • yellow pigment
  • dissolves in less polar solvent (ethanol)
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ethanol

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highly toxic chemical and alcohol
- drinking will make you ill and possibly blind

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10
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what was added to the variegated coleus leaf to determine where the most starch was present?

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Lugol’s solution

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for every molecule of CO2 produced for fish…

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1 molecule NaOH needed to neutralize resulting acid

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steps of extracting DNA

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  1. lysing cell using chemical/mechanical means
  2. addition of salt/detergent solution
  3. addition of meat tenderizer
  4. ethanol added
  5. centrifugation
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pathogen

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disease agent

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pandemic

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epidemics that spread from continent to continent

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epidemiology

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study of disease at the population level

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Typhoid Mary

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original carrier

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17
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phenol red

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acid - yellow
- base - magenta/red

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Human Genome Project

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identifying and mapping 20,000-25,000 genes that define a human being

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bioinformatics

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field that combines statistics, mathematical modeling, and computer science to analyze biological data

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20
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BLAST

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basic local alignment search tool
- searches for identical/similar sequences

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cladogram

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(phylogenetic tree)
- visualization of evolutionary relatedness of species

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cladistics

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shows relationship between dif organisms base don presence/absence of certain characteristics (derived)

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derived characters

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unique characteristics of particular group of organisms

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what does blending do for DNA extraction

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disrupt cell and nuclear membranes

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what does salt and detergent do in DNA extraction
break down and emulsify fat and proteins that make up membranes
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what does meat tenderizer do
contains proteases (digestive enzymes) that cut away histones that coil DNA - unwind DNA
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is DNA soluble or insoluble in ethanol
insoluble
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why is ethanol added in DNA extraction
DNA is insoluble in ethanol, which causes the DNA to precipitate/separate from solution
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agglutinogens
agglutinating antigens on surface of red blood cells
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scientific name for red blood cells
erythrocytes
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agglutinating antigen types
A or B
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what types of antibodies against antigens does a person normally produce
against antigens that are not in their blood cells
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antibodies for antigen A person
anti-B antibodies
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antibodies for antigen B person
anti-A antibodies
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antibodies for blood type O (neither A or B)
both anti-A and anti-B antibodies
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antibodies for blood type AB (both A and B)
neither anti-A or anti-B antibodies
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what is blood type based on
antigens present
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4 blood groups
A, B, AB, O
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most common blood type in U.S.
O - then A, then B, then AB
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universal donor
O-
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universal recipient
AB+
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agglutinates
blood clumps
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how to do blood typing test
- if blood agglutinates when adding anti-A serum, it is blood type A - if blood agglutinates in both samples, type AB - absence of agglutination = O
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3 alleles for ABO antigens on red blood cells
A antigen - I^A B antigen - I^B O antigen - i
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codominance
both alleles fully expressed I^A and I^B
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ratio of sugar to yeast in cellular respiration experiment
4:2
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control in cellular respiration experiment
distilled water
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beaker with fish equation
CO2 + H2O -> H2CO3 -> HCO3- + H+
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titration equation
HCO3- + H+ + NaOH -> NaHCO3 + H2O
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purpose of baking soda in leaf disk experiment
provided carbon dioxide for photosynthesis
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why does lime water turn white when CO2 is blown into it
the Ca(OH)2 (aq) reacts with the CO2 to form CaCO3 and H2O
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cri du chat
deletion on chromosome 5, larynx improperly developed 46 chromosomes
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down syndrome
trisomy 21 47 chromosomes
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Edward's syndrome
trisomy 18 - retardation, elongated skull, malformed heart - 47 chromosomes
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Jacob's syndrome
XYY - supermale - 47 chromsomes
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Klinefelter syndrome
XXY - 47 chromosomes
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Patau syndrome
trisomy 13 - abnormal cerebral functions - 47 chromosomes
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Triple X
trisomy X - superfemale - 47 chromosomes
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Turner syndrome
monosomy X - 45 chromosomes
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what are antigens
substance on the surface of red blood cells - A and B
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what happens when someone is given the wrong type of blood during transfusion?
the blood will agglutinate and activate the person's immune system, which will destroy the agglutinated erythrocytes
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what happens when erythrocytes are destroyed?
they release hemoglobin into the plasma and reduce the blood's oxygen-carrying capability
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is being Rh+ a dominant or recessive trait?
dominant
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epidemic
rapid spread of life threatening disease
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another name for typhoid mary
index case
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how many genes in human genome
20,000-25,000