science exam revision Flashcards

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1
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what does dna stand for

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Deoxyribonucleic acid

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2
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what are the four different types of bases

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adenine, cytosine, guanine and thymine

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3
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what are the base pairs

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A and T and G and C

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4
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whats in a nucleotide

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one sugar (deoxyribose), one phosphate and a base pair

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5
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where is a molecule found

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in the nucleus of a cell

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6
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what is a chromosome

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long threads of dna

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7
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what is a gene

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a section of a chromosome that gives instructions for a feature. it’s also a unit of dna that makes a protein.

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how is a protein made

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a copy of a gene is made in the nucleus, then the copy travels out of the nucleus to the ribosomes, and the ribosomes using the copy make a protein.

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9
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whats dna made up of

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nucleotides

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10
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whats protein made up of

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amino acids

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11
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how many nucleotides are in an amino acid and what are they called

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three, and they’re called triplets

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12
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whats a mutation

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a permanent change in the order of the bases in the dna

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13
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whats a mutagen

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any agent that could cause a mutation

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14
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what is point mutation

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when there is a substitution in a single base (one base is replaced with another)

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whats a silent mutation

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a base where theres a substitution, resulting in the same amino acid

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16
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whats a frameshift mutation

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a mutation created when bases are added or deleted.

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17
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what are the three different types of chromosome mutations

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deletion, inversion and translocation

18
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what is a deletion, inversion and translocation

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deletion is when part of a chromosome breaks off, taking genes with it.
inversion is when part of a chromosome breaks off then rejoins
translocation is when part of a chromosome moves and attaches to another.

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whats a karyotype

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the process of pairing and ordering all the chromosomes of an organism

20
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whats mitosis

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the division of body cells, which produces 2 diploid cells

21
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whats meiosis

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the division of cells to produce gametes, which produces 4 haploid cells

22
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whats the formula for displacement

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displacement = final position - initial position

23
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whats the formula for speed

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distance/time

24
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whats the formula for velocity

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displacement/time

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whats the formula for acceleration
change of velocity/time
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what are the three types of motion graphs
x-t, v-t and a-t
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what type of motion graph is x-t
position-time
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what type of motion graph is v-t
velocity-time
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what type of motion graph is a-t
acceleration-time
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what are the horizontal rows and vertical columns called in the periodic table
horizontal rows are periods and vertical columns are groups
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what is group 1
alkali metals
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what is group 2
alkali earth metals
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what are groups 3-12
transition metals
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what is group 17
halogens
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what is group 18
noble gases
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what are the three types of bonding
covalent bonding (non-metal), metallic bonding (metals) and ionic bonding (non-metals and metals)
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when does a metal become a positive ion
when it loses electrons, because it has more protons than electrons, making it a positive ion (becomes a cation)
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when does a metal become a negative ion
when it gains an electron because it has more electrons than protons, making it negative. (becomes an anion)
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how are ionic compounds named
first with the cation which has the same name as the element, then the anion which has the stem of the element followed by 'ide'. e.g: sodium oxygen = sodium oxide
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whats a catalyst
any chemical that helps speed up a reaction, but doesn't participate and isn't directly changed in the reaction
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what are different rates of reaction
-more surface area -agitation (stirring) -temperature/heat -concentration (how much a chemical solution can dissolve)