cells photosynthesis animal systems evolution and classifications
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Cells
Photosynthesis
AnimalSystems
Evolution andclassifications
Respiration
PlantSystems
Cells
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Cells
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This organelle is the site of protein
synthesis
Cells
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What is a ribosome?
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When a cell has excess waste then this organelle isn't
working properly
Cells
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What are lysosomes?
Cells
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These kinds of protiens are bound to the outside of the cell
membrane
Cells
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What are peripheral proteins?
Cells
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Long range signaling involving hormones.
Cells
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What is endocrine signaling?
Cells
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The form of reproduction in single celled organisms such
as bacteria
Cells
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What is binary fission?
Cells
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CO2 + H2O + light energy → C6H12O6 + O2
+ H2O
Photosynthesis
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What is the chemical equation for
photosynthesis?
Photosynthesis
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Violet-blue and red light
Photosynthesis
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What color light is most effective for
photosynthesis?
Photosynthesis
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The magnesium atom in the middle of the
molecule
Photosynthesis
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How can you identify a chlorophyll molecule?
Photosynthesis
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The way the plants make sugar
Photosynthesis
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What is the Calvin cycle?
Photosynthesis
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In this type of plant carbon fixation and
the Calvin cycle occur in different
types of cells
Photosynthesis
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What are C4 plants?
Photosynthesis
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The process by which animals maintain an internal temperature
within a tolerable range
AnimalSystems
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What is Thermoregulation?
AnimalSystems
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sheets of tightly packed cells that lines
organs and cavities within the body.
AnimalSystems
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What is Epithelial tissue?
AnimalSystems
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This type of lymphocyte aids in repeat attacks from the same antigen
AnimalSystems
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What are memory B cells?
AnimalSystems
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These air sacs occur at the end of the bronchioles
AnimalSystems
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What are alveoli?
AnimalSystems
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This enzyme begins the hydrolysis of proteins, it
is part of the gastric juices released by the
stomach
AnimalSystems
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What is pepsin?
AnimalSystems
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All individuals of the same species living in
the same location
Evolution andclassifications
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What is a population?
Evolution andclassifications
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Survival of the fittest (those with the highest number
surviving offspring)
Evolution andclassifications
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What is natural selection?
Evolution andclassifications
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These are aquatic biomes full of life,
temperature between 20 and 30 Celsius.
Evolution andclassifications
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What are coral reefs?
Evolution andclassifications
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The earliest ancestor of land plants
Evolution andclassifications
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What are charophyceans?
Evolution andclassifications
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In this development the blastopore develops into the anus, and folds of the archenteron become the
coelom
Evolution andclassifications
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What is deuterostome development?
Evolution andclassifications
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The process in which ATP is made in the
cytosol
Respiration
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What is oxidative phosphorylation?
Respiration
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This is the electron carrier in the
mitochondrial matrix
Respiration
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What is FAD?
Respiration
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Reactions that require energy
Respiration
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What are endergonic reactions?
Respiration
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The chemical that is used to carry carbon dioxide in the blood stream
Respiration
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What is the Bi-carbonate ion?
Respiration
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The state caused by severe lack of
oxygenated blood in the body
Respiration
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What is Hypoxia?
Respiration
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allow water to move quickly across a
membrane
PlantSystems
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What are Aquaporins?
PlantSystems
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This hormone stimulates cell
division
PlantSystems
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What is auxin?
PlantSystems
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This type of cell has Uneven & thick primary
walls, grouped in strands or cylinders for support of
young plant
PlantSystems
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What is Collenchyma?
PlantSystems
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This type of tissue system is responsible for long
distance transport between roots & shoots
PlantSystems
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What is vascular tissue?
PlantSystems
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The structure at each node that may form
a branch
PlantSystems
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What is the auxiliary bud?
PlantSystems
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Ecology
Cell Division
BioChemistry
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The Device that electronically graphs the heartbeat
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What is an Electro Cardio Gram? (ECG)
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Roots that rise above water to breathe
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What are Pneumatophores?
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An example of this are the wolves in yellowstone
national park, that when they died out the park ecosystem collapsed
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What are Key Stone species?
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Valve between the right atrium and ventricle
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What is the Tricuspid Valve?
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The type of receptors that initiate hyperventilation
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What are Chemoreceptors?
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sequence of behavioral acts that is unchangeable &
usually carried to completion once started –
triggered by a sign stimulus
Ecology
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What is fixed action pattern?
Ecology
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Associating an arbitrary stimulus with a
reward or punishment
Ecology
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What is classical conditioning?
Ecology
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Threatening & aggressive behavior to avoid conflict
where individual gains access to food or a
mate
Ecology
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What is agonistic behavior?
Ecology
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Concentration of toxins increase in higher trophic levels
Ecology
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What is biological magnification?
Ecology
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targeted movement toward or away from a stimulus such as light or chemicals
Ecology
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What is taxis?
Ecology
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Abnormal uncontrolled cell divisions
Cell Division
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What is Cancer?
Cell Division
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the fusion of two gametes, which produces a zygote
Cell Division
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What is Syngamy?
Cell Division
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These cells are prevalent in our bodies and don’t
divide
Cell Division
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What are nerve cells?
Cell Division
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The switching of chromosome pieces in prophase I of mieosis
Cell Division
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What is crossing over?
Cell Division
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The property of cells to stop dividing when the growth
area becomes too crowded
Cell Division
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What is contact inhibition?
Cell Division
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Bonds that involve a complete transfer of electrons from one
atom to another
BioChemistry
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What are ionic bonds?
BioChemistry
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Unequal sharing of electrons in a
covalent bond results in this type of
molecule
BioChemistry
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What is a polar molecule?
BioChemistry
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Weak interactions between water
molecules
BioChemistry
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What are hydrogen bonds?
BioChemistry
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The chemical that excites post synaptic receptors.
BioChemistry
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What is Acytocholine?
BioChemistry
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Compounds that contain the COOH group.
BioChemistry
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What are Organic Acids?
BioChemistry
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This is the longest phase of cell division
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What is interphase?
Labs
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In meiosis crossing over occurs in this
stage
Labs
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What is prophase 1?
Labs
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The process of inserting foreign gene
plasmid in bacteria
Labs
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What is transformation?
Labs
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P+Q=1P^2+2PQ+Q^2=1
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What are the Hardy-Weinberg equations?
Labs
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Gross Primary Productivity (GPP) - Respiration
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What is Net Primary Productivity (NPP)?
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A substance that has the ability to either
accept or donate H+ ions
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What is a buffer?
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This is primarily a hole between the atria of the
heart that eventually damages the AV node
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What is the Atrial Septal Defect?
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Another name for Genetically Modified
organisms
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What are Transgenic organisms?
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This is the most sever type of immune response
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What is an Anaphylactic shock?
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A solution which has less concentration of solute, water
will flow out of it.
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What is a hypotonic solution?
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The crystallized form of bile juice
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What is a gall stone?
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