the structure of an amino acid

Major difference between plant and animal cells
Cell wall, large central vacuole, chloroplast
What is FAD+ used for?
electron acceptor
Cell communication through direct contact
juxtacrine
What is the function of the regulator gene on the lac operon?
directs the synthesis of a protein that will repress gene expression
Direction for DNA replication
5' --> 3'
What natural selection acts upon
Phenotype
% Energy moving up trophic levels
10%
What evidence supports the endosymbiotic theory? State at least 2.
Mitochondria and chloroplasts contain circular DNA and prokaryotic-like ribosomes, double membrane, self replicate (binary fission), size of prokaryotes

If Z inhibits Enzyme 2 (E2), which product would first build up in the cell?
X
Molecule responsible for the insolubility of the cell membrane in water
Phospholipid
Where is ATP generated?
Chloroplast stroma and/or Mitochondrial matrix
Cell communication over a short distance
Paracrine
A mutation of which base in a triplet codon would be least likely to cause a genetic mutation?
3rd
In complete dominance what would be the phenotypic ratio of a Tt x tt cross, if “t” produced short stems in plants?
50% long : 50% short
Changes in allele frequency provide evidence for this
evolution
Population growth that is not at carrying capacity
Exponential
If you added sugar to water, would the water potential decrease or increase
decrease (more negative)
Why can we not digest cellulose?
We don't have the enzyme (to digest b-glucose)
In cells, what functions to give shape, enable movement, and anchor organelles
Microtubules, microfilaments and intermediate fibers
The oxygen consumed during respiration results in the production of?
H2O
Cell communication over a long distance using the circulatory system
Endocrine
Which strand of DNA is replicated by Okazaki fragments?
lagging
Suppose you wanted a family consisting of two girls and a boy, what are the chances?
1/8
Humans selecting/affecting variation in other species
Artificial Selection
Population that has growth slowed due to a carrying capacity
Logistic
List the pathway for protein export in a cell
Ribosomes, rough ER, vesicle, (cis to trans) Golgi, vesicle, cell membrane
What is a peptide bond?
Covalent bond between two amino acids
How do prokaryotes differ from eukaryotes?
no nucleus, circular DNA, no membrane bound organelles
What is the primary role of light in photosynthesis?
Light excites electrons in chlorophyll that are captured by the primary electron acceptor
Internal controls that regulate the progression of the cell though the cycle
Checkpoints
Mutations are often thought of as “mistakes” but they are also beneficial. Name one benefit.
All genetic diversity
What would a cell undergoing prophase I of meiosis contain that a cell undergoing mitosis would not?
Paired homologous chromosomes
Changes in allele frequency in small populations due to random chance
Genetic drift
Symbiotic relationship in which both species benefit
Mutualism
At least two conditions required for H-W equilibrium
Large population, random mating, no mutations, no gene flow, no selection/adapations
What is a condensation reaction?
The removal of water during the synthesis/formation of a polymer
What is the function of the nucleolus?
Makes ribosomes
During respiration, ATP is formed as the direct result of the movement of this
H+ ions/protons down a concentration gradient
A stage in which the cell no longer divides but can reenter the cell cycle in response to appropriate cues
G0
Why is the one gene = one protein hypothesis incorrect?
Alternative splicing generates different proteins from the same gene.
Name two enzymes used during DNA replication
Helicase, RNA primase, DNA polymerase, DNA ligase
the earliest genetic material
RNA
(RNA world hypothesis)
Species that has an disproportionate effect on the ecosystem
Keystone
speciation that is the result of a population being divided geographically
allopatric speciation
Why would an enzyme be denatured in acidic conditions?
acid would interrupt the interaction between charged amino acids (tertiary structure)
What is a kinetochore?
Structure that links the centromere to spindle apparatus
Substance that changes shape of active site of an enzyme but is non-competitive
allosteric inhibitor
Mechanism that maintains homeostasis by returning the system back to its target set point
Negative feedback
If red hair, blue eyes, and freckles were consistently inherited together, the best explanation would be?
Linked close together on the same chromosome
List at least 2 ways bacteria can become genetically diverse?
Conjugation, transformation, transduction, mutation
Membrane bound organelles
Linear chromosomes
Genes containing introns
Species that is not native and outcompetes native species
Invasive
Steroid affecting the fluidity of animal cell membranes
Cholesterol