These two things are required to activate the G protein.
What is a ligand and GTP?
100
This molecule binds to CDK to regulate the cell cycle.
What is cyclin?
100
A replicated chromosome will have two of these.
What are sister chromatids?
100
An allele prevalent in a population (the 'normal allele').
What is wild-type?
100
The main waste product of photosynthesis.
What is atmospheric Oxygen?
200
This type or receptor involves formation of a dimer
What is receptor tyrosine kinase?
200
The phase in which DNA is replicated.
What is S phase?
200
These line up at the metaphse plate in meiosis I during metaphase.
What are tetrads?
200
When one gene controls the expression on another (think Labradors).
What is epistasis?
200
The area of low pH (high proton) concentration.
What is the thylakoid space?
300
These proteins usually bind to DNA in order to start mRNA polymerization.
What is a transcription factor?
300
Reforming of the nuclear envelope happens here.
What is a Telophase?
300
This phase of Meiosis gives rise to genetic variation and alternate gamete combinations.
What is Metaphase I?
300
The direct organic product of the calvin cycle.
What is G3P?
400
Instances in which one or more components of one signal transduction pathway affect another
What is cross talk?
400
The brief stage at which chromosomes migrate to the mid plate.
What is prometaphase?
400
Carrying the same characters at the same loci.
What are homologs?
400
When a heterozygote express a phenotype completely different form true breeding parents.
What is incomplete dominance? (BONUS QUESTION....)
400
This molecule is reduced in the calvin cycle.
What is CO2 (or the organic molecule)?
500
These are the 5 ways that gated channels can be controlled (from the slide).
What is ligand binding, regulator proteins, phosphorylation, voltage, and sound/touch?
500
This must occur in order to pass the M checkpoint.
What is microtublules connecting to the kinetochore of each chromosome, and that the chromosomes are aligned at the metaphase plate?
500
This is why sexual reproduction is beneficial.
What is generation to generation variation, which improves a populations fitness and does a lot of other cool stuff that you'll learn about in evolution?