chapter 1-2
chapter 3-4-5
chapter 6-7-8
chapter 9-10
chapter 11-12-13
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the smallest structural and functional unit of an organism typically ________   and ________.

microscopic and consisting

100

makes enzymes that break down old cell parts or invading bacteria

Lysosome

100

chromosomes shorten and thicken, nuclear membrane dissolves

; nuclear membrane dissolves, spindle fibers form

B; metaphase- chromosomes line up along equator 

100

_______ deoxyribonucleic acid, double stranded, found in nucleus, master instructions for the cell (making proteins) RNA- ribonucleic acid, single stranded, copy of DNA that takes the DNA code outside of the nucleus so that the proteins can be built

DNA

100

 forelimb of bat, human, alligator, penguin- similar structure, different function- 1 bone, 2 bones, many bones, digits

Homologous structures

200

 any of the distinct types material witch ________ or _________ are made.

animals or plants

200

provides protection, structure and support (not found in animal cells)

 Cell wall

200

 missing a chromosome Turner Syndrome X chrom

A; Monosomy

200

________ has a similar structure except the sugar is ribose and the base thymine is replaced with uracil

RNA

200

Ecology- the study of interactions between organisms and their environment

A; Ecology

300

How many electrons can the first level hold

2 electrons

300

openings in the nuclear membrane that allow things in/out

Nuclear pores

300


having an extra chromosome Ex Down Syndrome chrom 21

trisomy

300

 (gene splicing)- DNA from 2 different organisms combined

Recombinant DNA

300

different species utilize the same resource by dividing or “sharing” it.

Resource partitioning

400

How many electrons can the second level hold

8 electrons

400

provide structure in all cell membranes double layer

Steroids include cholesterol which is also found in the cell membrane

Saturated fatty acid generally solid at room temp butter lard grease

phospholipids

400

heterozygous- 2 different alleles  

Aa

400

Restriction enzymes- cut DNA at a specific location or sequence (scissors)

Restriction enzyme

400

are alien species that also end up showing exponential growth and overtaking their new habitat.

A; invasive species

500

How many electrons can the third level hold

18 electrons

500

factors that affect the rate of photosynthesis

A; amount of light

B; amount of CO2

C; temperature

500

Homozygous- 2 of the same alleles ______ or ______

(aa) or (AA)

500

 the location where the restriction enzyme cuts

Recognition sequence

500

Ecology- the study of interactions between organisms and their environment

Ecology

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