Truth
Genetics
Mitosis & Meiosis
Protein Synthesis
The Nature of Science
100
The ability to answer the question "Why?" with evidentiary facts.
What is Truth?
100
Expressed physical characteristics
What is a phenotype?
100
Mitosis- growth & replication Meiosis- makes gametes
What is the difference between Mitosis & Meiosis?
100
Information of sequencing amnio acids.
What is DNA?
100
1. Scientific explanations must be naturalistic. 2. Scientific hypotheses must be as simple as possible. 3. Scientific claims must be testable.
What are the 3 fundamental characteristics of scientific knowledge?
200
Naturalism/Materialism
What is the operating paradigm of science?
200
1 set (gamete) 1n
What is a Haploid cell?
200
No
Is interphase part of Mitosis?
200
Enzymatic Structural
What are 2 types of proteins?
200
The misuse & application of statements from science in areas where they may not legitimately apply.
What is scientism?
300
Testing. It's a strength because we can find out more about the hypothesis and it's a weakness because of the premise. If the premise cannot be tested the method cannot be used.
What is both a strength & weakness in the Hypothetical-deductive approach & why?
300
22
How many diploid cells are in a bullfrog?
300
Prophase I
In what phase does crossing over take place?
300
Phosphate group, Sugar, & base
What is a nucleotide made up of?
300
1. Knowledge claims based on authority. 2. Knowledge claims based on reasoning. 3. Knowledge claims based on sense perception. 4. Knowledge claims based on intuition.
What are the 4 types of knowledge claims?
400
Hypothesis Inductive thinking Deductive thinking Testing Conclusions
What is The Scientific Epistemology?
400
pluripotent
What is capable of giving rise to most tissue types, but not embryonic membranes?
400
Sister Chromatids separate.
What happens in Anaphase II?
400
Seals DNA back up that Helicase opened.
What is DNA Ligase?
400
Accuracy: the degree of agreement between what we determine about nature based on observations & reflection, expressed either qualitatively or quantitatively, and the actual features or properties as we believe them to exist independent of our efforts. Precision: the degree of agreement or consistency in our claims about nature.
What is the difference between accuracy & precision?
500
Aristotle: 384-322 BC Thomas Aquinas: 1225-1274 Nicolaus Copernicus: 1473-1543 Galileo Galilei: 1564-1642 Newton: 1642-1727 Linnaeus: 1707-1778 Darwin: 1809-1882 Origin of Species: 1859
What are the dates of: Aristotle Thomas Aquinas Nicolaus Copernicus Galileo Galilei Newton Linnaeus Darwin Origin of Species?
500
Somatic Cell Nuclear Transfer
What is SCNT?
500
Karyotype
What is a pictograph of all chromosomes called?
500
A Peptide bond
Amino acids are held together by what?
500
Epistemology: how we came to know what we know Metaphysics: an activity of thought that goes beyond what we perceive as reality. Ontology: the nature of being, based on principle of sufficient reason- why any being exists rather then not Cosmology: the inquiry concerned with the study of the origin, large-scale properties, and history of the universe Psychology: the introspective approach to reality based on subjective experiences.
What are epistemology, metaphysics, ontology, cosmology and psychology?
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