BIO/BIOCHEM
Macromolecule primarily responsible for catalyzing biochemical reactions in the human body?
What is Protein?
These subatomic particles are found in the nucleus of an atom.
What is protons and neutrons?
A dog salivates when it hears a bell because it associates the bell with food. This is what type of conditioning.
What is classical conditioning?
The current Phi Delta Epsilon Medical Fraternity CEO.
Who is Karen Katz?
The main character of the medical drama The Good Doctor, Shaun Murphy, has what neurodevelopmental disorder?
What is Autism/ASD?
This enzyme is responsible for synthesizing the RNA primer needed to begin replication.
What is Primase?
Numerical value for the acceleration of gravity.
What is 9.81 m/s^2?
The mental discomfort a person feels when their actions are inconsistent with their beliefs, leading them to change their beliefs or behaviors to resolve the inconsistency.
What is cognitive dissonance?
Phi Delta Epsilon has five current eboard members. What are their (first & last) names?
Who is Carlos Martinez, Aliette Garcia, Cesar Vera, Brigitt Dumenigo, and Afreen Jaman?
Hugh Laurie plays Dr. Gregory House, an unconventional medical genius on this drama.
What is House/ House, M.D.?
This level of protein structure is primarily disrupted by the denaturation of a protein due to heat.
What is tertiary?
According to Gibbs free energy, for a reaction to be spontaneous, Delta G must be negative. If Delta H is positive, what sign must Delta S be to maintain spontaneity?
What is Positive?
Phenomenon where individuals are less likely to offer help to a victim when other people are present.
What is bystander effect?
Phi Delta Epsilon FL Alpha Chapter was founded on FIU in what year?
What is 2007?
Grey's Anatomy centers around five surgical interns for it's first five seasons. What are their names?
Who is Meredith, Cristina, George, Alex, and Izzie?
A researcher adds a novel inhibitor to an enzymatic reaction and observes that the Vmax remains unchanged, but the Km increases. What type of inhibition is most likely occurring?
What is competative inhibition?
A solution has a hydrogen ion concentration of 1×10−7. What is the pH?
What is 7?
A student attributes their success on an exam to their intelligence but blames their failure on the difficulty of the test. This is an example of what.
What is self-serving bias?
The newest class in FL Alpha was Alpha Xi. What is the following FALL 2025 class?
What is Alpha Omnicron?
Dr. Will Halstead, April Sexton, and Dr. Natalie Manning are all characters on this 2015 NBC drama.
What is Chicago Med?
A mutation causes constitutive expression of a gene normally regulated by a repressor protein. The mutation is found in a DNA sequence upstream of the gene. This region is most likely mutated.
What is operator?
A species that forms when an acid donates a proton.
What is conjugate base?
Persuading someone to comply with a large request by first setting them up with a smaller, more manageable request.
What is foot-in-door technique?
In SPRING 2025, Alpha Lambda had 25 currently enrolled members. Name five of them.
Who is Abby, Afreen, Aliette, Aliyah, Britney, Christian, Claudia, Damarys, Davel, Daniel, Ethan, Giselli, Ingrid, Isabella, Kaitlyn, Maria, Marianne, Nicole, Oscar, Rebecca, Roxana, Rogelio, Santiago, Sophia, Tristan?
Before he became a superhero, Dr. Stephen Strange was a surgeon of what specialty?
What is neurosurgery?