Experimental procedures
DNA
Mitosis, meiosis, and central dogma
Energy and matter
Cells
100

Extends the newly formed DNA strand(s) in the third step of PCR

What is Taq polymerase

100

Cuts DNA only if a specific gene is present

What is restriction enzyme

100

In meiosis, homologous chromosomes line up in the middle of the cell in this step

What is metaphase I?

100

What does this equation represent?

CO2 + H20 + sunlight --> C6H1206 + 602 + heat

Photosynthesis equation

100

Under hypertonic conditions, animal cells do this

What is shrivel/crenate?

200

We expect there to be no change in the variable or experiment, would lead to this hypothesis

What is the Null hypothesis

200

1 band present on the gel after electrophoresis represents this genotype

What is homozygous recessive?

200

This begins to form during cytokinesis and the cells are just beginning to separate into two new cells

What is cleavage furrow?

200

This organismal group uses light for energy and CO2 as carbon source.

What is Photoautotroph's?

200

Structure in which photosynthesis takes place

What is chloroplasts?

300

This type of resource comes directly from the scientist who did the research?

What is scientific literature would you find in magazines?

Primary literature

Tertiary literature

300

DNA of similar length, size, and information stored

What are sister chromosomes?

300

When alleles are swaped between two homologous chromosomes leading to genetic variation in the chromosome, it's called this

Crossing-over

300

Which macromolecule is the most energy rich?

What is lipids/fats?

300

Prevents Plant cells from exploding under hypotonic conditions

Cell wall

400

A variable that changes in response to another variable?

What is a dependent variable?

400

A pipet size of 50-200 microliters is set to a readout of

088. What is the volume?

What is 88 microliters?

400

During cellular respiration, which environment produces more energy (ATP), anerobic or aerobic conditions?

What is aerobic conditions?

400

What type of organisms can feed on all trophic levels?

What is decomposers/detrivores?

400

Process that occurs in plant cell under hypertonic conditions

What is plasmolysis?

500

Benedict’s is used to test for the presence of?

What is sugar/glucose?

500

A mutation with minimal or no effect

What is a Silent mutation?

500

Liver, kidney, skin, and other general body cells require cells to be formed from this type of cell division

What is mitosis?

500

Energy does not increase as fast as mass, so larger organisms have a lower value for this measurement than smaller organisms

What is mass-specific metabolic rate?

500

This type of diffusion has movement assisted by membrane proteins (ie carriers, channels, or transporters).

What is facilitated diffusion?

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