ATP In Cellular Work
Inheritance
Cell Replication
Cancer
100

What are the three types of cellular work powered by ATP?

What is Mechanical, Transport, and Chemical?

100

What is the genotypic ratio produced by a cross between two heterozygotes?

1:2:1 

100

During what phase does crossing over happen? 

What is Prophase 1? 


100

What is cancer?

What is uncontrollable/unregulated cellular growth? 

200

How is ATP made available to the cell? 

What is hydrolysis 

200

What is the genotypic ratio produced by a cross between two heterozygotes?

3:1

200

How many checkpoints are there and when do they occur?

What is 3 checkpoints at G1, G2 and M

200

What form of cell regulation prevents more than a single layer of cells from forming on a surface?

What is growth factors?

300

What type of energy system is a bomb calorimeter? 

What is an isolated system 


300
The genotype that produces a cow with a white coat and black spots likely has what degree of dominance?

What is co-dominance?

  

300

In a typical human during metaphase 2 how many chromosomes and chromatid would be present in each daughter cell? 

What is 23 chromosomes and 46 chromatid?


300

What process does Taxol disable and how does this prevent cancer?

What is preventing microtubules from attaching to the kinetochores preventing cell cycle and creation of more cancer?
400

What is the term for how is energy cycled between endergonic and exergonic reactions in the cell?  

What is Energy Coupling? 

400

What are the phenotypic ratios created by a dihybrid cross?

What is 9:3:3:1

400

What are the three ways that genetic variation increases in meiosis? 

What is independent assortment, crossing over, and random fertilization?  

400

What are the three possible reasons for a cancer to not be affected by growth factors?

What is the cancer synthesizes its own growth factors, the cell reacts as though it receives growth factors that are not present (tricks itself), or the system has changed so much it does not need growth factors?  

500
After ATP has attached its phosphate group to the reactants what is the new molecule called?

What is phosphorylated intermediate?

500

Who is the best teacher 

Josh 

500

What phase is present in mitosis but not meiosis? 

What is pro-metaphase? 

500

Once a cancer has left its point of origin, what growth factor can we assume it has disabled and what is cancer now called? 

What is anchorage dependence and malignant cancer? 
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