Basic Chemistry
Organic Chemistry
Cell Biology
Cell Reproduction
Patterns of Inheritance
100
Bond that connects two water molecules
What is hydrogen bond?
100
A molecule of glucose is an example of
What is carbohydrate? or What is monosaccharide?
100
A bacterium is this type of cell
What is a prokaryotic?
100
A human gamete has this many chromosomes
What is 23?
100
Individuals with two recessive alleles in their genotype
What is homozygous recessive
200
Helium with its outer orbit filled is this kind of element.
What is inert?
200
Proteins are composed of monomers called this
What is amino acid
200
In the cell below, the line is marking this organelle
What is smooth E.R.?
200
Chromosomes that are the same size, shape and have the same genes are called
What is homologous?
200
A diagram of the pattern of inheritance of a trait or disease within a family
What is pedigree?
300
An acid is known to release these into water
What is hydrogen ion or proton
300
Collagen is an example of a type of protein called this
What is structural protein
300
The arrow is pointing to this type of molecule
What is protein? or What is plasma membrane protein?
300
The most famous cancer cells used in research
What are HeLa cells?
300
This is a pedigree of an autosomal recessive trait, and individual I,1 is this genotype
What is heterozygous? or What is a carrier?
400
This element has this many electrons
What is seven?
400
The dark grey molecule would be this
What is enzyme?
400
The passive movement of O2 from a higher to lower concentration across the respiratory surface and into the circulatory system
What is diffusion?
400
The phenomenon where cells lose telomere length every time they divide
What is mitotic clock?
400
The interaction of two or more genes in determining a phenotype is called
What is epistasis?
500
If a molecule carries a charge due to an unequal distribution of electrons is called this
What is polar?
500
This is the fat found in milk
What is triglyceride? or What is saturated fat?
500
Intracellular digestion takes place here.
What is lysosome?
500
The exchange of genetic material between replicated homologous chromosomes during prophase I.
What is crossing over?
500
If individuals I,1 and I,2 were to have another child, this is the probability that they would inherit this autosomal dominant trait
What is 0.50 or 50% chance?