Evolution
Macromolecules
Proteins
Cell Membrane
Grab Bag
100

Organisms obey this rule: the organism best adapted to it's environment will survive and pass on its genetic code.

Natural Selection / Survival of the Fittest / Darwinism

100
A macromolecule made of amino acids.

Proteins

100

When the active site of the protein changes shape and can no longer bind to the substrate.

Denature

100

This means the macromolecule has both a hydrophilic and hydrophobic region.

Amphipathic / Amphiphilic

100

Powerhouse of the Cell

Mitochondria

200

The inherent trait which allows an organism to survive in an environment.

Selective Adaptation

200

Starch and Maltose are two examples of this macromolecule.

Carbohydrates

200

The area of a protein enzyme which binds to a substrate.

Active Site

200

Type of lipid which holds phospholipids together or apart.

Cholesterol

200

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The character on my shirt yesterday.

Godzilla

300

The change in an environment that causes maladapted organisms to die, while the adapted individuals survive.

Selective Pressure

300

This is the building block of RNA and DNA

Nucleic Acids

300

These are the two chemical reactions which enzymes catalyze.

Hydrolysis / Dehydration Synthesis

300

Tonicity of the solution if the percent change in mass was positive.

Hypotonic

300

This is the organisms trophic level in a food web that consumes producers.

Primary Consumer

400

This diagram represents organisms ancestors and their increasing complexity of traits across time.

Phylogenetic Tree (not a Cladogram)

400

An error in DNA that causes a change to the proteins created.

Mutation

400

These are the three kinds of transportation. Mark which one uses ATP.

Diffusion, Facilitated Diffusion, and Active Transport *ATP

400

The amount of solute in the extracellular aqueous solution is higher than the cell and water moves out of the cell.

Hypertonic

400

This is a cellular structure that some bacteria have, but are not present in animal cells. 

Cell Wall

500

The theory that organisms adapted during their lifetime and passed that trait down to their offspring.

Lamarckism

500

These three building blocks make up a nucleotide, together with A, T, C, and G  compose DNA.

Phosphate, Carbohydrate (sugar), and Nitrogenous Base

500

An enzyme which functions best at 7pH is put into a 6pH solution and denatures. This is because the acidic pH was. . . 

Outside Optimal Range

500

A flower is put into a vase of salt water. The flower droops and wilts. What is the tonicity of the flower cells compared to the salt water?

Hypotonic

500

A scientist wants to conduct an experiment on the effect of temperature on egg to hatching rates. What is the independent variable?

Temperature

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