Chem
Organic Chem/Physics
Bio
Biochem
Psyc/Soc
100
This definition is given to compounds that accept electrons
What is a Lewis acid?
100
When this particle is emitted, the atomic numbers and mass numbers of daughter nuclei are unchanged.
What is gamma decay?
100
This term describes that given the same genotype, the resulting phenotype varies drastically amongst the population.
What is variable expressivity?
100
Flip the question to the back
AMINO ACID RACE: Take turns naming the 20 amino acids (but you cannot use ones said previously before). In the event of a tie, tiebreaker will go to NEUROTRANSMITTER/HORMONE RACE.
100
This term describes the phenomenon of hearing your name even if you are distracted or in conversation with others.
What is cocktail party effect?
200
This type of periodic trend decreases from right to left of the periodic table and top to bottom as well.
What is electron affinity/electronegativity?
200
Name this compound
What is 2,6-dimethyl-5-oxo-heptanoic acid?
200
Name the organelle that plays a crucial role in signaling for apoptosis
What is mitochondria?
200
This class of enzymes join two molecules together, often using energy from ATP
What are synthetases, a specific class of ligases?
200
This stage in Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs describes when a person is trying to overcome their need to gain recognition, status, and feel respected.
What is Esteem Needs (Stage 4)?
300
This term is used to describe when the system only exchanges heat but not matter with its surroundings
What is a closed system?
300
In a velocity vs. time graph, the first term describes the slope AND the second term describes the area under the curve.
What is acceleration AND displacement?
300
This is often added to an mature mRNA's 3' end to protect against degradation in the cytoplasm.
What is poly A-tail?
300
This molecules helps membranes regulate their fluidity by making them more stable over a temperature range.
What is cholesterol?
300
This term describes when an individual's offspring works very hard and attains a much better lifestyle than their parent, and lives in a better tax bracket.
What is intergenerational social mobility?
400
This structure is made of central cations surrounded by ligands acting as electron pair donors. BONUS POINTS: Name an example.
What is a coordinate/ionic complex? Ex: Hemoglobin (Central iron cation coordinated to nitrogen electron pair donors).
400
This term describes a protecting group from oxidants or reducing agents that forms on compounds
What are acetals/ketals?
400
This term describes the set of genes that bacteria use and regulate with positive or negative control
What is an operon?
400
Name this compound.
What is galactose?
400
This term describes the attachment of a child who plays with the stranger in the room during Mary Ainsworth's experiments, and runs to their parent when they enter the room.
What is secure attachment?
500
This type of separation method is used when the boiling points of two compounds are closer than 25 degrees Celsius
What is fractional distillation?
500
This system is used for nomenclature of compounds when two carbons that share a double bond have different substituents.
What is E/Z system?
500
This term describes a structure in the kidney that filters blood to remove excess ions and waste
What is a glomerulus?
500
This method of separating proteins coats them all in a strong negative charge and separates them by mass alone.
What is SDS-PAGE?
500
This instrument is used to take images of softer tissues/structure and with great detail.
What is MRI?