Chapter 1
What is the unit of life?
Cell, why?
what parts make up an atom and how are they charged?
protons, neutrons, and electrons
positive, neutral, and negative
What's the difference between a eukaryotic cell and a prokaryotic cell?
structure and organelles, prokaryotic cells do not have a nucleus and they posses a capsule and flagellum
What's the purpose of mitosis and meiosis
mitosis is used to create additional identical cells for use of growth within the body.
Meiosis is used to create haploid cells which are used for reproduction
was the heathers story originally a book, movie, or musical
what is the largest group of organism organization?
Biosphere
What is a valence electron and what is important about them
number of electrons in the outermost shell of a atom, it helps determine electronegativity as well as how it bonds with other atoms.
How does the concentration gradient work?
Can you give examples of how this affects cells in different solutions?
water molecules follow the concentration of solutes within a solution.
How many sets of chromosomes do we have in the body
23 sets
how many hobbits were in the fellowship of the ring
4
name them all for bonus points.
All five
made of cells, reproduce, evolve, store information, transfer energy
Why is water so special and what properties does it have?
What are some ways transportation is facilitated across the cell membrane?
osmosis, passive, active
how do these work?
What phase of mitosis has the chromosomes line up towards the middle of the nucleus in preparation for separation?
Metaphase
In the outsiders which characters ran into a burning church to save some children
Soda, and Ponyboy
What the components of an experimental group and why are they each important.
Control, independent
Draw the structure of an amino acid
highlight the different groups of the amino acid
(gonna have to look at the drawing in session)
Name all the components of a eukaryotic cell?
nucleus, nucleolus, ER ( rough and smooth), golgi apparatus, lysosomes, mitochondria, plasma membrane
What are some ways genetic variance is supported throughout the lifecycle of a cell?
Why might this be important?
Crossing over, difference in haploid genetic information.
What are the three segments of the tri force from the legend of zelda
Power, wisdom, courage
Give me every step of the scientific method
Lipids, how does their structure interact with water and why is that important to the structure of a cell?
hydrophilic head and hydrophobic tail, allows for a selective barrier for the cell.
How is ATP made within a cell?
glucose -> glycolosis -> pyruvite -> pyruvate oxidation -> acetyl-CoA -> citric acid cycle -> CO2, NADH, FADH2 -> Electron transport chain -> proton gradient -> chemiosmosis -> ATP
What are the stages of the cell cycle and what happens in each part?
Interphase -
G1 - cell growth, S - DNA is copied, G2 - final prep for division, M phase - mitosis, and cytokinesis
in mistborn by Brandon Sanderson the allomantic power of steel does what?
pushes against metal