Cells
Respiration that occurs without oxygen and in the cytoplasm of the cell.
What is Anaerobic Respiration?
An allele that requires two copies in the genotype to be expressed in the phenotype.
What is a recessive allele?
The first stage of Protein Synthesis
What is Transcription?
This type of mutation results in no change to the amino acid produced during protein synthesis.
What is a same sense mutation?
A series of sequential enzyme controlled, chemical reactions where the product of one reaction is the substrate for the following reaction.
What is a Metabolic Pathway?
The structure of the Chloroplast where the Light Dependent Reaction takes place.
What is the Thylakoid Membrane.
The process used in sexual reproduction that leads to increased genetic variation?
What is Meiosis?
An external factor that causes a mutation in DNA
What is a Mutagen?
What is Temperature?
Blood type is an example of this non-menedelian inheritance.
What is multiple alleles?
The stage of the Cell Cycle where DNA Replication occurs.
What is the S/Synthesis Phase?
This causes recombinants during Meiosis as non-sister chromatids exchange genetic material.
What is Crossing Over?
The name for the triplet found on tRNA.
What is an Anti-Codon?
This sugar is both the product of Photosynthesis and a reactant in Cellular Respiration.
What is glucose?
Co-dominance and Incomplete Dominance are examples of this type of Inheritance Patterns.
What is non-Menedelian Inheritance?
The term used to describe DNA replication as it uses a template strand.
What is semi-conservative?
This type of genetic drift occurs when a individuals of a population move to a new location but are not representative of the original population.
What is the Founder Effect?
What type of RNA molecule is unstable and is broken down after doing its job.
Messenger RNA
When mitosis is used in organisms.
What is growth and repair?
An unknown individual is crossed with this during a test cross to determine their genotype.
What is a homozygous recessive?
What is ATP Synthase
Alleles that cause death to an organism either in development or later in life.
What are Lethal Alleles?
These two types of point mutation will result in a Frame Shift Mutation.
What is insertion and deletion?
This enzyme unzips the Double Helix of DNA.
What is Helicase?
The direction that DNA polymerase II goes in during DNA Replication.
What is 5' to 3'?