Cells
Smallest unit in a living organism that can still carry out all of the functions of life
The cell is carrying out all of its normal functions according to its design.
What is interphase?
The number of chromosomes in the human genome.
What is 46?
The means of locomotion employed by an amoeba.
What are pseudopods?
The shape of a plant cell.
What is rectangular?
Discovered by Watson and Crick.
What is the double helix.
Phase of mitosis where chromosomes are aligned along the middle of the cell.
What is Metaphase?
The base that is coupled with thymine in DNA.
What is adenine?
The number of flagella a euglena has.
What is 2?
The chemical that makes up the spicules of a sponge.
The energy storage molecule in a cell.
What is ATP?
Phase of mitosis in which a nuclear envelope forms around each newly separated set of chromosomes.
What is Telophase?
Carries genetic information from the nucleus to the ribosome.
What is mRNA?
Cells that carry nutrients in a sponge.
What are amoebocytes?
The number of phosphate groups are in an ADP molecule.
What is 2?
Type of cell that contains a cell wall.
What is a plant cell?
A groove in the cell membrane called a cleavage furrow forms in this phase of mitosis.
What is cytokinesis?
The location of a particular gene.
What is a locus?
A bacteria that can withstand salt concentrations of at least 0.2 M.
What is a halophile?
The type of symmetry a cnidarian possesses.
What is radial?
A transport protein that carries two different ions or molecules in two different directions across the membrane.
What is an antiporter?
Microtubules attach themselves to the sister chromatids on their respective sides, completing the mitotic spindle.
What is metaphase?
The expressed allele when two different ones are present.
What is the dominant allele?
DNA is transferred from
one prokaryote to another by means of a
pilus.
A biological enzyme.
What is a catalyst?