Mutations
Enzymes
Protein Synthesis
DNA Replication
Meiosis
100

Define a mutagen and give an example.

A mutagen is a substance that may cause mutation, examples can be some drugs, alcohol, some viruses, ionizing radiation, and UV light 

100

T/F: 


A catalyst is a substance which can speed up a reaction without becoming a product. 



True

100

What are proteins made of.

Polymers& Monomers 

100

Can DNA replication make 3+ copies?

No, only two.

100

How many individual chromosomes do humans have, and how many pairs.

46, and 23 pairs.

200

T/F: 

A mutation is a sudden, temporary change in the DNA nucleotide base sequence of an organism. 

False, 

A mutation is a sudden, permanent change in the DNA nucleotide base sequence of an organism. 

200

What is a model commonly used to describe the relationship between a substrate and an enzyme?

 The Lock & Key Model.

200

What are the two protein shapes?

Fibrous protein and globular protiens. 

200

How many models of DNA replication are there? Name them.

3, The Dispersive Model, The Conservative Model,The Semi-conservative Model.

200

Whats the longest stage that the cell spends its time in?

Interphase, for 90% of its time.

300

The doubling of chromosomes in a hybrid species 

What is Amphiploidy

300

How is an enzyme named?

An enzyme is typically named after the substance it catalyzes, by having the suffix "-ase". 

300

How do proteins function in the body?

 Possible answers: Transport, structures/mechanical, enzymes, hormones, antibodies, pumps, pH balance and fluid balance.

300

T/F: DNA ligase helps unwind and reduce the strain on DNA.

DNA Gyrase helps unwind and reduce the strain on DNA.

300
Vocab: What is the name given to 4 chromatids together?

Tetrads

400

Give one example of a mutation that can occur in a human body.

Possible Answer: Sickle Cell, answers may vary

400

State the differences between an Anabolic enzyme and a Catabolic enzymes.

Catabolic enzymes take large molecules and break them into smaller ones, Anabolic enzymes take small molecules and build larger ones.

400

What are the three stages of translation?

Initiation, elongation, termination

400

What are the 3 steps of DNA Replication.

initiation,elongation and termination.

400

What is the complementary sequence for the DNA strand AATGTGTATA? 

TTACACATAT.

500

Make your own chromosome sequence with genes being represented as numbers. Using that chain, show examples of deletion, insertion, and translocation.

Answers may vary

500

Describe the enzyme shape and how it changes for a substrate, and what will happen if the temperature is too high.

The enzyme shape changes using an induced fit. If the temperature is too high, the reaction rate declines, resulting in the enzyme to unfold and stop functioning.

(  bonus for naming optimal temperature/ when it unfolds)

500

Fill in the blank: 


The_____ molecule is released from

the ____ and refilled for later

use.

tRNA, Ribosome

500

Order these.


 Helicase separates DNA

 RNA Primer is removed.

 RNA primer is built

 DNA ligase joins Okazaki fragments

DNA strand is built. 

DNA gyrase helps unwind the DNA

1. DNA ligase joins Okazaki fragments

2. RNA Primer is removed

3. DNA strand is built

4. RNA primer is built

6. Helicase separates DNA

5. DNA gyrase helps unwind the DNA

500

 Give a brief overview of  what happens during Telophase II and Cytokinesis.

Cell membranes fully formed, new cells pinch away, 4 haploid daughter cells with unique genetic material, the cells are called gametes.