Protein Synthesis
Gene Expression
Natural Selection
Evolution
Fun Facts
100

The bond that connects a chain of amino acids is called...

Peptide 

100

An operon that is on by default but has an operator that can be repressed down, is called a _______ operon

Repressible

100

The common garden spider builds its web in gardens and grassy areas. It catches and eats smaller invertebrates but may be hunted by larger animals, such as birds. The role the garden spider plays in its environment is called its... 

Niche 

100

Dolphins and sharks have very similar structures due to their very similar environments/niches. They are largely unrelated, being a mammal and a fish. This is an example of ________ evolution. 

Convergent 

100

How many balls are used in a game of pool

16

200

This enzyme synthesize RNA that is complementary to a specific DNA sequence

RNA polymerase

200

In eukaryotes, what must occur after transcription but before translation?

RNA splicing

200

What is the Hardy-Weinberg Equilibrium in relation to a real population

Control group

200

An adaption to the environment that has become more harmful than helpful is called a... 

Maladaptation 

200

What is the most common gas in the Earth's atmosphere

Nitrogen

300

Sequences of DNA that interrupt genes and are not present in prokaryotes are called...  

Introns

300

A 5' cap and poly-A tail is added mRNA before translation occurs. This helps protect the mRNA and facilitate binding to a ribosome. This is an example of ____________ regulation

Post-transcriptional

300

Human A lives to 85 and has 5 children. 

Human B lives to 25 and has 15 children. 

Human C lives to 50 and has 7 children. 

Which human is the most biologically successful? 

Human B

300

A nonsentient alien species lands on Earth. Over only a few decades, they spread all over the world and speciated to thrive in very different environments. This is an example of... 

Adaptive radiation 

300

What is the longest river in the world

Nile River 

400

Where does BOTH transcription and translation take place in prokaryotes?

Cytoplasm

400

Ubiquitin can "mark" a functioning protein for destruction. This is an example of _________ regulation

Post-translational

400

What are some examples of a bottleneck effect?

Natural disasters and human activity 

400

The homologous anatomy in the legs and fins of cattle and whales implies the existence of a... 

Common ancestor

400

What year did the Titanic sink?

1912

500

This nucleic acid carries an amino acid to a ribosome AND is complementary to the mRNA codon

tRNA

500

Methylating a histone protein can tighten chromatin, blocking transcription and silencing the genes. This is an example of _____________ regulation

Epigenetic

500
Mankind has chosen to breed wolves to yield less aggressive and more domesticated pups, eventually speciating them into dogs. This is an example of... 

Articifical Selection

500

A certain species of moss occupies the middle branches of a tree in a forest. A forest fire opens up both the sunny, top branches of the tree and the shadowy, rooted areas of the tree. The new niches favor bright-colored moss and darker-colored moss, respectively. This is an example of... 

Diversifying natural selection 

500

What grade is everybody going to get on their final

10000000% A++++++