Kingdoms and Classifications
There are ____ Kingdoms used to classify living organisms.
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Water moves equally between the cell and the breaker:
What is Isotonic.
Mitosis makes how many cells:
Meiosis makes how many cells:
What is Mitosis makes 2 and Meiosis makes 4
ThE PoWeRhOuSe Of ThE CeLL:
What is the mitochondria?
The process of forming a complimentary mRNA strand from a DNA strand:
What is Transcription?
A characteristic of an organism that gets it's energy by consuming other organisms:
What is heterotroph
What is diffusion.
One makes identical copies, and one makes unique cells:
What is mitosis and Meiosis (Mitosis makes identical copies of cells, while Meiosis makes unique gametes)
This organelle comes in a rough and smooth variant and is responsible for generating membranes and proteins after the ribosome builds them:
What is the Rough/Smooth ER?
This type of RNA is involved in carrying amino acids and pairing with codons:
What is tRNA?
Organisms that are classified as eukaryotic have this organelle:
What is the nucleus
One side of the cell has a higher concentration of solute compared to the other:
What is hypertonic?
Cells spend most of their time in this phase:
What is Interphase?
Three organelles that we use to differentiate a plant cell from an animal cell:
What are the vacuole, cell wall, and chloroplast?
Original DNA Sequence:
DNA Complimentary Strand: TCG
mRNA Strand:
Amino Acid:
What is AGC, UCG, and Ser?
This kingdom has organisms that are are extremophiles, reproduce asexually, and prokaryotic:
Who are archaebacteria
65% Water, ____% solute:
What is 35%
The process where homologous chromosomes exchange segments with one another:
What is crossing Over?
Packages and ships proteins:
What is the Golgi Apparatus/Body?
Transcription begins in the ____, ends in the ______, and translation results in _______:
What is nucleus, cytoplasm, and amino acids!
This kingdom can be both uni and multi cellular, auto and heterotrophs, and can reproduce both sexually and asexually:
Who is Protista
Inside cell: 35% H2O, ___% Solute
Outside cell: ___% H2O, 70% solute
Water will flow _______ the cell. Why?
What is 65%, 30%, and outside the cell, because the surrounding solution is hypertonic!
What would happen if a cell had no spindle fibers?
What is a cell would be unable to align chromosomes in middle, separate, pull cells apart, or have each cell have the correct number of chromosomes?
Three ways to identify a plant vs animal cell:
What is the location of the nucleus, thickness of outer cell, and shape of cell.
Chargaff's Rule:
What is the idea that every A pairs with T and every G pairs with C?