Cells
Respiration & Photosynthesis
Genetics
Reproduction
Enzymes & Experiments
100

This organelle produces proteins.

Ribosome

100

Name this process and the types of organisms who need it.

oxygen + glucose → carbon dioxide + water + ATP

Cellular reproduction

Plants & Animals

100

Put these terms in order from smallest to largest:

nucleus, gene, chromosome, cell

gene, chromosome, nucleus, cell

100

Why type of reproduction is cloning?

Asexual reproduction (mitosis)

100

A student hypothesized that the heart rate of his classmates would increase after drinking Celsius. 

Define the independent variable, dependent variable, experimental group, and control group.

IV: Drinking Celsius or not

DV: Heart rate

EG: Students drinking Celsius

CG: Students not drinking Celsius

200

Which cell structure is mainly responsible for releasing/creating energy from food molecules in some single-celled organisms?

Mitochondria

200

Name this process and the types of organisms who need it.

carbon dioxide + water → oxygen + glucose

Photosynthesis

Plants 

200

A DNA segment originally contained the base sequence G-T-C-C-A-T-G-C-A. After a mutation during DNA replication, the base sequence was G-T-C-C-A-T.

Name the type of mutation.

Deletion

200
Which type of reproduction involves two different parent cells and produces genetically different offspring?

Sexual reproduction

200

Enzymes can become denatured due to what factors?

temperature and pH

300

The basic building blocks of a protein are _______

amino acids

300

What organelles are involved in cellular respiration and photosynthesis?

Mitochondria

Chloroplast 

300

Sperm and egg cells are created through the process of _________.

Once an embryo is formed, it will continue to grow through the process of ________.

sperm/egg: meiosis

embryo: mitosis

300

During a woman’s menstrual cycle, ovulation occurs and an egg is released. Where will the egg potentially become fertilized by a sperm cell?

Fallopian tubes

300

Describe the difference between quantitative and qualitative data.

Quantitative: data in numbers

Qualitative: observations (non-numerical)

400

Explain why patients with a mitochondrial disease experience tiredness/lack of energy.

If the mitochondria is not working properly, it will not produce energy (ATP).

400

Explain in terms of cellular respiration why humans' breathing rate and pulse rate increase when they're in danger.

To get more energy through cellular respiration, humans need oxygen (increased breathing) and glucose. The reactants move through the blood (pulse rate) to enter cells needing energy.
400

A gene contains 20% Adenine (A) bases. What is the percentage of Cytosine (C) bases in that gene?

30%

400

A normal body cell of an elephant contains 56 chromosomes. How many chromosomes would be present in a gamete and a skin cell of an elephant?

Gamete: 28

Skin cell: 56

400

Enzymes are what type of biochemical molecule?

protein

500

If the concentration of sodium is greater inside a cell than outside the cell, what process could move sodium out of the cell?

Diffusion (movement of molecules from high to low concentration)

500

Brain damage can start within 3 to 5 minutes of oxygen deprivation. Why is oxygen needed for brain cells?

To produce ATP to make the cells function properly.

500

Genetic engineering utilizes bacterial cells for what purpose?

To produce a human protein (from human DNA inserted into a bacteria cell)

500

What disadvantage do organisms that only reproduce asexually face?

Lack of variation may limit survival

500

An individual inherited a new variation in a gene that codes for the production of lactase. In what instance will that variation be passed on to the offspring?

If the change in DNA is in a parents' gamete (sperm or egg cell)