Nature V Nurture Levels of Organization
Enzyme Basics
The phenomena of Lactose Intolerance
DNA Structure and Protein Synthesis
Gene Regulation and Mutations
100

Diet would be an example of...

What is Nurture or Environmental factor

100

Enzymes usually end in the prefix...

What is -ase...

100

The only type of mammals of animals that can digest milk as adults...

What are humans...

100

The organelle that makes protein is...

What is the Ribosome

100

A change to a DNA sequence is called...

What is Mutation...

200

A trait that gets passed on is called...

What is inherited

200

The molecule Enzymes act on...

What is substrate...

200

The enzyme Lactase breaks down Lactose into two products called...

What is Glucose and Galactose

200

The step where DNA changes into RNA...

What is Transcription

200

Non-coding regions of DNA are responsible for silencing or __________ gene expression...

What is activating...

300

The organelle responsible for creating ATP...

What is the Mitochondria
300

The place on the enzyme where the substrate attachs...

What is the active site

300

When a person can digest milk they are called...

What is Lactase Persistence...

300

The three bases that create an amino acid...

What is Codon...

300

A Mutation can be ______, ________, or _______

What is beneifical, Harmful, or neutral

400

The order from LEAST to MOST complex in levels of organization...

What is Organelle, Cell, Tissue, Organ, Organ System, Organism

400

When an enzyme loses it shape it is...

What is denatured

400

Lactose Intolerance is caused at this location in the body...

what is the DNA

400

A chain of amino acids is called...

A protein

400

If a gene is silenced which step of protein synthesis is blocked from occurring...

What is transcription...

500

The organ system responsible for creating hormones...

What is the Endocrine system...

500
The job of an enzyme (another word for speed up)...

What is Catalyze...

500

Lactase transcription is activated if you have this...

what is a mutation on coding region 1 of the LCT gene...

500

The three main steps of protein synthesis...

DNA --> RNA --> Amino Acids/Proteins OR Replication, Transcription, Translation

500

What do we call a factor that can cause a mutation...

What is a Mutagen...