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Photosynthesis starting products are
Energy and CO2
glucose and O2
CO2 and H2O
Energy CO2 and H2O
respiration's starting products are
Energy and CO2
glucose and O2
CO2 and H2O
Energy CO2 and H2O
the starting materials for aerobic respiration are
glucose and O2
just glucose
the starting materials for anaerobic respiration are
glucose and O2
just glucose
what is the first biochemical pathway for aerobic respiration
krebs cycle
electron transport chain
glycolysis
what is the second biochemical pathway for aerobic respiration
krebs cycle
electron transport chain
glycolysis
what is the third biochemical pathway for aerobic respiration
krebs cycle
electron transport chain
glycolysis
what is another name for the krebs cycle
electron transport chain
citric base cycle
citric acid cycle
citric pathway cycle
the two biochemical pathways for anaerobic respiration are ( after glycolysis )
lactic acid and alcoholic fermentation
citric acid and alcoholic fermentation
lactic and citric acid fermentation
glycolysis
both aerobic and anaerobic respiration do
krebs cycle
glycolysis
lactic acid fermentation
alcoholic fermentation
the end products of aerobic respiration are
CO2 and O2
O2 and H20
O2 and C6H78O9
CO2 and H2O
the end product of lactic acid fermentation is
ethyl alcohol
CO2
lactic acid
the end productSSS of alcoholic feremtation are
ethyl alcohol
CO2
lactic acid
aerobic respiration make
2 ATP
36 ATP
anaerobic respiration make
2 ATP
36 ATP
the final acceptor for aerobic respiration is
nitrogen
hydrogen
carbon
oxygen
photosynthesis
makes food in plants
makes energy
creates lipids
transports liquids
respiration
makes food in plants
makes energy
makes lipids
transports liquids
respiration occurs in the
mitochondria
chloroplast
cytoplasm
cell wall
photosynthesis occurs in the
mitochondria
chloroplast
cytoplasm
cell wall
this is a example of
hydrolysis
glycolysis
dehydration synthesis
aerobic respiration
this is an example of
respiration
photosynthesis
hydrolysis
glycolysis
this is an example of
lactic acid fermentation
alcoholic fermentation
hydrolysis
glycolysis
this is an example of
aerobic respiration
lactic acid fermentation
glycolysis
hydrolysis
this is an example of
dehydration synthesis
hydrolysis
fermentation
respiration
in asexual reproduction
offspring is varied
offspring is identical
in sexual reproduction
offspring is varied
offspring is identical
in asexual reproduction
there is 1 parent
there are 2 parents
in sexual reproduction
there is 1 parent
there are 2 parents
oogenesis
produces ova in the ovaries
makes sperm in the testes
spermatogenesis
produces ova in the ovaries
produces sperm in the testes
oogenesis makes
4 sperm
1 egg
spermatogenesis makes
4 sperm
1 egg
this is
mitosis
meiosis
this is
mitosis
meiosis
chromatin turns to chromosomes, nuclear membrane disappears.
prophase
anaphase
metaphase
telophase
chromosomes align on equator.
prophase
anaphase
metaphase
telophase
Spindle fibers split apart chromosomes.
prophase
anaphase
metaphase
telophase
cytokinesis & cleavage forms 2 identicle daughter cells, nuclear membrane returns
prophase
anaphase
metaphase
telophase
in a plant cell,
cleavage occurs
cleavage doesn't occur
in an animal cell
cleavage occurs
cleavage doesn't occur
in a plant cell, instead of cleavage,
the cell wall turns into a cell plate
the cell membrane turns into a cell plate
the cell plate turns into the cell wall
the cell plate turns into the cell membrane
this is the stage
prophase
anaphase
metaphase
interphase
this is the stage
metaphase
anaphase
prophase
telophase
this is the stage
metaphase
anaphase
telophase
interphase
this is the stage
anaphse
telophase
prophase
interphase
this is the stage
metaphase
anaphase
prophase
telophase
this is
chromatin
centromere
chromosome
chromatid sister
this is
chromosome
centromere
chromotid sister
chromatin
this is
chromatin
chromatid sister
chromosome
centromere
this is
chromosome
centromere
chromatid sister
chromatin
this is
oogenesis
spermatogenesis
meiosis
mitosis
this is
oogenesis
spermatogenesis
meiosis
mitosis
this is
disjunction
crossing over
fertilization
synapsis
this is
synapsis
crossing over
fertilization
disjunction
2n stands for
diploid
haploid
n stands for
diploid
haploid
haploid is
full amount of chromosomes
half amount of chromosomes
diploid
full amount of chromosomes
half amount of chromosomes
homologous chromosomes
dont match up in size and shape
match up in size and shape
no pairing of homologous chromosomes occur
mitosis
meiosis
two divisions
mitosis
meiosis
four daughter cells produced
mitosis
meiosis
associated with growth and asexual reproduction
mitosis
meiosis
associated with sexual reproduction
mitosis
meiosis
crossing over between homogolous chromosomes may occur
mitosis
meiosis
synapsis occurs in prohase
mitosis
meiosis
variation _________ rate of evolution
increases
decreases
when homologous chr. line up at metaphase, one chromatid sister overlaps another and exchanges genetic material, which creates variation.
crossing over
disjunction
fertilization
gametogenesis
is the pairing of homologous chr.’s , which forms a tetrad, a group of 4 chromatids joined at the centromere.
crossing over
disjunction
synapsis
fertilization
Spindles form and the double stranded chr.’s move toward the middle.
prophase 2
metaphase 2
anaphase 2
telophase 2
4 haploid cells daughter cells form. Chromosomes return to chromatin and nuclear membrane forms again.
prophase 2
metaphase 2
anaphase 2
telophase 2
What do the proteins cyclin do?
they store energy
they help budding occur
they split the cell
they regulate how the cell moves throughout the cell cycle
is the production of identical genetic copies
cloning
parthenogensis
binary fission
budding
is the development of an egg into an individual without being fertilized by a sperm cell
cloning
parthenogensis
binary fission
budding
is the simplest form of asexual reproduction. Parent organism divides into 2 equal size daughter cells that grow to normal size. Nucleus and cytoplasm ÷ equally (=ly)
cloning
pathenogensis
binary fission
budding
when a parent ÷ into 2 unequal parts. New individuals develop as small outgrowths.
cloning
parthenogensis
binary fission
budding
in budding, the cytoplasm divides
equally
unequally
in budding the nucleus divides
equally
unequally
in binary fission, both the cytoplasm and the nucleus divide
equally
unequally
Under favorable conditions (food, warmth, moisture, spores germinate to produce new individuals.
sporulation
regeneration
natural vegetative propagation
artificial vegetative propogation
the ability to regrow lost body parts.
sporulation
regeneration
artificial vegetative propagation
natural vegetative propagation
all of the above are advantages of vegetative propagation EXCEPT
speed
seedless fruits
healthier
certainty
this is an example of
binary fission of a ameba
binary fission of a bacteria
budding of a ameba
budding of a bacteria
this is an example of
binary fission of a ameba
binary fission of a bacteria
budding of an ameba
budding of a bacteria
this is an example of
binary fission
sporulation
regeneration
budding
this is an example of
binary fission
sporulation
budding
regeneration
Problem
a statement that describes the outcome of the experiment
the question to be solved
background information on the topic
record information using you 5 senses
hypothesis
list of items you will need to complete the experiment
step by step instructions on how to test your hypothesis
statement that determines a possible solution to the problem
the question to be solved
research
statement that determines a possible solution to the problem
step by step instructions on how to test the hypothesis
a statement that describes the outcome of an experiment
background information on the topic
materials
list of items you will need to preform the experiment
question to be solved
statement that determines a possible solution to the problem
record information using your 5 senses
procedure
background information on a topic
step by step instructions on how to test the hypothesis
a statement that describes the outcome of the experiment
the question to be solved
observation
statement that determines a possible solution to the problem
list of items you would need to preform the experiment
record information using you 5 senses
a statement that describes the outcome of the experiment
conclusion
a statement that describes the out come of the experiment
used to collect data
statement that determines a possible solution to the problem
background information on the topic
all these are ways a well designed experiment becomes more valid EXCEPT
more trials
more independent variables
more subjects
extended time to experiment
independent variable
what the experimenter changes
what is being measured
all the things that remain the same throughout the experiment
the one trial with no testing. it is used as a comparison showing the difference between what normally happens and what you have changed
dependent variable
the one trial with no testing. it is used as a comparison showing the difference between what normally happens and what you have changed
what the experimenter changes
what is being measured
all the things that remain the same throughout the experiment
constant
all the things that remain the same throughout the experiment
the one trial with no testing. it is used as a comparison showing the difference between what normally happens and what you have changed
what is being measured
what the experimenter changes
control
all the things that remain the same throughout the experiment
what the experimenter cahnges
the one trial with no testing. it is used as a comparison showing the difference between what normally happens and what you have changed
what is being measured
theory
a rule in nature
orange bananas
monkey dung
describes a well-tested explanation for a range of phenomena
law
describes a well-tested explanation for a range of phenomena
potato eyes
a rule in nature
strawberry leaves
Benedict's Solution is an indicator for...
starch
heat
water
glucose
iodine is and indicator for
Benedict's solution
glucose
starch
water
when indicated, glucose changes colors to...
orange/brick red
yellow/green
amber/blue
green/blue
when indicated, starch changes color to...
amber-green
red-orange
blue-black
brown
what is the simplest thing in the organization of life
organ
cell
tissue
organelle
what is the most complex thing in the organization of life
organelle
organism
organ system
tissue
Cell membrane
powerhouse of the cell
stores water
site of protein synthesis
regulates what enters and exits the cell
cell wall
Allows transport of substances to and from the nucleus to the cell membrane
Allows transport of substances to and from the nucleus to the cell membrane with ribosomes
protects and supports the cell
produces food by photosynthesis
Nucleus
site of ribosome production, made up od DNA, RNA, and proteins
control center of the cell, regulates all cell activities.
Allows transport of substances to and from the nucleus to the cell membrane with ribosomes
stores water and dissolved minerals
Nucleolus
Site of ribosome production, made up of DNA, RNA, and proteins
watery fluid that allows chemical reactions to take place.
protects and supports the cell
controls transport in and out of the cell
Smooth E.R.
Allows transport of substances to and from the nucleus to the cell membrane with ribosomes
protects and supports the cell
supplies energy for the cell from respiration, powerhouse of the cell.
Allows transport of substances to and from the nucleus to the cell membrane
Rough E.R.
Allows transport of substances to and from the nucleus to the cell membrane
Allows transport of substances to and from the nucleus to the cell membrane with ribosomes
Ribosomes
controls transport in and out of the cell
watery fluid that allows chemical reactions to occur
site of protein synthesis, found in rough E.R.
supplies energy to the cell from respiration
Mitochondria
Allows transport of substances to and from the nucleus to the cell membrane with ribosomes
takes in proteins,wraps them, and moves them throughout the cell
contains enzymes that break down worn out cells, food for the cell, and bacteria
supplies energy to the cell from respiration
lysosomes
contains enzymes, that break down food, worn out cells, and bacteria for the cell
watery fluid that allows chemical reactions to occur
controls transport in and out of the cell
contains pores which let materials pass in and out of the nucleus
golgi body
takes in proteins
watery fluid that allows chemical reactions to occur
wraps proteins and carries them throughout the cell
control center of the cell
vacuole
stores water and dissolved minerals that the cell may need for repair and or growth
produces food by photosynthesis
contains pores that let materials pass in and out of the nucleus
pumps out water
cytoplasm
produces food by photosynthesis
site of ribosome production, contains DNA, RNA, and proteins
watery fluid that allows chemical reactions to occur
supplies energy for the cell from respiration
chloroplast
watery fluid that allows chemical reactions to occur
Allows transport of substances to and from the nucleus to the cell membrane
Allows transport of substances to and from the nucleus to the cell membrane with ribosomes
produces food by photosynthesis
nutrition
Process of an organism producing new individuals of the same kind of offspring
Control and coordination of activities that help an organism to maintain homeostasis in a changing environment
Process of obtaining and using food
Ridding of metabolic wastes
transport
Process of increasing in size of a cell or number of cells
The process of releasing chemical energy stored in nutrients
Ridding of metabolic wastes
Absorbing, distributing, and circulating materials within an organism
respiration
Control and coordination of activities that help an organism to maintain homeostasis in a changing environment
The process of releasing chemical energy stored in nutrients
Combining simple substances to form more complex substances
Process of an organism producing new individuals of the same kind of offspring
regulation
Control and coordination of activities that help an organism to maintain homeostasis in a changing environment
Process of increasing in size of a cell or number of cells
Ridding of metabolic wastes
Process of obtaining and using food
synthesis
Absorbing, distributing, and circulating materials within an organism
The process of releasing chemical energy stored in nutrients
Absorbing, distributing, and circulating materials within an organism
Combining simple substances to form more complex substances
growth
Combining simple substances to form more complex substances
Process of an organism producing new individuals of the same kind of offspring
Process of increasing in size of a cell or number of cells
Ridding of metabolic wastes
reproduction
Combining simple substances to form more complex substances
Process of an organism producing new individuals of the same kind of offspring
Process of obtaining and using food
Absorbing, distributing, and circulating materials within an organism
excretion
Combining simple substances to form more complex substances
Process of an organism producing new individuals of the same kind of offspring
Ridding of metabolic wastes
The process of releasing chemical energy stored in nutrients
phase contrast microscope
Uses filters to distinguish between parts of a living cell
Separates by density by spinning
Transfers parts of a cell to another
Separates dna by electricity into bands
electron microscope
Transfers parts of a cell to another
Uses beams of electrons rather than light and it magnifies more than 100000x
Separates by density by spinning
Separates dna by electricity into bands
centrifuge
Separates pigments by solvents
Uses beams of electrons rather than light and it magnifies more than 100000x
Uses filters to distinguish between parts of a living cell
Separates by density by spinning
chromotagraphy
Uses beams of electrons rather than light and it magnifies more than 100000x
Transfers parts of a cell to another
Separates dna by electricity into bands
Separates pigments by solvents
electrophoresis
Separates dna by electricity into bands
Uses filters to distinguish between parts of a living cell
Separates by density by spinning
Separates pigments by solvents
microdissection
Transfers parts of a cell to another
Uses filters to distinguish between parts of a living cell
Separates dna by electricity into bands
Separates by density by spinning
active transport...
uses energy
does not use energy
passive transport
does use energy
does not use energy
the most diverse taxonomic category is
phylum
class
kingdom
family
least diverse taxonomic category
genus
kingdom
class
species
what are the four types of inorganic molecules
salt, water. carbs , lipids
carbs, lipids, proteins, nucleic acids
salt ,water, acids, bases
nucleic acids, proteins, water, bases
what are the 4 organic molecules
nucleic acids, salt, water, lipids
proteins, nucleic acids, carbs, lipids
lipids, acids, bases, carbs
water, salt, acids, bases
the body is made up of
10% carbs
20% carbs
60% carbs
0% carbs
carbs are made up of
simple sugars and protiens
lipids and fatty acids
simple sugars and starches
lipids and galactase
the basic unit of a carb is a
starch
sugar
monosaccharide
3 fatty acids and 1 glycerol
When you add water to a disaccharide and it breaks into two monosaccharides, this is called
dehydration synthesis
cellular respiration
hydrolysis
photosynthesis
an example of a polysaccharide could be
amino acid
lipid
fat
starch
what is starch stored as in a plant cell
cellulose
glycerol
galactose
monosaccharide
what is starch stored as in a animal cell
cellulose
glycerol
monosaccharide
galactose
what are lipids made up of
fats oils and starches
starches oils and waxes
fats oils and waxes
fats starches and waxes
what is the basic unit of a lipid
amino acid
3 fatty acid 1 glycerol
nucleotide
monosaccharide
this is an example of
a dipeptide
a peptide bond
a carboxyl group
an amino group
the thing circled in blue is a
amino group
carboxyl group
radical variable
amino acid
the thing circled in blue is the
radical variable
amino acid
carboxyl group
amino group
the thing circled in blue is the
radical variable
amino group
carboxyl group
amino acid
an amino acid + an amino acid is a
peptide bond
protein
lipid
dipeptide
all enzymes are made from
lipids
carbs
nucleic acids
proteins
what is the basic unit of a protein
amino acid
fat
starch
sugar
proteins have
nitrogen
hydrogen
monosaccharides
polysaccarides
pepsin is in the
small intestine
large intestine
stomach
head
trypsin is in the
stomach
small intestine
large intestine
head
pepsin is an
acid
base
trypsin is an
acid
base
what is the basic unit of a nucleic acid
nucleotide
lipid
amino acid
monosaccharide
nucleic acids are made up of
DNA and fatty acids
fatty acids and RNA
RNA and oils
DNA and RNA
DNA has a
double helix
single helix
RNA had a
double helix
single helix
DNA has ______ when RNA has _____
thymine, uracil
uracil, thymine
DNA has _____ when RNA has_____
ribose, deoxyribose
deoxyribose, ribose
enzymes
make energy
speed up reactions
help digest
help ingest
this is an example of
concentation graph
ph graph
temperature graph
this is an example of
ph graph
concentration graph
temperature graph
this is an example of
ph graph
concentration graph
temperature graph
what happens when an enzyme goes over its optimum temperature
it speeds up
it slows down
it stays the same
it denatures
the thing circled in purple is
the active site
the substrate
the enzyme
the enzyme substrate complex
what is the thing circled in purple
the active site
the enzyme
the substrate
the enzyme substrate complex
the thing pointed to is
the active site
the enzyme
the substrate
the enzyme substrate complex
this is
an enzyme
an active site
a subtrate
an enzyme substrate complex
