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Energies not powered by the sun
Nuclear, Tidal, and Geothermal
Basic Equation
c6h12o6+o2=6co2+6h2o
Photosynthesis takes place where?
Chloroplasts
Parts of Leaf and what they do
Veins- water through leaf
Top of Leaf-densly packed cells filled w/ chloroplasts to do photosynthesis
Inside-somata that allow O2 ad CO2 in
2 parts of photosynthesis and what they do
The Light Reactions- split hydrogens off oxygen using light energy. use NADPH to help power Kelvin Cycle

Dark Reactions- take CO2 and link them and add in Hydrogen and sugars come out.
Gene Therapy
Taking a good gene from someone and putting it into someone with a bad gene.
Why pea pods are ideal-4 reasons
1. Easy to Cultivate
2. Self Pollinate if left alone
3. Contain different characteristics
4. Can cross individual plants by transferring pollen
Monohybrid cross
cross involving 2 parents that are true breeding for different traits in one character
alleles
alternative versions of the same gene
homozygote

heterozygote
individual that has 2 identical alleles at a given gene

individual that has 2 different alleles at a given gene
phenotype

genotype
physical appearance of an organism due to a trait or a set of traits

the underlying genetic composition
Mendel's First Law + what?
Law of Segregation- when gametes are produced , 2 alleles of a given gene will separate so that each gamete only recieves one member of alleles
Ways for law of segregation
Punnet Square
Test Cross
Probability Analysis
Test Cross
Finding unknown individual by crossing it with a homozygous individual
Probability
The chance that an event will occur
Definitely - 1
No - 0
Rule of Multiplication
if there are 2+ chance events and they each must occur, the total can be found by multiplying the separate probabilities
Rule of Addition
if there are 2 or more mutually exclusive events and 1 or the other can occur, the total can be found by adding the separate probabilities
Dihybrid Cross
cross between 2 true breeding that differ in the traits of the 2 characters
Mendels 2nd law and what
The law of Independent Assortment-
alleles of different genes will assort independently of one another during gamete formation
Wild Type
Allele that is most common in nature that gives rise to an expected phenotype
polymorphic locus
when a wild type allele is present less than 95-99% of the time
monomorphic locus
when a wild type allele is present more than 95-99% of the time
Other genes besides complete dominance and what
incomplete dominance-mix of alleles (flowers)
codominance-both alleles are shown (blood types)
overdominance (hybrid vigor)- heterozygote is better off
stages of meiosis
interphase- cell with nucleus (state in which cell always lives)
prophase-nucleus dissappears and chromosomes condense
metaphase-chromosomes line in middle
anaphase-split and migrate to opposite ends of cells
telephase-(citokinesis) condense back to form new nucleus
chromotid
chromosome
1 strand of DNA
sister (2) chromotids. we have 46