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46 Cards in this Set
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Fact
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Piece of evidence; no matter how you try it always works out.
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Belief
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No evidence; not right or wrong
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Theory
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Explanation based on evidence. Changed or modified with new evidence
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Scientific Law
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Not fact; all evidence supports it, none disproves it.
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Control
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All parts and conditions are the same
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Variable
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Factor that is different. Thing you're testing
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Biogenesis
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all living arise from other living of the same type.
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Abiogenisis
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Spontaneous generation; Living can come from non-living.
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ATP funtions
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1)move substances through cell membrane.
2)energy for muscle contractions. 3)Energy for chromosomes 4)"on-off" switch for chem. reactions and sends messages. |
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peptide bond
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bond between amino acids
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polypeptide chain
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all amino acids in a sequence
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cell
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basic unit of life
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cell membrane
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allows things in and out of cell
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ribosome
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synthesize proteins
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mitochondrion
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makes energy (ATP) from sugar
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nucleus
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determines cell activities
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Somatic
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body cell type (mitosis)
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gamete
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Reproductive cell type (meiosis)
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purpose of mitosis cells
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repair
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purpose of meiosis
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reproduction
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nucleotide composition
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phosphate group
Deoxyribose sugar nitrogen base |
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nitrogen bases
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adenine, thymine
guanine, cytosine |
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DNA functions
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produce organisms traits
info storage and faithful replication |
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Mutation
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change in nitrogen base sequence
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Semi-conservative replication
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enzyme unwinds the DNA and separates nitrogen bases.
another enzyme sticks complimentary base pairs together |
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results of DNA replication
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2 exact DNA strands from 1
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Diffusion
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most important molecules enter and leave the cell
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signal transduction cascade
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chemical messengers travel through the body, attach to a cell at receptor site, and cause chemical changes in cell.
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metabolism
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many chem. reactions per min.
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funtions of proteins
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muscle contraction
transport oxygen in bloodstream provide immunity carry out chem. reactions |
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enzymes
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speed up chem. reactions.
enable reactions to occur in given cell conditions |
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Diploid
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2 of each chrom.
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haploid
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one of each chromosome
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Classical theory of inheritance:
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DNA we inherit from our parents determine the traits we will have.
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Lamarck's theory
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theory of inheritance of acquired characteristics
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Genotypes
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each parent gives 2 to a certain trait
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phenotypes
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certain trait the body might receive
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mendel's law of segregation
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fertilization occurs at random
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autosomal
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comes from 1st 22 chromosomes
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restriction enzymes
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cut DNA
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Why cut DNA
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to ID humans and organisms
genetically change organism |
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plasmid DNA
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loop of DNA only found in bacteria.
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Why insert gene into plasmid?
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bacteria cells produce human protein.
human get enough of certain protein |
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why? gel electrophoresis
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to ID an organism
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Karyotype
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all chorm. arranged a pairs.
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How are karyotypes paired?
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Size or chrom, bonding pattern, and location of centromere.
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