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A disorder when a cell has an incorrect number or set of chromosomes. |
Aneuploidy |
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When the DNA is improperly copied, it is called? |
Silent Mutation |
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Causes a change in the sequence of DNA replication? |
Missense Mutation |
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Leads to cell cycle disruption and formation of tumors. |
Missense Mutation |
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This occurs due to nondisjunction of homologous chromosomes. |
Aneuploidy |
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Protein present in red blood cells which act as antigen determinant that can tell whether a foreign tissue can be incorporated or rejected by the host organism. |
Glycophorins. |
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Occurs when parties move from an area of higher concentration to an area of lower concentration. |
Diffusion |
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Happens when two areas of differing concentration gradient are being separated by a semi-permeable membrane. |
Osmosis |
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Transports substances in a unidirectional manner depending on the concentration gradient. |
Uniporter |
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Transports different types of molecules in the cell membrane at the same time. |
Symporter |
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Transports different types of molecules in the cell membrane at the same time but different direction. |
Antiporter |
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A type of passive transport which relies on carrier proteins in order for the substances to move down their concentration gradient. |
Facilitated Diffusion |
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Molecules move from low concentration to high concentration. |
Active Transport |
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A cell with a pump. Live in a watery environment. |
Contractile vacuole or a Paramecium |
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Contains a low concentration of solutes. |
Hypotonic |
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Contains higher concentration of solutes. |
Hypertonic |
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A coat protein is called a? |
Clathrin |
