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46 Cards in this Set
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the most common protein on the planet is
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rubisco
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a local regulator molecule diffuses through extracellular fluid to a cell in a NEARBY tissue, binding to an appropriate receptor
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paracrine signaling
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photosynthesis by green plants would use what color of light most efficiently?
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blue
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the photosynthetic pigments at the REACTION CENTER of both photosystems I and II of green plants are
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chlorophyll a
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pineapple plant and other CAM plants have adapted to semiarid climates by
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fixing carbon at night
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what are commonly used in intracellular signaling pathways by cells?
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adenylyl cyclase
G proteins calmodulin |
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in a C3 plant mesophyll cell, the enzyme rubisco is found where?
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in the chloroplast stroma
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the electron transport chain used to make ATP in photosynthesis is found where?
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in the mitochondrial matrix
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the electrons received by photosystem I in green plants are ultimately transferred to
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NADP+
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an egg is fertilized by a sperm to produce a single cell called a
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zygote
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Mendel's Second Law of Heredity, the Law of Independent Assortment, states
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that ALTERNATIVE ALLELES of character are passed on INDEPENDENTLY of one another and remain DISTINCT when passed on to the next generation
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an example of the genetic phenomenon known as continuous variation would be
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height in humans
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if Mendel had crossed a plant with red flowers with a plant that produced white flowers and had obtained pink flowers, assuming he wasn't color blind, he would have discovered
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incomplete dominance
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the close association of homologous chromosomes during prophase I of meiosis is called
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synapsis
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a diploid stem cell that divides many times to produce many new cells that all eventually differentiate into skeletal muscle would be an example of a
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somatic cell
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during mitosis, the proper order of the phases is
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prophase
prometaphase metaphase anaphase telophase |
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chiasmata form during
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prophase I
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with respect to meiosis, centromeres split during
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anaphase II
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A purple flower pea plant is said to be Pp. Pp is this plant's
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genotype
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A plant has a dominant phenotype but an unknown genotype. The proper experiment to determine its correct genotype would be a
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test cross
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Mendel's Law of Segregation is best demonstrated using
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a monohybrid cross
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A human cell in anaphase II of meiosis would have a total of ___ chromatids
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46
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A homozygous dominant plant (PP) is crossed with a homozygous recessive plant (pp). The F1 generation is then self-crossed to produce the F2 generation. The phenotypic or Mendelian ratio of the offspring will be
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3:1
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Alternative versions of a gene (genetic variations) are termed
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alleles
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The chromosomes condense during what phase of meiosis I?
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prophase I
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The ultimate product of a cell undergoing the process we call meiosis is a
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gamete
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An allele at one locus affects several phenotypic traits (e.g. cystic fibrosis is caused by a single defective gene which causes clogged blood vessels, sticky mucus, salty sweat, liver failure, etc.). This is an example of
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pleitropic effects
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The Calvin cycle in a C4 tropical grass plant occurs in the
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bundle sheath cells
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A protein is activated by phosphorylation as part of a signaling cascade. In order for this protein to be converted back to an inactive state it will likely require the action of
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a protein phosphatase
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Cycle AMP (cAMP) is an example of
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a second messenger
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During which phase of meiosis are the tetrads of homologous chromosomes aligned at the center of the dividing cell?
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metaphase I
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During which phase of meiosis do the centromeres uncouple and sister chromatids migrate to opposite poles of the cell?
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cytokinesis
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Between the metaphases of meiosis I and meiosis II
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there is no DNA synthesis
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Cyclin-dependent kinases function
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as check point regulators for progression through the cell cycle
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Mendel crossed two true breeding plants, one with purple flowers and one with white flowers. The progeny were all purple. In a Mendelian style experiment, these purple progeny represent the
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F1 generation
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What is the Mendelian or phenotypic ratio for the F2 generation from a typical DIHYBRID cross?
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1:2:1
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At what point during cell division/replication does genetic recombination occur?
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Prophase I of meiosis
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During mitosis, the formation of a cleavage furrow and the actual separation of the cytoplasm of the two daughter cells is called
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cytokinesis
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A Pp flowering pea plant produces purple flowers ("P" is dominant over "p" and "P" encodes purple flowers). Purple flowers would be considered the plant's
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phenotype
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A convenient way to visualize the possible genotypes of the offspring (and the expected ratio of each genotype/phenotype) from a genetic cross is to use
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a Punnett square
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At what point during the cell cycle does DNA replication occur?
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S phase
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During development of many multicellular organisms, some cells seem to die off in a preprogrammed fashion. This phenomenon is called
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apoptosis
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the electron that passes through photosystem I in a green plan was initially derived from
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water
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steroid hormones are somewhat unusual in that their receptors are
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intracellular and commonly found in the cytoplasm
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Mendel's revolutionary change in performing genetics experiments was to
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use peas
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Which of the following would be an example of a testcross as performed by Mendel?
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PP x pp
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