APHY 101 B-Test

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What is the correct sequence of somatic cellular reproduction?

Interphase, Prophase, Metaphase, Anaphase, Telophase

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The skin is an example of _____ class of tissue.

Epithelial

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The cytoplasm dividing into two daughter cells occurs in the _______ phase of cellular reproduction.

Telophase

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How many chromosomes are found in mature sperm?

23

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What is meiosis?

Germ cell division in sexually reproducing organisms that reduces the number of chromosomes in the gametes

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What is a eukaryotic cell?

Generally multi-celled organisms with a nucleus in more complex structures.

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The nucleus of a cell contains which of the following?

DNA, Genes, Chromosomes

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Look at the image. What is this?

DNA, Molecule

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What do the A, T, C, and G letters represent?

A- Adenine

T- Thymine

C- Cytosine

G- Guanine

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What are the three cavities that make up the human torso?

Thoracic, abdominal, pelvic

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What cavity houses the brain?

Cranial

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Which type of cell membrane transport requires energy?

Active transport

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Identify the tissue class: Adipose-

Connective

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Identify the tissue class: Cartilage-

Connective

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Identify the tissue class: Neurons-

Nervous

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Identify the tissue class: Myocardial-

Cardiac

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Identify the tissue class: Skin-

Epithelial

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Identify the tissue class: Red blood cells-

Connective

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Identify the tissue class: Striated-

Muscular

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Mitochondria

D. Converts carbohydrates, lipids, and proteins into energy for cell metabolism

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Lysosomes

A. Dissolve substances which enter the cell

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Cytoskeleton

G. Provide structural support for the cell

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Endoplasmic Reticula

E. Transport proteins between nucleus and cytoplasm

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Ribosomes

C. Assist in protein synthesis

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Cell membrane

F. Encloses the cell and restricts what enters into the cell

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Immature sperm/egg cells have ____ chromosomes?

46

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Energy needed for cell metabolism comes from the production of?

Adenosine Triphosphate (ATP)

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Translation

The process in which information encoded in mRNA directs the addition of amino acids during protein synthesis.

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Catabolism

Break down of a complex molecule in organisms to make similar ones with the release of energy.

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Homeostasis

Self regulation process by which a living organism can maintain stability while adjusting to changing conditions.

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Enzymes

Substance product end by a living organism which brings out a specific biochemical reaction.

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Gene

Short section of DNA that contains instructions that tell your cells to make molecules that are called proteins.

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Put the following in order from smallest to largest:

Non-striated tissue, muscle cell, digestive system, stomach, carbon, myosin protein

1.) Carbon

2.) Myosin protein

3.) Muscle cell

4.) Non-striated tissue

5.) Stomach

6.) Digestive system

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Meat is a good source of proteins. When we eat meat, the proteins are broken down into (1)_______ by our digestive system. These smaller molecular groups can then enter into the cytoplasm of a cell through the (2) __________ via passive transport. In the cytoplasm, these smaller molecules will chemically bind to (3) ________ and are transported toward a ribosomal unit. At the ribosome, to form a new protein they will be bonded together in a specific order according to the code on the (4)________. This code is based on each group of three nucleotide bases called a (5) _______. The entire process of new protein chains is called (6)_________. These chains can then be used to build new organelles in preparation for the cell to reproduce. This is called (7) _________ in somatic cells.

1.) Amino acids

2.) Cell membrane

3.) tRNA

4.) mRNA

5.) Codon

6.) Protein synthesis

7.) Mitosis

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What is the term for a fertilized single cell at stage 1?

Zygote

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How many chromosomes are in the cell at stage 1?

46

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Embryonic layer is #5 will eventually form skin, hair, nails, and the central nervous system. What is this layer called?

Ectoderm