Biology Midterm

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How does a plant respond to the environment

by turning towards the sun

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Example of an adaption

Abmeoba has a structure that allows it to pump out excess water from it's body

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what does a horse gain energy from

the grass it eats

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when does a Caterpillar undergo dramatic changes

as it grows and develops

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what are all organisms composed of

cells and cells are the smallest unit of life

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levels of organization from simple to complex:

molecular, cellular, tissue, organ, organ system, organism

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cells work together to form

tissues

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tissues that function together make

organs

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the molecular level:

DNA, proteins, carbs, and lipids

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genetics

the study of heredity

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Anatomy

The study of body structure

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Botany

study of plants

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Ecology

the study of the environment

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what is a hypothesis

an attempt to explain an event or a set of observations

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what are carefully designed experiments useful for

testing hypotheses

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what are the 2 parts of an experiment

the experimental set up and the control set up

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what is a microscope

an instrument that produces enlarged images of a specimen. The best light microscope can magnify up to 1500 times.

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the parts of the microscope:

body tube, revolving nose piece, scanning, high power objective, low power objective, stage clips, diaphragm, light source, ocular lens, arm, stage, coarse focus, fine focus, and base

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ocular lens:

10x magnification

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low power objective:

10x magnification, 100x total magnification

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high power objective:

40x magnification, 400x total magnification

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what does good resolution mean

the image is clear

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what is an atom

the smallest particle of an element that has the element's properties

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what are the 3 particles that make up an atom

proton, neutron and electron

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first energy level in an atom:

can hold a maximum of 2 electrons

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atomic number:

determined by the number of protons in an element

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atomic mass:

determined by the number of protons and neutrons in an element

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organic molecules:

any molecule with carbon including the carbs, proteins, lipids and nucleic acids

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inorganic molecules:

water, carbon dioxide or CO2, and carbon monoxide or CO are inorganic molecules

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carbon:

has 6 electrons - 4 are available for bonding

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functional groups:

groups of atoms that carry out chemical reactions

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monomer:

small building block molecules

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polymers:

molecules made by linking 2 or more monomers

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dehydration:

process of removing water to form a compound

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hyrolysis

process of splitting a molecule with water

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what are 3 elements that make up carbohydrates

carbon, hydrogen, oxygen

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What are monosaccharides

glucose (blood sugar), fructose (fruit sugar), and galactose

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what are the disaccharides

sucorse (table sugar), and lactose (milk sugar)

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What are polysaccharides

chitin, cellulose, glycogen, and starch

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chitin:

exoskeleton of certain animals

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cellulose:

cell walls of plants, gives plants support

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glycogen:

how animals store excess sugar

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starch:

how plants store excess sugar

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what are the lipids

fats, waxes, steroids, and phospholipids

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peptide:

consist of 2 or more amino acids and they make up proteins

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saturated fats:

like butter are made of fatty acids containing no double bonds

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aminoo acid:

contains an amino functional group and a carboxyl functional group and the peptide bond forms between these two groups when amino acid bond to each other

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enzymes:

proteins that speed up chemical reactions in the body

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cell theory:

all biological organisms are composed of cells; cells are the unit of life and all life comes from preexisting cells

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diffusion:

net movement of molecules from an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration

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osmosis:

diffusion of water

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hypotonic solution:

the concentration of solutes is lower than the concentration f solutes inside the cells so water moves into the cell

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hypertonic solution:

the concentration of solutes is higher than the concentrations of solutes inside the cells so the water moves out of the cells

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isotonic solution:

concentration of solutes is equal

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active transport:

uses energy to take molecules across the membrane

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bulk transport:

moves large molecules across the membrane

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endocytosis:

brings in large molecules in bulk

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exocytosis:

removes large molecules in bulk

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cell cycle:

phases of the life of the cell

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interphase:

period of growth prior to division

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cell division:

made up of mitosis and cytokinesis

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what happens during the s phase of interphase

the chromosomes replicate

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phases of mitosis:

prophase, metaphase, anaphase, telophase

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gametes:

sexual reproductive cells that result from meiosis

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zygote:

single cells that result from sexual reproduction

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what are homologous pairs

matching pairs of chromosomes

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Meiosis 1:

separates homologous pairs of chromosomes

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meiosis 2:

separates sister chromatid

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trait:

any characteristic that can be passed from parent to offspring

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hybrid:

gets different genetic information from each parent

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each of Mendel's traits:

occurred in 2 distinct observable forms

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purebred plants:

produce only plants like themselves when they self fertilize

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recessive trait:

what Mendel called the trait that did not show up in the hybrid

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allele:

different versions of a gene for the same trait

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genotype:

the actual genetic makeup of an organism

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heterozygous:

an organism with 2 alleles for a trait that are different

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Punnett Square:

a grid that shows all the possible results of a genetic cross

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incomplete dominance:

not dominant or recessive alleles, the heterozygote shows an in between of the 2 homozygous phenotypes

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co dominance:

when both homozygous phenotypes show up in the heterzygous

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example of co dominance:

AB blood type

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examples of polygenic traits:

eyes, skin and hair color

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(Know how to work all types of genetic problems that we have covered up to midterm.)

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linked gene:

when genes are close together on the same chromosome

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sex-linked gene:

applies to the genes that are located on the sex chromosome

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(know how to work sex linked problems and pedigree.)

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what did Walter Sutton say

chromosomes are the basis of heredity

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what did Theodor Boveri say

male sperm nuclei and female egg nuclei were equivalent in the amount of hereditary information

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what did Bateson and Punnet do

they co-discovered gene-linkage and re-did Mendel's experiments

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Recombinants:

result of crossing over

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what did Thomas Hunt Morgan do

conducted statistical studies of the way genetic traits are passed on in fruit flies

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<p>Down Syndrome mutation:</p>

Down Syndrome mutation:

-non-disjunction

-trisomy 21

-moon face

-thick or protruding tongue

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<p>Klinefelters Syndrome mutation:</p>

Klinefelters Syndrome mutation:

-non-dis-junction

-trisomy 23

-only in males

-have feminine features

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<p>Cri du chat syndrome mutation:</p>

Cri du chat syndrome mutation:

-structural

-deletion of the 5th chromosome

-cat like cry

-small head, low birth weight

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<p>Turner&apos;s Syndrome mutation:</p>

Turner's Syndrome mutation:

-non-disjunction

-monosomy

-webbed neck, short stature

-only in women

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What did Nettie Stevens do

one of the first scientists to find that sex is determined by a particular configuration of chromosomes

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