Biology Module 2

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PCR
Polymerase Chain Reaction
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Double Helix
The shape of DNA, 2 DNA that complement each other
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half from mother, half from father
how many chromosomes you inherit from each parent
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23 pairs
how many pairs of chromosomes each humans have
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46
how many total chromosomes there are
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genome
all genes that make up a particular species
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homologous
same size
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22 out of 23
how many chromosomes are homologous
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loci/locus
where the gene is located on the chromosome
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Polygenic
multiple genes control the expression of one trait
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monogenic
one gene controls expression of one trait
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Y

male sex chromosome

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X

female sex chromosome

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Dominent
the form of a trait that can dominate or mask a reccessive trait
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Recessive
allele that is masked when a dominant allele is present
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3
how many possibilities for one gene to turn out
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homozygous dominant
Both alleles (factors) for a trait are the same and dominant (AA)
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heterozygus
having two different alleles for a trait (Aa)
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homozygous recessive
Both alleles (factors) for a trait are the same and recessive (aa)
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1%
what percent of DNA differentiates us as individuals
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PV92
a junk gene that does not code for anything
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50,000
amount of genes that do not code for anything (that we know of yet)
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chromosome 16
what chromosome PV92 is on
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only one
how many cells needed to identify an individual
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Thermocycler
a machine that duplicates repeadedly how cells duplicate DNA by rasing and lowering temperature
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genetic abnormality
a gene inherited that causes an abnormality, not health or life threatening
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genetic disorder
gene inhereted that can impact health or cause death
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genetic disease
predisposed to some sort of health issue but is only triggered by outside factors
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adenine (A), guanine (G), cytosine (C), thymine (T)
nucleotide base pairs
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Autosomal cell
a non sex cell
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19.9 million
base pairs of DNA
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hydrogen bonds
what DNA is held together by, can be heated and broken down
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phosphodiester bond
DNA can survive thousands of years due to these extremely strong bonds preserving it
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Micropipette
an instrument designed for the measurement of very small volumes in exact amounts
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Autoclave
takes high temperature steam to kill all living cells
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Cheelex
compound that strips metal ions off of DNA molecule for clean molecule in order to do PCR
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Lyse
the cell is bursting at the membrane to access neucleus
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more copies of cells
what makes DNA glow better under UV light
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polymerase chain reaction (PCR)
an automated process by which millions of copies of a DNA sequence can be created from a very small sample by hybridization
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Enzymes
protiens that act like catalysts, which speeds up reaction
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catalysts
accelerate chemical reactions
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Agarose gel
a porus gel that DNA migrates through
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slower
the longer the molecule, the ___ it becomes
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gel electrophoresis
Procedure used to separate and analyze DNA fragments by placing a mixture of DNA fragments at one end of a porous gel and applying an electrical voltage to the gel
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cellular metabolism
sum of all reactions that occur in the cell
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3D
the shape of an Enzyme
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substrate
the molecule that the enzyme reacts with
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active site
a region on an enzyme that binds to a protein or other substance during a reaction.
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"ase"
the suffix of enzymes
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repeatedly
how long an enzyme can be used as long as it's shape stays the same
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inhibitors
temperature that can denature the protien
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co-factors
line themselves by the active site and facilitate and speed up enzyme process more efficiently
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Fe+
a co-factor
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Mg2+
a co-factor
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60-80%
what percent water cells are
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polar in nature
water molecules are...
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polar
moves to water
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non polar
moves away from water
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high heat capacity
stops cells from boiling over
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high specific heat
takes lots of energy to heat/cool water molecule
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Lake superior
the coldest lake but does not freeze over completely due to high specific heat
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universal solvent
many molecules readily dissolve in water
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cohesion
water bonds to water (readily attract)
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adhesion
water clings to other molecules
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cohesive and adhesive
water is both
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capillary action
water can move against the pull of gravity
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roots and stems pull water up through small tubes
an example of capillary action
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transpiration
combination of capillary action and strength of water vapor
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how plants get water to the tips of trees
an example of transpiration
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low density of ice
solid is lower in density than it's liquid counterpart, hence why it floats
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in the nucleus
where PCR is stored
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Cocktail Mix
used to copy and amplify certain DNA, must be made in a lab using specific formula
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target sequence
what the mix is engineered to copy
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primers
identify where the beginning and ending of a target sequence are
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buffer solution
a solution made from a weak acid and its conjugate base that neutralizes small amounts of acids or bases added to it
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negative
DNA has a _____ charge
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goes faster
smaller DNA
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Taq polymerase
A DNA synthesis enzyme that can withstand the high temperatures of PCR
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Amplify
to copy
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Gel Red
what makes DNA glow under UV light
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travels faster only
In PCR, Homozygous Dominant...
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travels slower only
In PCR, Homozygous Recessive...
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travels both slow and fast (2 lines)
In PCR, Heterozygous...
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statistically
not happening at random
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quantified
put into numbers
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qualitative
cannot be put into numbers
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Student T-Test
used when comparing 2 means
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ANOVA
analysis of variance, used when comparing 3+ means
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replication
necessary to have a reliable data set
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how much you need to have a reasonable average
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random sample
unbiased
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stratifying
assuring to cover entire testing range and evenly distributed
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p-value
number generated by statistical calculation
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the typically used accepted difference for a p-value
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plasma membrane
the structure that all cells are surrounded by
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warm shallow seas
what all life evolved in
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2 layers (bilayer) of biolipids
What the plasma membrane is made up of
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hydrophillic
water loving
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hydrophobic
water repelling
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hydrophilic and polar
the heads of the plasma membrane layer are...