Transcript p² + 2pq+ q² = 1

Cells
Photosynthesis
Respiration
Cell division
Molecular
Genetics
Evolution and
Classification
Cells
Photosynthesis
Respiration
Division
Molecular
Evolution
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Double Jeopardy!
Cells
What are the two main
forms of cells?
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Cells
Prokaryotic and
Eukaryotic
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Cells
What is the organelle that
is active in synthesis,
modification, sorting,
and secretion of cell
products?
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Cells
Golgi Apparatus
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Cells
What is the purpose of the
microtubules,
microfilaments, and
intermediate filaments?
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Cells
To form the
cytoskeleton of the
cell.
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Cells
What functions like a rivet,
fastening cells together
into strong sheets?
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Cells
Desmosomes
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Cells
What are the four
components that are
in plant cells but not
animal cells?
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Cells
Chloroplasts, central
vacuole, cell wall, and
plasmodesmata
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Photosynthesis
What is
photosynthesis?
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Photosynthesis
The conversion of light
energy to chemical
energy
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Photosynthesis
What are the two stages of
photosynthesis?
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Photosynthesis
Light Reactions and
The Calvin Cycle
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Photosynthesis
What is the main
product of the Calvin
Cycle?
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Photosynthesis
Sugar (CH²O)
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Photosynthesis
What is the final
product of noncyclic
electron flow?
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Photosynthesis
NADPH
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Photosynthesis
What is the difference
between noncyclic
electron flow and
cyclic electron flow?
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Photosythesis
Cyclic electron flow
only uses
photosystem I while
noncyclic uses
photosystem I and II
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Respiration
What is the loss of
electrons from a
substance called?
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Respiration
Oxidation
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Respiration
Where does glycolysis
occur?
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Respiration
In the cytosol
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Respiration
How much ATP is
produced through
glycolysis?
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Respiration
2 ATP molecules
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Respiration
What is chemiosmosis
powered by?
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Respiration
The flow of protons
across the membrane
through ATP synthase
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Respiration
What is a metabolic
sequence that breaks
the fatty acids down to
two-carbon fragments
which enter the citric
acid cycle as acetyl CoA?
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Respiration
Beta Oxidation
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Cell Division
What are the two main
types of cell division?
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Cell Division
Mitosis and Meiosis
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Cell Division
What is another name
for the division of the
cytoplasm?
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Cell Division
Cytokinesis
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Cell Division
What three phases
does interphase break
down into?
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Cell Division
G1 phase, S phase,
and G2 phase
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Cell Division
What is the phase
called when the cell is
not dividing?
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Cell Division
G0 phase
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Cell Division
What is the shortest
phase of the mitotic
cell division in an
animal cell?
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Cell Division
Anaphase
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Molecular Genetics
Where does DNA
replication begin?
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Molecular Genetics
Origin of Replication
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Molecular Genetics
Which protein “seals
the deal” during DNA
replication?
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Molecular Genetics
DNA ligase
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Molecular Genetics
Helicase does what?
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Molecular Genetics
Unwinds a parental
double helix at its
replication fork
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Molecular Genetics
What is the function of
an Okazaki fragment?
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Molecular Genetics
To make up the lagging
strand of newly
synthesized DNA.
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Molecular Genetics
What explains why it’s
common for bacteria
to have mutations?
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Molecular Genetics
Bacteria do not have
DNA polymerase to
proofread
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Evolution and
Classification
What theorem
suggests that
populations do not
change at all?
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Evolution and
Classification
The Hardy-Weinberg
Theorem
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Evolution and
Classification
What is it called when
populations are no
longer representative
of their original
population?
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Evolution and
Classification
The Bottleneck Effect
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Evolution and
Classification
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Evolution and
Classification
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Evolution and
Classification
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Topic 6
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Topic 6
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Topic 6
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Double
Jeopardy!!!
Plant Systems
Animal Systems
Ecology
Labs
Biotechnology
Random
Plant Systems Animal Systems
Ecology
Labs
Biotech
Random
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Final Jeopardy!
Plant Systems
What prevents exposed
zygotes from drying
out?
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Plant Systems
Sporopollenin
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Plant Systems
What is a layer of
sporophyte tissue that
envelops and protects
the megasporangium?
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Plant Systems
Integuments
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Plant Systems
Do ferns begin their life
as haploid organisms
or diploid organisms?
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Plant Systems
Haploid
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Plant Systems
What are the three
components of the
carpel?
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Plant Systems
Stigma, Style, and
Ovary
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Plant Systems
What is a sporophyte embryo
with a rudimentary root and
one or two seed leaves?
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Plant Systems
Cotyledons
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Animal Systems
What is the process of
females producing
more females from
unfertilized eggs?
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Animal Systems
Parthenogenesis
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Animal Systems
What defines a closed
circulatory system?
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Animal Systems
The blood is contained
in vessels and is
distinct from the fluid
in the body cavity.
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Animal Systems
What is an example of an
echinoderm?
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Animal Systems
Sea Star
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Animal Systems
Under what phylum would
you find a crab?
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Animal Systems
Anthropoda
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Animal Systems
What is the purpose of
the chorion?
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Animal Systems
To exchange gases
between the embryo
and the air.
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Ecology
What is the deepest
zone of the ocean?
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Ecology
Abyssal Zone
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Ecology
What is another name for
a sequence of unlearned
behaviors that is
unchangeable and once
initiated, carried to
completion?
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Ecology
Fixed Action Pattern
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Ecology
What is an automatic
movement toward or
away from a
stimulus?
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Ecology
Taxis
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Ecology
What is an internal
representation, or code,
of the spatial
relationships between
objects in a organisms
surroundings?
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Ecology
Cognitive Map
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Ecology
What is ecologic term for
selflessness?
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Ecology
Altruism
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Labs
What are the three
types of solutions
important for the
diffusion/osmosis lab?
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Labs
Hypertonic, Hypotonic,
Isotonic
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Labs
Enzyme reaction rate is
affected by what four
factors?
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Labs
pH, temperature,
substrate
concentration,
enzyme concentration
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Labs
What are the two
equations necessary
to calculate the
Hardy-Weinberg
equilibrium?
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Labs
p + q = 1 (allele
frequency)
p² + 2pq+ q² = 1 (#
of individuals)
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Labs
According to the
transpiration lab,
what allows water
molecules to move up
the xylem?
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Labs
Adhesion
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Labs
What are five factors that
affect the amount of
dissolved oxygen?
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Labs
Temperature,
photosynthetic activity,
decomposition activity,
mixing & turbulence,
salinity
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Biotech
What enables DNA
fragments to connect
to plasmids?
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Biotech
Sticky ends
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Biotech
What does PCR allow
us to do?
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Biotech
To separate DNA strands,
and then add new
nucleotides to each
separate piece, creating
multiple copies.
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Biotech
Which technique allows us
to separate nucleic acids
or proteins by size,
electrical charge, and
other physical
properties?
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Biotech
Gel electrophoresis
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Biotech
Which technique
introduces mutations
into the sequence of
cloned gene?
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Biotech
in vitro mutagenesis
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Biotech
What does a RNAi do?
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Biotech
Silences the expression
of certain genes
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Random
What do hydrolytic
enzymes mix with in
the duodenum?
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Random
Acid chyme
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Random
What is the pathway of
protein digestion?
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Random
Stomach, lumen of
small intestine, and
finally epithelium of
small intestine.
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Random
What forms the
framework of a blood
clot?
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Random
Fibrin
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Random
What is the purpose of
alveoli?
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Random
They are the location of
gas exchange in the
lungs
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Random
What is the only vein in
the body that carries
oxygenated blood?
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Pulmonary vein
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Final
Jeopardy!!!
Final Jeopardy!!!
Explain, in detail, the
menstrual cycle.
Final Jeopardy!!!