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Column A
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Cells &
Transport
Column C
Mitosis
Column D
Meiosis
Column E
Heredity
Column F
DNA
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Microscopy
The kind of microscope
that can produce a 3-D
image
A 100
What is a scanning
electron
microscope?
A 100
The lens that should be in
place when you put your
microscope away.
A 200
What is the scanning lens (4X
lens)?
A 200
What is the total
magnification of your
specimen if you are using the
10X lens?
A 300
What is 100X?
A 300
The type of cells that are depicted in this
image.
A 400
What are spirullum bacteria?
A 400
The function of the cell being
pointed out by the black
arrow.
A 500
What is fighting infection?
A 500
Assuming that the cell
membrane is permeable to
carbon dioxide, the direction
that carbon dioxide will
move.
B 100
What is out of the cell?
B 100
When the concentration of
molecules is the same
throughout a space OR the
same across a membrane
YET the molecules are free to
move
.
B 200
What is dynamic
equilibrium?
B 200
When cells use energy to
move substances across
the membrane.
B 300
What is active transport?
B 300
When vesicles inside
the cell fuse with the
cell membrane
releasing the contents
outside of the cell
B 400
What is exocytosis?
B 400
Cell “drinking”
B 500
What is pinocytosis?
B 500
The phase of the cell cycle
depicted above.
C 100
What is anaphase?
C 100
The phase of the cell cycle
depicted above
C 200
What is metaphase?
C 200
The phase of the cell
cycle within which the
cell spends most of its
life
C 300
What is Interphase?
C 300
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C 400
The two phases that occur at
nearly the same time during
the cell cycle
C 400
What are telophase and
cytokinesis?
C 400
The process by which
prokaryotes replicate
C 500
What is Binary Fission?
C 500
After meiosis, daughter cells
have this much DNA
compared to their parent
cells.
D 100
What is half?
D 100
The parts of the human body
where meiosis takes place.
D 200
What are ovaries and testes?
D 200
The phase of meiosis
depicted above
D 300
What is metaphase I?
D 300
The phase of meiosis
depicted above
D 400
What is anaphase II?
D 400
The
karyotype to
the left
depicts this
genetic
condition
D 500
What is Down’s Syndrome?
D 500
The chance of having a
homozygous recessive child
from the cross below:
Aa X Aa
E 100
What is 25%?
E 100
Different versions of the
same gene.
E 200
What are alleles?
E 200
The type of inheritance
demonstrated in this pedigree
E 300
What is autosomal recessive?
E 300
A man with hemophilia (Xlinked recessive) marries a
woman who is a carrier for
hemophilia. They are
pregnant with a boy. What
are the chances that the boy
will have hemophilia?
E 400
What is 50%?
E 400
A calico cat is mated with an
orange male. What
percentage of the kittens will
be calico?
E 500
What is 25%?
E 500
5’-GCUA-3’
The type of nucleic acid
depicted above
F 100
What is RNA?
F 100
3’-CGGA-5’
The complementary sequence
for this strand of DNA
F 200
What is 3’-GCCT-5’?
F 200
The percentage of thymine in
a DNA strand that has 20%
cytosine.
F 300
What is 30%?
F 300
The force that holds two
strands of DNA together.
F 400
What are hydrogen bonds?
F 400
List the nucleotides that are
Pyrimidines.
F 500
What are thymine, cytosine
and uracil?
F 500
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The type of research Rosalind
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X-Ray Crystallography
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