Bio Test 1 Flashcards

(57 cards)

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Eukaryotic Cell

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Complex cell with a nucleus example plants and animals

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Error

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Mistakes or limits in measurement

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Competitive Inhibition

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Another molecule blocks active site

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Lipids

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Fats oils and waxes for energy and membranes

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Controlled Variable

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Factors kept the same

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Carbohydrates

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Sugars and starches that give energy

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Scale

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Even spacing of numbers

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Report and Repeat

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Share and test again to confirm results

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Scientific Theory

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Explains why something happens supported by evidence

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Histogram

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Shows data frequency

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Key Difference

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Theories explain while laws describe

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Science

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Using evidence to explain the natural world

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Phenomena

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Events that can be observed

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Quantitative Data

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Data using numbers

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Golgi Apparatus

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Packages and ships materials

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Mitochondria

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Make energy

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Substrate Concentration

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More substrate makes faster reaction until full

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Bar Graph

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Shows separate groups

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19
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Proteins

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Made of amino acids for structure and function

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20
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Denaturation

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Enzyme loses shape and stops working

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21
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Prokaryotic Cell

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Simple cell with no nucleus example bacteria

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Ribosomes

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Make proteins

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TAILS

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Title Axis Interval Labels Scale

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Statistical Analysis

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Using math to check if results are real or random

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Control Group
Group used as a baseline for comparison
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Observation
Carefully noticing and describing something
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Variable
A factor that can change in an experiment
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Non Competitive Inhibition
Molecule changes enzyme shape
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Independent Variable
The factor scientists change
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Inference
A logical guess based on what is already known
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Line Graph
Shows continuous change
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Enzymes
Proteins that speed up chemical reactions
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X Axis
Independent variable
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Sample Size
More data makes results more reliable
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Y Axis
Dependent variable
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Temperature Effect
High heat can destroy enzyme
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pH Effect
Each enzyme works best at a certain pH
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Experiment
Test the hypothesis with procedures
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Scientific Law
Describes what happens consistently in nature
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State the Problem
Identify what needs to be solved
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Dependent Variable
The factor measured or observed
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Observations and Data
Information collected from the experiment
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Cytoplasm
Jelly inside the cell where reactions happen
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Nucleic Acids
DNA and RNA that store genetic info
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Analysis and Conclusion
Explain results of the experiment
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Lysosomes
Break down waste
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Labels
Show names and units
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Specificity
Enzymes only work with certain substrates
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Cell Membrane
Controls what enters and leaves the cell
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Graph Title
Tells what the graph is about
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Active Site
Place on enzyme where substrate fits
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Evidence
Data that supports a claim
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Endoplasmic Reticulum
Transports proteins and lipids
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Hypothesis
A guess that can be tested
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Scientific Method
Steps scientists follow to answer questions
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Nucleus
Stores DNA
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Qualitative Data
Data using descriptions