BIO101LExam Flashcards

(30 cards)

1
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variables in the experiment kept the same

A

control variable

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2
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variable being manipulated (x-axis)

A

independent control

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3
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response variable that is being measured (y-axis)

A

dependent variable

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4
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large molecules essential for life

A

macromolecules

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5
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made of amino acids

A

proteins

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6
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fats and oils that store energy and make up cell membranes

A

lipids

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7
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sugars and starches that provide energy and structural support

A

carbohydrates

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8
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what do you do if the hypothesis is not supported?

A

state it was incorrect and develop new questions that may arise

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9
Q

benedict’s solution
positive: green/yellow/orange/red
negative: blue

A

Simple sugars

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10
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Iodine solution
Positive: Dark blue/black
Negative: yellow/brown

A

Starch

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11
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Biuret Solution
Positive: violet
Negative: blue

A

Protein

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12
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Brown paper
Positive: translucent (grease stain)
Negative: Dry

A

Lipids test

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13
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why is water a negative control in experiments?

A

water doesn’t contain any active ingredients that could interfere with the results

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14
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Characteristics of DNA running in a gel?

A

Uses electricity to separate molecules based on size and change. Smaller particles move faster than larger molecules, resulting in separation.

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15
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DNA characteristics

A

Double-stranded, composed of nucleotides
Contains a phosphate, sugar, and base

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16
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RNA characteristics

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Single-stranded nucleic acid composed of ribonucleic acids
Contains a ribose sugar, phosphate group, and nitrogen-containing base

17
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genetic information from DNA is copied to RNA, mainly mRNA, which is used to carry genetic information from DNA to the ribosome

A

Transcription

18
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mRNA is translated into a protein at the ribosome, bases are read as triplets

19
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DNA continues to make its own copy by replication for genetic information to be passed to the next during cell division

20
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Sequence of three nucleotides which together form a unit of genetic code in DNA or RNA molecules

21
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different versions of DNA

22
Q

two capital letters

A

homozygous dominant

23
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two lowercase letters

A

homozygous recessive

24
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one capital and one lower case letter

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gene that is expressed even when one copy is present (Bb)
Dominant
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gene that is expressed when an individual inherits two copies (bb)
recessive
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genetic characteristics (written in letters)
genotype
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physical characteristics (written with words)
phenotype
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___ alleles are towards the bottom of the gel
short
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___alleles are towards the top of the gel
long