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| Site of protein synthesis inside the cell |
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| This organelle is essentially a packet of digestive enzymes |
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| This cellulose structure surrounds some types of cells |
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| Watery-protein matrix that fills the cell |
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| Site of protein synthesis inside the cell |
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| Rough endoplasmic reticulum is the part of E.R. that is associated with the ribosomes. |
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| Which event marks the beginning of the "Modern Age of Biology?" |
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| Darwin publishes his ideas on evolution in 1859 |
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| If the bond between two is the result of electron sharing, it will be a covalent bond. |
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| Amino Acids are linked together by chemical bonds to form polypeptides which eventually become complex enough to be called proteins |
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| The ratio of carbon atoms to hydrogen atoms to oxygen atoms is ALWAYS 1:2:1 in a polysaccharide |
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| I have placed a cell in a medium hypertonic to it. I know that the salt concentration of medium is 1 molar. The salt concentration inside the cell must be______1 molar. |
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| Nitrogen has an atomic number of 7 and an atomic mass of 14. How many valences does nitrogen have. |
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| Isotopes have identical atomic numbers but different atomic masses. |
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| What does exergonic substitution |
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| If an atom gains a valence electron it will develop a_____electrical charge. |
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| A theory has a great deal more evidence supporting it than does a hypothesis |
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| Enzymes get consumed in the reactions they catalyze. |
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| Molecular shape plays an important role in the way enzymes operate. |
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| Lipids would be classified as organic molecules |
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| A cell with well defined internal structures (organelles) would be classified a________cell. |
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| Shape and Location of the protein molecules |
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| The major differences between the Davson-Danielli and the Fluid Mosaic Models of the cell membrane is the |
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| The Renaissance affected the arts long before its effects were felt in the sciences |
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| A type of endocytosis involving relatively small particles |
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| A spontaneous reaction require activation energy. |
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| I A and B are non-reactive, a catalyst must exist that will get them to react |
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| The first part of the Cell Theory stating that all living things are composed of cells |
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| Conclusively showed the fallacy in spontaneous generation |
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| First to report seeing cells |
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| Developed an early model of atomic structure |
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| Diffusion is a type active transport |
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| The number of neutrons in the nucleus |
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| The chemical identity of an element is a function of |
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| Charged particles are called |
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| Cellular secretions are believed to be stored in this intracellular organelle |
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| A molecule contains the amino group (NH2) it would be a |
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| Laws are more powerful scientific statements than theories |
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| Once a theory has been shown to be valid, it never changes. |
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| Vitamins are parts of enzymes. |
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| Ionic bonding is more prevalent in living organisms than is covalent bonding. |
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| As an academic discipline, science is falsiable. |
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| The shad is a saltwater fish that is at osmotic equilibrium with its environment. Each spring they swim up the Delaware River entering freshwater to spawn. Have the shad entered and environment hypo or hypertonic to them? |
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| Most elastic vessel in your body. |
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| When the platelet ruptures, it releases |
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| Pulmonary artery and aorta |
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| The ductus areteriosus connects the |
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| By percent composition, most of your blood is composed of |
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| Pulmonary Vein, Left Atrium |
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| Blood leaves the lungs via the_______and returns to the_______of the hear |
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| If your blood pressure is 128/72 your diastolic pressure |
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| The actual blood clot is composed of |
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| The zygote and the blastula are pretty much the same size in the embryological development in most animals we talked about in class. |
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| In protostomes the blastpores develops into the |
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| In humans, it is the cells of the_______that invade the endometrium and anchor the embryo |
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| The basic function of yolk is nourish the developing embryo |
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| Zygote, Morula, Blastula, Gastrula, Morphogenesis |
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| Exchange between the blood and tissues takes place in the |
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| The primary force that helps speed the return of blood back to the heart through the veins |
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| Valves in the circulatory system help insure that blood flows in a given direction (is directional). |
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| The function of copulatory behavior is |
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| The function of post-natal behavior |
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| This is the last system to become fully functional in humans. |
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| In humans, all of the organogenesis and tissue differentiation takes place during the first_____months. |
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| This class of animals possesses what known as a 3 chambered heart. |
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| The modified three chambered heart, has two atria and one modified ventricle |
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| Color change is associated with which type of reproductive behavior. |
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| In humans, the first cleavage is determinate and proof of this is identical twins |
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| Clones are essentially genetic duplicates from different generations |
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| Blood returning to the heart from the vena cava enters the |
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| In the clotting process adequate calcium is needed for the conversion of thrombin in prothrombin |
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