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prokaryotes have/lack mesosome   have  
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prokaryotes have/lack PM   have  
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prokaryotes have/lack mitochondria   lack  
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prokaryotes have/lack lysosome   lack  
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prokaryotes have/lack ER   lack  
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prokaryotes have/lack golgi apparatus   lack  
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prokaryotes have/lack nucleus   lack  
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prokaryotes have/lack embedded cholesterol in lipid bilayer   lack  
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prokaryotes have/lack histone   lack  
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prokaryotes have/lack ETC   have (special ETC not in mitochondria)  
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prokaryotes have/lack ribosome   have  
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two types of angiosperm   monocot(narrow leaf), dicot(broad leaf)  
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cambrium is   source of 2nd growth of plants which develops into phloem and xylem.  
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phloem is   transports nutrients down stem  
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xylem is   transports water up stem  
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vascular tissue transporting nutrients down stem   phloem  
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vascular tissue transporting water up stem   xylem  
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plants lacking vascular tissues   non-trachephyte  
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non-trachephyte is   plants lacking vascular tissues  
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stomata   control gas exchange by opening/closing  
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control gas exchange by opening/closing   stomata  
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stroma   fluid inner membrane of chloroplast  
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fluid inner membrane of chloroplast   stroma  
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thylakoid   photosynthetic pigment in chloroplast  
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photosynthetic pigment in chloroplast   thylakoid  
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meristem   undifferentiated cells in plants  
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undifferentiated cells in plants   meristem  
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apical meristem   undifferentiated cells that eventually develop into branches and flowers  
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undifferentiated cells that eventually develop into branches and flowers   apical meristems  
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NT consists of   sugar + phosphate + nitrogenous base  
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nucleoside consists of   sugar + nitrogenous base  
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lyase breaks down   C-C, C-O, C-N  
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when the sigmoidal curve for Hb is shifted to right the affinity of O2 is decreased/increased   decreased, hence releasing O2  
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effect of H+ on Hb sigmoidal curve   shifts right`  
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Red marrow   form RBC, leukocyte, thrombocyte  
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what part of a bone forms RBC, leukocyte, thrombocyte   Red marrow  
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Yellow marrow   stores fat  
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what part of a bone stores fat   yellow marrow`  
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under what condition is yellow marrow converted to red marrow   when blood supply is low  
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megakaryocyte   produces platelets  
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what produeces platelets   megakaryocyte  
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types of leukocytes   never let monkeys eat banana (neutrophil, lymphocyte, macrocyte, eosinophil, basophil)  
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giberellins   hormone which allows stem elongation and induces plants to flower  
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hormone which allows stem elongation and induces plants to flower   giberellins  
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cytokinin   hormone which promotes cell division  
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hormone which promotes cell division   cytokinin  
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ethylene   fruuit ripening  
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abscisic acid   inhibit planht growth hormone  
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what inhibits plant growth hormone   abscisic acid  
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structure of collagen   triple helix  
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plants have/lack centriole   lack  
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animals have/lack centriole   have  
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blue green algae is in what domain   monera(cyanobacteria)  
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most accurate way to work out molecular structure   x-ray diffraction  
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gram +/- bacteria have thick peptidoglycan   +  
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gram +/- bacteria appear purple after gram staining   +  
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gram +/- bacteria have thin peptidoglycan   -  
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gram +/- bacteria are pathogenic   -  
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teichoic acid used as   binding site used by bacterial viruses on gram positive bacteria  
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middle ear contains   3 occipitals, mallus, incus, stapes  
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inner ear contains   semicircular canal (for balance) and cochlea (converts sound wave into neural messages)  
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glucagon produced in   pancreatic alpha  
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insulin produced in   pancreatic beta  
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aldosterone causes   Na+, H2O reabsorption, K+ secretion  
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fungi composed of filaments called __, collectively called   hyphae, mycelium  
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fungi reproduces sexually/asexually   both  
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eg of saprophytic   all fungi  
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fungi lack/have cell walls   have, (chitin)  
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habitat   physical environment in which organism occupies  
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physical environment in which organism occupies   habitat  
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niche   ROLE an organism plays in a community  
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community   interaction between different species  
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interaction between different species   community  
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ROLE an organism plays in a community   niche  
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arthropods have open/closed circulatory system   open  
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nephridia is   excretory structure in annelids  
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annelids have open/closed circulatory system   closed  
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3 stages of fetus development   morula blastrula gastrula (must be good)  
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morula to blastrula by mitosis or meiosis   mitosis  
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nervous system is ecto/endo/mesoderm   ectoderm  
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skeleton is ecto/endo/mesoderm   mesoderm  
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gonad is ecto/endo/mesoderm   mesoderm  
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kidney is ecto/endo/mesoderm   mesoderm  
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circulatory system is ecto/endo/mesoderm   mesoderm  
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lining of bladder is ecto/endo/mesoderm   endoderm  
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liver is ecto/endo/mesoderm   endoderm  
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pancreas is ecto/endo/mesoderm   endoderm  
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cells of stomach   chief, parietal, G-cell  
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how does stomach wall not degraded by acid   mucous protects stomch  
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some eg of cnidaria   hydras, jellyfish, sea anemoas  
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stinging cells in Cnidaria called   nematocyst  
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nematocysts   stinging cells in Cnidaria  
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eg of cartilaginous fish   shark, rays  
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distinguishing feature about cartilaginous fish   skel composed of cartilage  
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shark, rays eg of what fish   cartilaginous fish  
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characteristics of chordates   Do Not Pinch People dorsal hallow nerve cord notocord pharangeal slits postanal tail  
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structure of collagen   triple helix, every 3rd position occupied by Glycine  
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how body releases Ca2+   PTH => inc. osteoclast  
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how body decreases Ca2+   calcitonin => inc. osteoblast  
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posterior pituitary releases   oxytocin, ADH  
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ADH released from   posterior pituitary  
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calcitonin released from   thyroid  
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PTH released from   parathyroid  
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epinephrine inc or dec blood sugar level   increase  
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eg of catecholamine   epinephrine, NE  
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thyroxin released from what and its effect   thyroid gland, inc basal metablolic rate  
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reverse transcription   RNA -> DNA  
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adaptive radiation aka   divergent evolution  
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divergent evolution aka   adaptive radiation  
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hardy weinberg requires no   maggie may does not smoke + isolation mutation migration drift non-random mating selection  
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hardy weinberg shows   how genotype and phenotype stability can be achieved  
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chromosomal inversion   one chromosome turned 180 degrees  
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chromosomal translocation   2 non homogeneous chromosomes interchange genes  
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anticodon   triplet of NT on tRNA  
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maternal DNA seen in   mitochondria  
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dowm syndrome, number of chromosome in an individual with this syndrome   trisomy 21, 47  
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Turner syndrome, number of chromosome in an individual with this syndrome   lack an X chromosome, 44 autosome, 1 sex chromosome => total of 45 chromosme  
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turner syndrome symptom   less feminine (no ovaries)  
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kleinfelter syndrome   XXY or XXXY, ALWAYS 44 autosome  
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kleinfelter syndrome symptom   sterile, feminine males  
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sterile, feminine males symtom of __ syndrome   kleinfelter  
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less feminine (no ovaries) symptom of __ syndrome   turner  
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spermatozoa matured in   epididymis  
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__ cells secrete testeosterone   ledig  
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spermatogenisis occurs in   semineferous tubule  
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darwin's therory on molecular genetics and mutations   never discussed these ideas  
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corpus luteum turnes into __ in case no ferilization occurs   corpus albican  
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where does fertilzation occur   fallopian tube  
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oocyte development halted at __ until puberty   prophase I of meiosis  
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amphixous and tunicates are __ phylum that lack __   chordata, vertebrates (ie they're invertebrates)  
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all vertebrates are in __ phylum   chordata  
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special feature about amphixous and tunicates   chordates which are invertebrates. they don't lose their notochord like all other chordates  
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genetic code universal except for __   mitochondria and chloroplast  
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cholecystokinin is made in __ its role is to __   duodenum, stimulate bile release from gall bladder  
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secretin is made in __ its role is to __   duodenum, stimulate production of pancreatic juice  
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enterogasterase is made in __ its role is to __   duodenum, inhibit stomach gland secretion  
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breathing rate is sensitive to H+ or CO2 or O2   all  
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eg of veins carrying o2'd blood   umbilical vein, pulmonary vein  
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ductus venosus   umbilical vein -> (bypass liver) -> inferior vena cava  
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foramen ovale   shunt flow from right to left atrium  
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ductus arteriosus   pulmonary artery -> (bypass lung) -> aorta  
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how does gas exchange occur in fetal lung   doesn't occur  
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__ allows left and right hemispheres of brain to communicate   corpus callosum  
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during light __ produced in __.   O2, NADPH high [H+], ATP(from H+ gradient)  
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dark rxn known as __ occurs in   calvin cycle, stroma  
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calvin cycle requires __ for each CO2 that becomes incorporated in carbohydrate   3ATP, 2NADPH  
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final product of calvin cycle   G3P, NOT glucose!!  
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production of 1 glucose via calvin cycle requires __ ATP , __ NADPH   18, 12  
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ligament connects __ to _   bone to bone  
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tendons connect __ to __   bone to muscle  
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haversion canals have   blood vessels, nerves  
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phylum mollusca divides into __ and __   cephalopoda, gastropoda  
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cephalopoda in __ phylum, includes __   mollusca, squid, octopus  
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class crustacean in __ phylum inclucdes   arthropoda, crab, shrimp, lobster  
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class arachnida in __ phylum includes   arthropoda, scoprians, spiders  
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shrimp in __ class, __ phylum   crustacean, arthropoda  
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spider in __ class, __ phylum   arachnida, arthropoda  
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bile produced in   liver  
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N. waste -> urea occurs in   liver  
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major glycogen storage   liver  
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analogous structure = __ evolution   convergent eg. bat vs bird wings  
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homologous structure = __ evolution   divergent  
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transpiration is   loss of H2O from leaves  
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hydrolysis   using water to split molecules  
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hydration   addn of water  
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diapause   resting condition of insect similar to animal hibernation  
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if body doesn't produce enough ADH,   loss of H2O, large quantity of urine  
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diabetes insipidus caused by   not enough ADH produced  
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type 1 diabetes mellitus   autoimmune destroyes pancreatic beta cells  
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type 2 diabetes mellitus   body resistant to insulin  
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sugar in urine symptom of   diabetes mellitus  
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common symptom of diabetes melllitus   sugar in urine  
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most reabsorption in kidney occurs in   proximal tubule  
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sugar actively/passively reabsorbed   actively  
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major secretion in kidney occurs in   distal tubule  
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mRNA produced by   RNA polymerase  
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PKU disease   lack enzymes for phenylalanine  
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__ disease lack enzymes for phenylalanine   PKU  
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gout   uric acid crystals deposit  
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uric acid crystals deposit   gout  
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diabetes insipidus caused by   not enought vasopressin  
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tay sach   defective lysosome  
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defective lysosome   tay sach  
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hashimoto's disease   defective thyroid  
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defective thyroid   hasimoto's disease  
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RBC lacks   mitochondria, nucleus  
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nuclues in sperm in   head  
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tropoblast is   precursor of placenta  
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precursor of placenta called   tropoblast  
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fish has __ chambered heart   2  
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frog has __ chambered heart   3  
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bird has __ chambered heart   4  
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__ absorbs digest fat from intestine   lacteal (small lymph vessel)  
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sexual dimorphism   male and female differ in appearance  
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B-cell results in __ which causes   humoral immune response, produce antibodies in blood and lymph  
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T-cell developed in __ results in __ which causes   thymus, cell-mediated immune response, apoptosis  
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newly hatched duck following moving object eg of   imprinting  
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imprinting is __. an eg is   learning occuring at a particular stage of life, newly hatched duck following parents  
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Barr body is   inactivated X chromosome  
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hemizygous is __ eg is   having single copy of gene, instead of two. eg. male XY  
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chondrichthys   skates and sharks  
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amphibian   toads frogs  
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aves   birds  
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agnatha   hagfish, lamprey  
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genetic drift   change in allele freq caused by PHENOMINA, entirely from CHANCE  
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speciation   process by which new species arrive  
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polymerase chain reaction (PCR)   clone DNA  
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__ technique to clone DNA   PCR  
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product of kreb cycle   3 NADH, 1 FADH2, 1 GTP  
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bacteria derive E from   glycolysis, ETC (special)  
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cross-over occurs in   prophase 1 of meiosis  
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chlorphyll in   thylakoid  
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ledig cell   secretes testosteron  
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purpose of lactate prductino in active muscle   replenish NAD+ for glycolysis  
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apocrine gland   gland that respond to stress  
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eccrine gland   maintains body temp  
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cnidoblast   cells located in tentacles of coelenterate, filled with nematocyst  
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ion in chlorophyll   Mg2+  
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ion in Hb   Fe2+  
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each NT bound to the next one by __ bond   phosphodiester (3'OH to 5'OH)  
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__develops into umbilical cord   allantois  
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stroke volume   volume of blood pump in each beat  
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achondoplasia   dwarfism  
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progeria   premature aging  
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2 negative inhibitions in female hormone   estrogen -FSH, progesterone -LH  
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Glycolysis end product   pyruvate  
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ABO bloodgroup represents   polymorphysm  
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reptiles have __ chambered heart   3  
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tunicates   invertebrate with notocord  
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amphixous   invertebrate with notocord  
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vegetative propagation   asexual reproduction in plants  
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asexual reproduction in plants called   vegetative propagation  
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double fertilization in plants   sperm (1N) unites with zygote (2N) to form 3N (endosperm)  
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cotyledon   forms leaves after germination  
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amphibians have closed/open circulatory   closed  
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most abundent product of metabolism   CO2  
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denaturing protein affects primary or sec, or tert, or quternary structure   all except for primary structure (sequence of AA)  
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female part of flower   pistil  
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male part of flower   stamen  
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anther   chamber where pollen develops  
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chamber where pollen develops   anther  
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immature male gametophyte   pollen  
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3 parts of pistil   ovary, style, stigma  
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part which catches pollens   stigma  
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in plants haploid gametophyte is multi/unicelluar   multicellular  
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in animals haploid gametophyte is multi/unicellular   unicellular  
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subunits in Hb   2alpha, 2beta  
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transposable elements   can cut themselves, reinsert in another area  
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how do somatic cells alter genetic constitution without meiosis   via transposable elements  
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major criteron in defining a species   reproductive isolation  
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mollusca have open/closed circulatory system   cephalopods - closed gastropods - open  
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cephalopods have low/high O2 demand   high, for jet propulsion  
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virus containing RNA calle   retrovirus  
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cruetzfeldt-jacob   prion disease  
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kingdom protista includes   paramecium, green algae  
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paramecium in what kingdom   protista  
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green algae in what kingdom   protista  
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blue green algae in what kingdom   monera  
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nematoda   hookworm, pinworm  
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platyhelminths   tapeworm  
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hookworm in phylum   nematoda  
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pinworm in what phylum   nematod  
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tapeworm in what phylum   platyhelminths  
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deuterosteome   echinoderm + chordata, anus -> mouth  
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bryophyte   non-vascular (non-tracheophyte), mosses, liverworts  
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non-tracheophytic plants in what phylum   bryophyte  
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mosses in what phylum   bryophyte  
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liverworts in what phylum   bryophyte  
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parasite transmitted by mosquito called   sporazoan  
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sporazoan   parasite transmitted by mosquito called  
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malaria caused by   plasmodium  
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plasmodium   malaria caused by  
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osteoartharitis   wearing away of carilage as a person ages  
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wearing away of carilage as a person ages   osteoartharitis  
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rheumatoid artharitis   degenerative genetic disorder  
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degenerative genetic disorder causing wearing away of cartilage   rheumatoid artharitis  
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osteoblast matures into   osteoclast  
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plasma cells function   antibody production (B-cell)  
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antibody production (B-cell) by   plasma cells  
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mast cells function   histamine release  
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histamine release by   mast cells  
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allantois function   store nitrogenous waste  
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most abundent RNA   rRNA  
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least abundent RNA   mRNA  
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anticodon bdd to codon by _ bond   H-bond  
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relationsihp betw. lichen and algae eg of   symbiosis (lichen protects, alga supplies food)  
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albumin contained in __ which __   plasma, maintain blood osmotic pressure  
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In antibody (immunoglobin), two heavy chains linked to two light chains by __   S-S  
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mullerian mimics   group of organisms posessing the same yellow warning color, although phylogenetically unrelated  
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group of organisms posessing the same yellow warning color, although phylogenetically unrelated   mullerian mimics  
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tannin   unsatisfactory taste in plants  
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unsatisfactory taste in plants   tannin  
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stem cells in bone marrow produce RBC via mitosis/meosis   mitosis  
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5 classes of immunoblobin   IgG IgA IgM IgE IgD  
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helper t cell   stimulate prod. of antibody by B cell  
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antigenic determinant   site on antigen, where antibody bdd to  
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site on antigen, where antibody bdd to   antigenic determinant  
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an egg has __ chromosome, __ chromatid   23, 23  
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nucleosome   histone + DNA  
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histone + DNA   nucleosome  
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complement system   chemical defense system comprised of serum (complements immunme systme)_  
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allopathic speciation   speciation due to geographical isolation  
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speciation due to geographical isolation   allopathic speciation  
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sympatic speciation   speciation due to ecological , genetic, behavioural barriers within SAME GEOG BOUNDING  
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speciation due to ecological , genetic, behavioural barriers within SAME GEOG BOUNDING   sympatic speciation  
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genetic population bottleneck   diaster wipes out large population. alles/freq of survivor doesn't represent the large population  
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diaster wipes out large population. alles/freq of survivor doesn't represent the large population   genetic population bottleneck  
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protostome   mollusca, arthropoda, annelids, mouth -> anus  
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oncotoic presure   pull water into circulatory system  
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hydrostatic presure   pull water out of circulatory system  
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zymogen   inactive form of enzyme eg pepsinogen  
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inactive form of enzyme eg pepsinogen   zymogen  
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spherical bacteria   cocci  
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rod shape bacteria   bacilli  
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helical bacteria   spiralla  
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era's in order   Peter Pan May Cry (Precambian, Paleozoic (first vertebrates, algae), Mesozoic (dino), Cenozoic  
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Ontogeny Recapitulates Phylogeny   not accepted theory, says embroynic stages repeat evolutionary history of species  
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plasmolysis   cell shrink due to water loss  
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cell shrink due to water loss   plasmolysis  
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sucrose composed of   gluc + fruc  
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maltose comp of   2 gluc  
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lactose comp of   galac + gluc  
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T or F earliest organism heterotrophs were obligate aerobes   F. obligate anaerobes  
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halophiles   bacteria living in salty environmnet  
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mendel suggested 2 theories   1. law of indep assortment 2. law of segregation  
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pyrimidine has _ ring   1  
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purine has _ ring   2  
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voice box   larynx  
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head of bacteriophage, where DNA/RNA formed   caspid  
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caspid   head of bacteriophage, where DNA/RNA formed  
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interferons   cytokine (glycoprotein), produced in response to viral attack  
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cytokine (glycoprotein), produced in response to viral attack   interferons  
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algae in what kingdom   protista  
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carrying capacity   # of organisms that can be sustained by resources  
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pulse-chase exp   use radioactive label on protein to detect what's happening to it  
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optically inactive AA   glycine  
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ferns vascular or nonvascular   vascular  
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mosses vascular or nonvascular   nonvascular  
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in ferns spores produced from __   sporangia  
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clusters of sporangia   sori  
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sori   clusters of sporangia  
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sori found in   ferns  
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source of sugar in photosynthesis   CO2  
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source of O2 in photosynthesis   H2O  
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a map unit is   1% recomb frequency  
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K-selected population   low reproductive rate  
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R-selected population   high reproductive rate eg bacteria  
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agonistic behaviours   two animals compete  
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casparian strip   waxy band in plant.  
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most CO2 in body in form of   HCO3-  
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food and air cross over at   phayrnx  
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buffer system in intracellular fluid   H2PO4-, HPO42-  
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buffer system in extracellular fluid   HCO3-, H2CO32-  
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reabsorbed glucose from intestine carried to liver by   portal vein  
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capacitation   required for egg penetration, fertilzation  
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protoplasm   all material within cell  
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cytoplasm   all material within cell - nucleus  
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organ system   group of organs with related functions  
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aneurysm   fluid filled buldge in weaked wall of artery  
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insulin causes cell to become more/less permeable to glucose   more glut4 moved to surface allowing more gluc to move out of cell  
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true plastid   chloroplast  
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plastid in plants or animals   only in plants  
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smallest passages of lungs   bronchiole  
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aquatic animals excrete   ammonia  
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birds, reptiles, insects excrete   uric acid  
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flagellum compose of   MT + dynein, kinesin (9+2)  
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@ gastrula there are 3 layers, namely   endo, ecto, meso  
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3 layers of skin   epidermis, dermis, hypodermis (subcutaneous)  
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lipid bilayer symmetric or nonsymmetric   nonsymmetric  
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lamarkian theory   not accepted anymore, acquired trait passed down to offspring  
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before DNA, __ was the universal genetic code   RNA  
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keratin   fibrous protien, makes skin waterproof  
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mesenchyme   stem cell for connective tissue  
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stem cell for connective tissue   mesenchyme  
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cori cycle   lactate->glucose  
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cori cycle occurs in what organ   liver  
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FA synth occurs in what part of cell   cytosol  
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primary protein modific site   golgi  
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somatic cell nuclear transfer   cloning technique, remove nucleus from somatic cell, implant into an egg  
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recombinant DNA technology (genetic engineering)   alter genome of an organism by having DNA transplanted in it, used to make insulin  
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plasmid   double stranded, circular DNA  
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vector DNA   DNA about to be altered  
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vector and donor DNA joined by   DNA ligase  
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when vector and donar DNA joined, forms   recombinant DNA  
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how insulin made via recombinant dna technology   join vector and donor DNA, introduce this rec. DNA to E-coli. E-coli replicates this recombinant DNA and produeces insulin  
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when extrachromosomal gene becomes a part of main chromosome, its called   episome  
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single gene affecting more than one phenotype   pleiotrophy  
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pleiotrophy   single gene affecting more than one phenotype  
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epstatic gene   cover up expression of another gene  
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cover up expression of another gene   epstatic gene  
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difference betw. epstasis and ordinary dominance   epstasis involves 2 different genes, whereas ordinary dominance deals with same type of gene  
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acrosome   cause breakdown of protective surface of egg  
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_ in sperm cause breakdown of protective surface of egg   acrosome  
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introns are traanscribed but not translated T or F   F neither transcribed nor translated  
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precursor to prokaryotes   protobionts  
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operant conditioning   reward & consequence(positive or negative) animal learns to associate action with consequence  
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1 spermatogonia produces   4 spermatozoa  
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secretion from prostate gland neutralizes ___   seminal fluid  
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blood travels slowest in   capillary  
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first plant to have seeds   gymnosperm  
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paramecium   ciliated protozoa, contractile vacuole to remove H2O  
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in SDS, heavy protein appear on top/bottom light on top/bottom   top, bottom  
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longest stage of cell cycle   G1  
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cell cycle in order   G0, G1, S, G2, M  
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peptide hormone bdd on PM or in cell   on PM  
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steroid hormone bdd on PM or in cell   in cell  
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facultative anaerobe   live with or without O2, but grow better in presence of O2  
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O3 converts UV to __   heat  
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__behavior precedes mating   courtship  
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mitoch in __ of sperm   midpiece  
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__ of sperm comes in contact with __ of egg   acrosome, zona pellucida  
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__ is the only AA capable of forming S-S   cystein  
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degree and type of DNA coiling controlled by   DNa topoisomer  
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ribosome has __ subunit   2, each with rRNA and protein  
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valine   non polar AA  
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western blotting   identify protein  
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when protein denatured __ structures present   primary  
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modif of protein occurs in   RER and golgi  
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XX (female) has _ barr body   1  
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XY (male) has _ barr body   0  
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XXXXY has _ barr body   3  
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uric acid removed by   kidney  
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bacterial phase   lytic (virulent), lysogenic (provirus)  
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stages of bacterial growth (Curve)   1. lag 2. exp. growth 3. plateau 4. death  
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penicillin affect on bacteria   inhibit cell wall production  
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inclusions   material, energy storage in bacteria  
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what kind of immune response does prion disease cause   none  
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lipid absorbed in   jejunum, illeum  
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compound light microscope used for   viewing dead cell  
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phase contrast for   viewing living cell  
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cell wall of prokaryotes composed of   peptidoglycan  
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cell wall of fungi   chitin  
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cell wall of plants   cellulose  
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karyokenisis   division of nucleus  
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hermaphrodites   have functional male and female gondads  
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3 binding sites on ribosome   1 for mRNA 2 for tRNA (P and A sites)  
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disruptive selection   eliminate intermediate, favor extreme  
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stabilizing selection   favor intermediate, eliminate extremes  
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directional selection   eliminate one extreme  
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bryophytes includes__, and have dominant __ stage   mosses, liverwort, dominant gametophyte  
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angiosperm has dominant __ stage   sprophyte  
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transformation in bacteria   plasmid gets incorporated via recombination (episome)  
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conjugation in bacteria   F factor transferred to F-  
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transduction in bacteria   bacteriophage infects host cell  
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peritubular capillary   absorb H2O from loop of Henle  
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murmur   blood backflow caused by faulty heart valve  
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blood plasma   all components in blood - RBC  
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reticular activating system   startle response (involves complex reflexes)  
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startle response (involves complex reflexes)   reticular activating system  
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birds and animals flock, or herd together an example of   fixed action pattern  
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habituation   repeated stimulation results in decreased responsiveness to stimuli  
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repeated stimulation results in decreased responsiveness to stimuli   habituation  
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recovering from habituation called   spontaneous recovery  
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spontaneous recovery   recovery of lost responsiveness to stimuli over time  
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pavlovian conditioning known as   classical conditioning  
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classical conditioning aka   pavlovian conditioning  
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response learned thru Pavlovian conditioning refered to as   conditioned reflex  
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conditioned reflex   classical conditioning  
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dog drooling at smell of food eg of   innate reflex  
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after associating sound of bell to food, a dog salivates at the sound of bell alone. this is an eg of   conditioned reflex  
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operant conditioning   reward or reinforcement  
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reward or reinforcement conditioning aka   operant conditioning  
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pavlovian conditioning involves   associating neutral stimulus to a stimuli that is capable of triggering the response. ie. establishment of a new reflex  
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gradual elimination of response to stimuli due to lack of reinforcement   extinction  
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recovery of conditioned response after extinction called   spontaneous recovery  
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if light is not present during ___ visual effectors will not be developed properly. this is an eg of __   visual critical period, critical period.  
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the heirarchy among members of the same species   pecking order  
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eg of autotrophic aerobes   plants, autotrophic aerobes (glucose is synthesized + oxidative phosphorylation)  
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eg of autotrophic anaerobes   chemosynthetic bacteria, (glucose synthesized + no O2 required to survive)  
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a group of cells with related function   tissue  
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a group of organs with relatied function   organ system  
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types of hormone   peptide, steroid, tyrosine derived  
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euk, prok ribosomes   euk - 80S, prok - 70S  
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mutualism   relation in which both organisms benefit  
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symbiosis   mutualisitic, parasitic, commensal relationships  
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sperm has flagella or cilia   flagella  
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atrial natiuretic peptide   lowers blood volume  
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trypsin and chymotrypsin eg of __ enzyme which _   protease, degrade peptide  
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eg of hormones derived from tyrosine   thyroid, E, NE  
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post trans modif of proteins occurs in   golgi  
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prokaryotes have/lack chloroplast   lack  
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auxin   plant hormone responsible for tendency of plant to bend towrds light  
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plant hormone responsible for tendency of plant to bend towrds light   auxin  
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heart from endo/ecto/meso   meso  
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pollen   male gametophyte  
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ferns in __ phylum   pterophyte  
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pterophyte includes   ferns  
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stomach digests/not digest protein   digest  
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stomach digests/not digest carbs   doesn't digest  
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amoeba in __ phylum   protista  
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paramecium in__ phylum   protista  
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paramecium has what kind of digestive system   none  
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protista has what kind of digestive system   none  
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annelids have what kind of digestive system   one-way, mouth and anus  
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RNA has same seq base as __ of DNA   sense strand  
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transcription starts at sense/anti-sense strand   anti-sense  
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light rxn occurs in   thylakoid  
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dark rxn aka, occurs in   calvin cycle, stroma  
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during light rxn what happens?   light E -> NADPT + ATP + O2  
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during calvin cycle what happens   CO2 incorporated to make G3P  
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Bacteria has how many origin of DNA replication   1  
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eukaryotes have how many origin of DNA replication   many  
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helicase   unwind DNA at replic fork  
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unwind DNA at replic fork   helicase  
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topoisomerase   release tension during unwinding  
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release tension during unwinding   topoisomerase  
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promotor   specific seq of DNA where RNA poly. attaches to start transcription  
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specific seq of DNA where RNA poly. attaches to start transcription   promotor  
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monocot has how many cotyledon   1  
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parallel leaf vein   monocot  
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net-like leaf vein   dicot  
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dicot has how many cotyledon   2  
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__ have determinate cell cleavage   protostome  
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__ have indeterminate cell cleavage   deutrostome  
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seed plants   gymnosperm @ angiosperm  
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modified apical meristem   flower  
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__ give a rise to fruit   ovary  
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T or F plastids are organelles that produce food   T, eg. gluc. made in chloroplast via photosynthesis  
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ecosystem   functional unit, comprising biotic and abiotic components  
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entropy: disordering of universe T or F   F. it is a measure of unusuable energy  
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PGA -> PGAL during   dark rxn  
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CO2 in water is acidic/basic   acidic (produce H2CO3 -> H+ + HCO3-)  
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immune cells don't attack cells of its own body b/c   body eliminates immune cells that react to self.  
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__ develops into placenta   allantois  
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__ region of kidney has the lowest solute conc't   cortex  
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