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A 1 2 1 Tt Tt tt What phenotypic ratio is shown above B tt 1 0 0 C 1 1
Biology
Molecular Basis of Inheritance
A 1 2 1 Tt Tt tt What phenotypic ratio is shown above B tt 1 0 0 C 1 1
A very specific type of genetic cross called across uses a known genotype to cross with an unknown genotype A back B hybrid C test D dominant
Biology
Molecular Basis of Inheritance
A very specific type of genetic cross called across uses a known genotype to cross with an unknown genotype A back B hybrid C test D dominant
In the demo the penny represents a recessive trait and the quarter a dominant trait An organism with one of each is A incompletely dominant B heterozygous C sterile D homozygous
Biology
Principles of Inheritance & Variation (Genetics)
In the demo the penny represents a recessive trait and the quarter a dominant trait An organism with one of each is A incompletely dominant B heterozygous C sterile D homozygous
3 30 Heterosporous Seed producting Homosporous Flower producing Onon vascular
Biology
Biological Classification
3 30 Heterosporous Seed producting Homosporous Flower producing Onon vascular
Which of the following are NOT characteristics of the pea plant that make it an ideal subject for experimentation A short germination time B easy to manually pollinate C rare and exotic traits D easy to grow
Biology
Principles of Inheritance & Variation (Genetics)
Which of the following are NOT characteristics of the pea plant that make it an ideal subject for experimentation A short germination time B easy to manually pollinate C rare and exotic traits D easy to grow
In Mendel s pea plants the F1 generation was crossed to form an F2 generation with purple and white flowers in a A 1 1 ratio B 3 1 ratio C 1 0 ratio D 1 2 1 ratio
Biology
Molecular Basis of Inheritance
In Mendel s pea plants the F1 generation was crossed to form an F2 generation with purple and white flowers in a A 1 1 ratio B 3 1 ratio C 1 0 ratio D 1 2 1 ratio
A Gamete formation in males ends in a n split of viable cells even B uneven C 50 50 split
Biology
Human Reproduction
A Gamete formation in males ends in a n split of viable cells even B uneven C 50 50 split
A The array of structures shown to the right are called diploid cells B asci C map units
Biology
The Living World
A The array of structures shown to the right are called diploid cells B asci C map units
5 1 point ach of the following is NOT one of the differences betwe presence of guard cells location of stomata Opattern of leaf venation presence of bundle sheath cells around vascular bundles
Biology
Morphology of Flowering Plants
5 1 point ach of the following is NOT one of the differences betwe presence of guard cells location of stomata Opattern of leaf venation presence of bundle sheath cells around vascular bundles
One method of gaining diversity during meiosis is in which portions of sister chromatids exchange portions of their genes A independent assortment B independent segregation C crossing over
Biology
Cell Cycle and Cell Division
One method of gaining diversity during meiosis is in which portions of sister chromatids exchange portions of their genes A independent assortment B independent segregation C crossing over
A Even with the mechanisms of variation preceding which unites the gametes and produces the zygote there are still 64 trillion possible combinations random fertilization B crossing over C indepen dent assort ment
Biology
Evolution
A Even with the mechanisms of variation preceding which unites the gametes and produces the zygote there are still 64 trillion possible combinations random fertilization B crossing over C indepen dent assort ment
A forms during meosis in which there are four chromatids of each chromosome A tetrad B quatrad C haploid state D diploid state
Biology
Cell Cycle and Cell Division
A forms during meosis in which there are four chromatids of each chromosome A tetrad B quatrad C haploid state D diploid state
Meiosis essentially goes through twice to reach the haploid number A binary fission B meiosis C parthenogenesis D mitosis
Biology
Cell Cycle and Cell Division
Meiosis essentially goes through twice to reach the haploid number A binary fission B meiosis C parthenogenesis D mitosis
A is the raw material for natural selection therefore without nothing would evolve variation B weak individuals C clones
Biology
Evolution
A is the raw material for natural selection therefore without nothing would evolve variation B weak individuals C clones
Figure 2 to the right contains benign tumors as you can see tissue starting to A overlap B Fig 1 Fig 3 separate into many tumors C Fig 2 stratify
Biology
Human Health and Diseases
Figure 2 to the right contains benign tumors as you can see tissue starting to A overlap B Fig 1 Fig 3 separate into many tumors C Fig 2 stratify
Figure 2 to the right contains Fig 1 as you can see Fig 3 tissue starting to A malignant tumors B benign tumors C Fig 2 normal tissue
Biology
Cell: The Unit of Life
Figure 2 to the right contains Fig 1 as you can see Fig 3 tissue starting to A malignant tumors B benign tumors C Fig 2 normal tissue
A One of the only options to treat a cancer that has metastasized is which attacks rapidly dividing cells chemo thorony B radiation C anti biotics
Biology
Human Health and Diseases
A One of the only options to treat a cancer that has metastasized is which attacks rapidly dividing cells chemo thorony B radiation C anti biotics
If we have a red light at the M checkpoint then there is a unique cell that has two of everything called a A twin B dikaryon C diploid cell
Biology
Cell Cycle and Cell Division
If we have a red light at the M checkpoint then there is a unique cell that has two of everything called a A twin B dikaryon C diploid cell
A If we have a red light at the then there is a unique cell that has two of everything called a G checkpoint B G checkpoint C M checkpoint
Biology
Cell Cycle and Cell Division
A If we have a red light at the then there is a unique cell that has two of everything called a G checkpoint B G checkpoint C M checkpoint
How would you describe the frequency of the cell reproduction cycle of liver cells A Every 5 days B Every 120 days C Never D Only when threatened
Biology
Cell Cycle and Cell Division
How would you describe the frequency of the cell reproduction cycle of liver cells A Every 5 days B Every 120 days C Never D Only when threatened
Once the chromosomes are pulled apart and the membrane is starting to pinch in the middle the cell is in A anaphase B G1 C telophase D prophase
Biology
Cell Cycle and Cell Division
Once the chromosomes are pulled apart and the membrane is starting to pinch in the middle the cell is in A anaphase B G1 C telophase D prophase
During which phase of mitosis do the chromosomes line up single file at the equator of the cell A prophase B anaphase C telophase D metaphase
Biology
Cell Cycle and Cell Division
During which phase of mitosis do the chromosomes line up single file at the equator of the cell A prophase B anaphase C telophase D metaphase
A Structure 2 or structure 1 waistline of the chromosome structure 2 is called the centriole B centromere C chromatid
Biology
Cell Cycle and Cell Division
A Structure 2 or structure 1 waistline of the chromosome structure 2 is called the centriole B centromere C chromatid
Which of the following is NOT part of the mitotic spindle A microtubules B asters C pores D centrosomes
Biology
Cell Cycle and Cell Division
Which of the following is NOT part of the mitotic spindle A microtubules B asters C pores D centrosomes
of A very rare form reproduction can be characterized by A haploid gametes joining to form diploid zygotes B an alternation of generations C part of an organism pinching off and becoming its own organism D a daughter cell pinching off and becoming its own mother cell
Biology
Biological Classification
of A very rare form reproduction can be characterized by A haploid gametes joining to form diploid zygotes B an alternation of generations C part of an organism pinching off and becoming its own organism D a daughter cell pinching off and becoming its own mother cell
A Examples of local direct signaling in plant cells occurs through and in animal cells are involved channel proteins B gap junctions C plasmo desmata
Biology
Biological Classification
A Examples of local direct signaling in plant cells occurs through and in animal cells are involved channel proteins B gap junctions C plasmo desmata
If your blood sugar drops and your liver releases glucose to raise blood sugar this is feedback A negative B positive C anabolic D inhibitory
Biology
Human Physiology - Chemical Coordination
If your blood sugar drops and your liver releases glucose to raise blood sugar this is feedback A negative B positive C anabolic D inhibitory
Organisms that photosynthesize perform cellular respiration A still need to B do not need to C are unable to D still use chloroplasts to
Biology
Plant Physiology - Photosynthesis
Organisms that photosynthesize perform cellular respiration A still need to B do not need to C are unable to D still use chloroplasts to
Which of these is NOT a name for the final stage of photosynthesis A The Calvin Cycle B The light independent reaction C The carbon fixation cycle D Substrate level phosphorylation
Biology
Plant Physiology - Photosynthesis
Which of these is NOT a name for the final stage of photosynthesis A The Calvin Cycle B The light independent reaction C The carbon fixation cycle D Substrate level phosphorylation
The type of photophosphorylation that offers the biggest energy pay off is non cyclic photo phosphory lation B cyclic photo phosphory lation substrate level photo phosphory lation
Biology
Plant Physiology - Photosynthesis
The type of photophosphorylation that offers the biggest energy pay off is non cyclic photo phosphory lation B cyclic photo phosphory lation substrate level photo phosphory lation
The first photosystem in the thyalkoid membrane is called A photosystem II C p700 B photosystem I D numero uno
Biology
Plant Physiology - Photosynthesis
The first photosystem in the thyalkoid membrane is called A photosystem II C p700 B photosystem I D numero uno
Discrete units of electromagnetic radiation are known as atoms educers B light D photons
Biology
The Living World
Discrete units of electromagnetic radiation are known as atoms educers B light D photons
A Most of the cholorplasts are on the underside of the leaf otherwise and other environmental factors could affect them light pollution B wind H O
Biology
Plant Physiology - Photosynthesis
A Most of the cholorplasts are on the underside of the leaf otherwise and other environmental factors could affect them light pollution B wind H O
A plant is green because it green light A refracts C absorbs B reflects D transforms
Biology
Ecology - Biodiversity & Conservation
A plant is green because it green light A refracts C absorbs B reflects D transforms
Which of the following is NOT a part of photosynthesis A Photolyses C Oxidative phosphorylation B Carbon fixation D Light reactions
Biology
Plant Physiology - Photosynthesis
Which of the following is NOT a part of photosynthesis A Photolyses C Oxidative phosphorylation B Carbon fixation D Light reactions
The greater color change in the bromothymol blue experiment when running showed an increased rate of production A glucose C oxygen B carbon dioxide D water
Biology
Biotechnology: Principles and Processes
The greater color change in the bromothymol blue experiment when running showed an increased rate of production A glucose C oxygen B carbon dioxide D water
A The electron transport chain is a series of diffusion facilitating membrane proteins found in the membrane of the mitochondria outer surface of the finer
Biology
Biotechnology: Principles and Processes
A The electron transport chain is a series of diffusion facilitating membrane proteins found in the membrane of the mitochondria outer surface of the finer
A The key result of the Citric Acid Cycle is load the shuttle buses NADH and FADH to carry to final stage of cellular respiration neutrons B electrons C protons
Biology
Plant Physiology - Photosynthesis
A The key result of the Citric Acid Cycle is load the shuttle buses NADH and FADH to carry to final stage of cellular respiration neutrons B electrons C protons
The key result of the Citric Acid Cycle is to load the shuttle buses NADH and to carry to final stage of cellular respiration B C
Biology
Human Reproduction
The key result of the Citric Acid Cycle is to load the shuttle buses NADH and to carry to final stage of cellular respiration B C
Glycolysis involves two phases investment and energy energy B first C
Biology
Biotechnology: Principles and Processes
Glycolysis involves two phases investment and energy energy B first C
A Step 1 Step 2 C C C C C C After step 2 the next aerobic step is the citric acid cycle which will lead to the release of as waste C C C C C C 0 B H O C CO
Biology
Biotechnology: Principles and Processes
A Step 1 Step 2 C C C C C C After step 2 the next aerobic step is the citric acid cycle which will lead to the release of as waste C C C C C C 0 B H O C CO
A C C C C C C Step 2 C C C C C C After step 2 the next aerobic step is which will lead to the release of as waste Glycolysis B Alcoholic fermentation The Citric Acid Cycle
Biology
Sexual Reproduction in Flowering Plants
A C C C C C C Step 2 C C C C C C After step 2 the next aerobic step is which will lead to the release of as waste Glycolysis B Alcoholic fermentation The Citric Acid Cycle
An H ion is an atom that has been oxidized by art electron B C
Biology
Biomolecules
An H ion is an atom that has been oxidized by art electron B C
An H ion is an atom that has been by an electron reduced B neutralized C oxidized
Biology
Human Health and Diseases
An H ion is an atom that has been by an electron reduced B neutralized C oxidized
The reaction cascade in glycolysis cannot continue without unloading hydrogen from which molecule A NADH B NAD C ATP
Biology
Biotechnology & its Applications
The reaction cascade in glycolysis cannot continue without unloading hydrogen from which molecule A NADH B NAD C ATP
What does glycolysis literally mean A To split glucose C To split a complex sugar B To split ATP D To form glucose
Biology
Biomolecules
What does glycolysis literally mean A To split glucose C To split a complex sugar B To split ATP D To form glucose
A 6CO2 6H O C6H12O6 602 Which molecule s in the reaction above is are processed in the chloroplast 6H O and CO2 B C6H12O6 and CO2 C C6H12O6 and O2
Biology
Plant Physiology - Photosynthesis
A 6CO2 6H O C6H12O6 602 Which molecule s in the reaction above is are processed in the chloroplast 6H O and CO2 B C6H12O6 and CO2 C C6H12O6 and O2
If you double the time an enzyme has to react the amount of product will A increase more than double B be less with more time C not change significantly D double as well
Biology
Sexual Reproduction in Flowering Plants
If you double the time an enzyme has to react the amount of product will A increase more than double B be less with more time C not change significantly D double as well
Identify the organism shown here
Biology
Cell: The Unit of Life
Identify the organism shown here
what phylum do the organisms that made these tests belong Apicomplexa Dinoflagellata Bacillariophyta
Biology
Human Health and Diseases
what phylum do the organisms that made these tests belong Apicomplexa Dinoflagellata Bacillariophyta