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Bio Exam 1 Shane

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The Central Dogma directly concerns?
Genetics
a successful scientific experiment will result only in?
rejection of 1 or more hypotheses
Evolution
can be caused by natural selection
Homologous structures among animals provide evidence for evolution how?
these structures are similar in two more species due to common origin
First step of sci methond?
observation
When is was shown that animals couldnt reproduce geometrically, Darwin concluded that?
these couldnt reach their potential because of selective action in nature
Specific heat for water
high because of hydrogen bonds
darwin explained his theory of evolution in?
On the Origin of Species
Isotopes of the same element differ in their number of?
Neutrons
The functional group -COOH tends to give up a/an _____, and therefore is a weak _____.
H+, acid
Structures that differ in evolutionary ancestry even though they have similar functions are?
analogous
T or F, do monomers attached to one another in hydrolysis?
F
Who wrote an essay that helped Darwin formulate his theory of evolution?
Thomas Malthus
The dehydration Synthesis of a disaccharide from to monosaccharides is ______ and requires ______.
An endergonic reaction, energy to break the -H and HO- bonds to form water
How many times has flight evolved among vertebrates?
3
Glycogen is
an animal starch stored in the liver
Starch and cellulose are both
polymers and polysaccharides
Hydrophobic interactions are exhibited by
nonpolar molecules
oxygen moves through a cell mambrane by
diffusion
if an aquatic organism is hypertonic to its surroundings, there is a ______ is a high concentration of solute (ions) inside compared to its surroundings.
higher
which of the following requires a carrier protein but no energy?
facilitated diffusion
Transported molecules show saturation when moved by facilitated diffusion but not if they move by passive diffusion through a protein channel.
True
Consider a coupled transport system dependent upon a sodium-potassium pump. when a sugar moves into the cell
the sodium moves down its gradient and the sugar moves up its gradient
Phospholipids are important molecules because they
help make up our cell membranes
functions of lipids include
acting as a hormone
During oxidation, molecules
lose electrons
Hydrophilic substances are______, and hydrophobic substances are ______.
water-loving, water fearing
the alpha helix and beta-pleated sheet are two kinds of _____ structure in a protein.
secondary
What are the nitrogenous bases contained within DNA?
Adenine, Cytosine, Guanine, Thymine
What is true of protein denaturation?
It is never reversible
The cell theory was originally developed in the
1800s by 3 individuals
Nucleic acids are chains of 5-carbon sugars linked together by ____ bonds plus an organic base.
Phosphodiester
Double helix describes the structure of which molecule?
DNA
gram-positive bacteria are
prokaryotes
animals stored glucose in the form of
glycogen
a cell nucleus has ______ _______ found inside and is made up of ______ and ______.
nuclear chromatin, DNA, protein
What is the average yield of chemical energy for a gram of carbohydrate and a gram of fat that is utilized?
4 kcal and 9 kcal, respectively
What is true of both living and nonliving things?
they have a metabolism and are made of atoms and molecules
the octet rule concerns?
electrons
In the molecule O-H-O, a - indicates the presences of _____ and represents the formation of a ______.
electron pair/ionic bond, bon/hydroxide
Evidence directly supporting the Endsymbiont theory includes
that chloroplasts and mitochondria both contain DNA
What uses action filaments?
cilia, flagella, and muscle cell contraction
A experiment has been conducted in which labeled proteins from both a human cell membrane and a mouse cell membrane are fused. What did this experiment show?
Cell membranes are fluid
Peripheral and transmembrane _____ constitute about 50% of a cell membrane
proteins

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