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It’s all in the Genes
U gell’n?I’m cell’n!
My toesMy O’es
Fo’ shizzle my photosynthesis
and cellular respiration
I like to move it move it
“I heart biology”
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If Red (R) is dominant to white (r) describe the phenotypic ratio of a monohybrid cross.
A 100
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3 Red to 1 white
A 100
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Show the 1 trait cross using the letter B that will produce the most genetic variation.
(Write the parents genotypes)
A 200
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Bb x Bb
A 200
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What are the 3 parts of the DNA structure and what holds the two
strands together?
A 300
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Sugar-phosphate backbone
Nitrogen bases
Hydrogen bonds
A 300
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Bacteria may develop resistance to antibiotics by
their DNA doing this
A 400
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A 400
mutating
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Why would a mutation in the DNA make the wrong
protein?
A 500
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Amino acid sequence changes
A 500
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B 100
Put in order:
Protein DNA
RNA
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B 100
DNA RNA protein
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B 200
What controls which solutes enter and exit the
cell?
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B 200
Cell membrane
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B 300
List 2 organelles and the specific molecules that
they produce that contain energy in their bonds.
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B 300
Chloroplast-glucose
Mitochondria-ATP
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B 400
This organelle requires glucose to function
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B 400
mitochondria
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B 500
What 2 organelles are involved in protein
synthesis?
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B 500
Nucleus, ribosome
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What process comes after the division of the nucleus that divides the cytoplasm AND what would be the result if this did not occur in a cell?
C 100
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Cytokinesis
One cell, 2 nuclei
C 100
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Crossing over occurs in what phase of what specific
process?
C 200
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Prophase I of Meiosis
C 200
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C 300
Specialization of cells occurs during
that part of embryonic
development?
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gastrulation
C 300
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DAILY DOUBLE
C 400
DAILY DOUBLEPlace A Wager
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What type and how many cells does meiosis produce?
C 400
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4 gametes (sex cells)
C 400
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When gametes fuse, they form a ______ (name of the
first cell in sexual reproduction), and the
chromosome number goes from haploid to _______.
C 500
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Zygote; diploid
C 500
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D 100
What is water’s role in photosynthesis?
(reactant or product)
(Goes in/out)
(Used/produced)
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D 100
Reactant/goes in/used
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D 200
Animals perform cellular respiration. What
reaction(s) do plants perform?
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D 200
CR and Photosynthesis
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D 300
The temperature drops. How will this affect photosynthesis and
cellular respiration? (slow down, no affect, speed up)
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D 300
Both reactions will slow down.
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D 400
Increasing the availability of ___, ___, and ___
would increase the rate of photosynthesis. (what do
plants need?)
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D 400
Sun, water, CO2
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D 500
How are Photosynthesis and Cellular Respiration
reactions related?
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D 500
They are opposites/compliments/
products of one are reactants of the other/cycle
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E 100
Water moving from high to low concentration
(passive) bears this name
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E 100
osmosis
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E 200
Red blood cells deliver oxygen to cells by what
method of transport through the lipid
membrane and what two properties does oxygen
have that allow it to move this way?
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E 200
Simple diffusion
Small, neutral
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E 300
Yo Ho’mey…
Water in the cells keeps the body temperature
regulated. What is this regulation an example of?
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E 300
homeostasis
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E 400
What do the sodium/potassium pump
(active transport) and facilitated diffusion have
in common?
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E 400
Both use a protein to transport substances
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E 500
Molecule of salt
Given this scenario of a cell in a solution, which way will water move and what is the
effect on the cell?
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E 500
Into the cell; it will swell
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F 100
What is the initial code (molecule) for synthesis of a
protein?
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F 100
DNA
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F 200
What effect may x-rays have on DNA?
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F 200
mutation
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F 300
When a cell with 10 chromosomes undergoes
(name of process) it produces (#) daughter cells with 10
chromosomes each.
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F 300
Mitosis; 2
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F 400
Photosynthesis has the goal to produce ___ and gives
____off as a waste product.
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F 400
Glucose, oxygen
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F 500
A cell with 30 chromosomes produces daughter cells with
15 chromosomes by what process and what are the
daughter cells called?
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F 500
Meiosis; gametes
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The Final Jeopardy Category is:
The perfect storm
(3 questions in 1)
Please record your wager.
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This process increases the number of body cells.
List the main benefit of sexual reproduction.
A cell has 10% solute and the surrounding solution is 20%
solute. Which way will water move?
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Mitosis
Genetic variation
Out of cell
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Thank You for Playing Jeopardy!