Cells
Photosynthesis
Respiration
Cell Division
Molecular Genetics
Labs
Cells
PhotoRespiration
synthesis
Cell
Division
Molecular
Genetics
Labs
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Double Jeopardy!
Cells
A cell with a large
central vacuole and
chloroplasts.
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Cells
What is a plant cell?
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Cells
The ability of a cell to
regulate what
substances can enter
and exit the cell.
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Cells
What is selective
permeability.
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Cells
Holes in the plant cell
wall that allow
nutrients to pass
between cells.
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Cells
What is the
plasmodesmata?
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Cells
A cell that can differentiate
into both B cells and T
cells.
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Cells
What is a lymphoid
cell?
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Cells
A cell that constitutes
60-70% of all white
blood cells and enters
infected tissue to fight
disease.
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Cells
What is a neutrophil?
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Photosynthesis
The organelle that
allows organisms to
do photosynthesis.
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Photosynthesis
What is the
chloroplast?
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Photosynthesis
Colors that are not absorbed
during photosynthesis.
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Photosynthesis
What are yellow and
green?
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Photosynthesis
The two cells that take
part in photosynthesis
in a C4 plant.
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Photosynthesis
What are mesophyll
cells and bundlesheath cells?
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Photosynthesis
The amount of energy
needed in the Calvin
Cycle.
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Photosynthesis
What is 9 ATP?
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Photosynthesis
The enzyme that CAM
replaces in CAM
plants.
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Photosynthesis
What is rubisco?
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Respiration
The first step of cellular
respiration.
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Respiration
What is glycolysis?
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Respiration
The enzyme that
generates ATP.
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Respiration
What is ATP synthase?
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Respiration
The process by which
ATP fuels chemical
reactions.
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Respiration
What is energy
coupling?
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Respiration
A result from overworking of
human muscle cells forcing
anaerobic respiration.
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Respiration
What is lactic acid
buildup?
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Respiration
The monomers used in
the citric acid cycle.
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Respiration
What are proteins?
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Cell Division
The creation of two
identical daughter
cells.
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Cell Division
What is mitosis?
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Cell Division
The longest phase of
the cell cycle.
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Cell Division
What is prophase I?
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Cell Division
When homologous
chromosomes or
sister chromatids fail
to separate during
meiosis.
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Cell Division
What is a
nondisjunction?
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Cell Division
The separating of the
two cells’ cytoplasm.
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Cell Division
What is cytokinesis?
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Cell Division
The property of cells
that allows them to
only divide if they are
attached to a
substrate.
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Cell Division
What is anchorage
dependence?
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Molecular Genetics
A fragment of DNA that
codes for a protein.
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Molecular Genetics
What is a gene?
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Molecular Genetics
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Molecular Genetics
What is incomplete
dominance?
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Molecular Genetics
The new, faster and
earlier way of testing
fetuses’ genetics.
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Molecular Genetics
What is Chorionic Villus
Sampling or CVS
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Molecular Genetics
Disorders such as
Cystic Fibrosis and
Sickle-Cell disease.
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Molecular Genetics
What are recessively
inherited disorders?
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Molecular Genetics
The inactive X
chromosome in
females.
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Molecular Genetics
What is a Barr body?
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Labs
A device sorts
components of cells
according to their
weight by spinning.
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Labs
What is a centrifuge?
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Labs
Environmental factors
that can cause an
enzyme to denature.
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Labs
What are pH,
temperature and
salinity.
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Labs
A device that measures
blood pressure.
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Labs
What is a
sphygmomanometer?
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Labs
A final electron accepter that
turns from blue to
colorless when it accepts
electrons.
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Labs
What is DPIP?
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Labs
The formula for water
potential.
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Labs
What is pressure
potential + solute
potential?
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Double
Jeopardy!!!
Evolution and
Classification
Plant Systems
Animal Systems
Ecology
Biotechnology
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Evolution and
Classification
Plant
Systems
Animal
Systems
Ecology
Biotechnology
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Final Jeopardy!
Evolution and
Classification
The most famous book
written by Charles
Darwin.
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Evolution and
Classification
What is The Origin of
Species?
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Evolution and
Classification
The phrase Mr. Bennett
hates concerning
evolution, and the
better term.
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Evolution and
Classification
What is survival of the
fittest and
reproduction of the
fittest?
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Evolution and
Classification
The evolutionary
history of a species or
a group of species.
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Evolution and
Classification
What is phylogeny?
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Evolution and
Classification
The levels of
classification for
organisms in order of
broadest to
narrowest.
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Evolution and
Classification
What are domain,
kingdom, phylum,
class, order, family,
genus and species?
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Evolution and
Classification
Genes that are passed in a
strait line from one
generation to the next but
have ended up in different
gene pools due to speciation.
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Evolution and
Classification
What are orthologous
genes?
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Plant Systems
The hole that opens
and closes to allow air
movement between
plants and the
environment.
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Plant Systems
What is a stomata?
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Plant Systems
The idea state of
osmotic equilibrium in
a plant cell.
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Plant Systems
What is a turgid cell?
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Plant Systems
The transport route
between cells where the
substances travel only
through the cell wall.
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Plant Systems
What is the apoplastic
route?
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Plant Systems
The plant hormone the
promotes fruit ripening.
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Plant Systems
What is ethylene?
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Plant Systems
Specialized plastids
containing dense
starch grains.
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Plant Systems
What are statoliths?
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Animal Systems
The tubes of the
circulatory system
that brings blood into
the heart.
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Animal Systems
What are veins?
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Animal Systems
Cells that bind to
antigens and stop
them from
functioning.
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Animal Systems
What are B cells?
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Animal Systems
The larger of the two
types of nephrons.
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Animal Systems
What is a
juxtamedullary
nephron?
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Animal Systems
The hormone released
by the adrenal gland
that increases Na+
and H2O reabsorption
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Animal Systems
What is aldosterone?
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Animal Systems
The glands that is regulated
by FSH and LH.
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Animal Systems
What are the testes
and ovaries?
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Ecology
The four factors that
affect a populations
growth rate.
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Ecology
What are immigration,
emigration, birth and
death?
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Ecology
A sequence of
unlearned behavioral
acts that is essentially
unchangeable.
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Ecology
What is a fixed action
pattern (FAP)?
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Ecology
Bright coloration that
serves as a warning
to predators.
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Ecology
What is aposematic
coloration?
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Ecology
The ecosystem that is
responsible for the
most primary
productivity.
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Ecology
What is open ocean?
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Ecology
When an animal helps
another with the thought
that this action will be
repaid later on.
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Ecology
What is reciprocal
altruism?
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Biotechnology
A small, circular piece
of DNA that can be
found in a bacteria.
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Biotechnology
What is a plasmid?
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Biotechnology
An enzyme that can
create DNA from
mRNA.
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Biotechnology
What is reverse DNA
transcriptase?
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Biotechnology
DNA in which
nucleotide sequences
from two different
sources are combined
to the same DNA.
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Biotechnology
What is recombinant
DNA?
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Biotechnology
A plasmid used to
introduce new genes
into plants.
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Biotechnology
What is a Ti plasmid?
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Biotechnology
A cloning vector that
contains a highly active
prokaryotic promoter just
upstream of a restriction
site.
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Biotechnology
What is an expression
vector?
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Action potentials that
reach the brain via
sensory neurons.
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What are sensations?
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A decreased
responsiveness during
a continued
stimulation.
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What is sensory
adaptation?
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The part of the ear that
distinguishes pitch.
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What is the cochlea?
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Where the rods and cones
make synapses with the
neurons in the eye.
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What are bipolar cells?
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The system in aquatic organisms
that tells fish how deep they are
underwater.
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What is the lateral line
system?
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Final
Jeopardy!!!
Final Jeopardy!!!
The classification of humans.
Final Jeopardy!!!
Kingdom: Animalia
Phylum: Chordata
Class: Mammalia
Order: Primates
Family: Hominidae
Genus: Homo
Species: sapiens