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lecture one and two
What is inductive reasoning,
What is deductive reasoning,
Limitations to induction
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lecture three
Rough timeline for life on earth,
46 billion years ago,
45 36 billion years ago
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lecture four
Eukaryotes characteristics,
Bacteria,
Archaea
10
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lecture five-
Compared to most prokaryotes how ...,
Explain the value of compartmenta...,
Golgi apparatus cis face vesicles...
20
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lecture six
Why are proteins able to be so st...,
What are the components of each a...,
How are polypeptide chains formed...
13
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lecture seven
Fatty acids,
Triglyceride,
Phospholipid
17
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lecture 8
What is passive transport and wha...,
What is the difference between pa...,
Be familiar with the mechanism of...
13
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lecture 9
What is required of any protein t...,
Binding of glucose to glut 1,
Lactose to lactase
22
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ames test quiz
What is the ames test,
Mutagen,
Carcinogen
16
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lecture 10- Energy study guide
Chemical energy,
Electrical energy,
Thermal energy
19
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glycolysis
Cytosol of cytoplasm,
First step,
Sep two
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krebs
What products remain at the end o...,
Does it involve a change in locat...,
Since only eukaryotes have mitoch...
8
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ETC
Where are the reactions involved ...,
How has that organelle evolved to...,
During electron transport what do...
7
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other- cellular energy
We produce 25 3 atp nadh and 15 a...,
How efficient is metabolism what ...,
Where does most of the other ener...
7
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photosythesis
As we drill down which cells in t...,
What types of electromagnetic rad...,
What are the main types of pigmen...
15
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signal transduction
What are the three main parts to ...,
What is the basic mechanism for l...,
How do they get turned off
22
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insulin/glucose
Where in the body are insulin and...,
What type of signaling molecules ...,
What is the difference between ty...
6
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nureotransitters
After receiving a signal via neur...
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cytoskelteon part one
Microtubules,
Microfilaments,
Intermediate filaments
13
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cytoskelton part two
What do all these motor proteins ...,
For kinesin and dynein what is th...,
What is the basic cytoskeletal st...
11
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pGLO and pUC
What is gfp where is it naturally...,
What is a plasmid what is a recom...,
Explain the difference between pg...
26
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DNA history,relication, transcription and translation
Why do scientist though proteins ...,
Griffith s transformation experim...,
Hershy and chase
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protein sorting
What signal does mrna to pass deo...,
What mechanism do proteins use to...,
How does the nuclear transport re...
10
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gene regulation
What is epigenetics,
How do are cells that have identi...,
What are the main protein compone...
27
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cell cycle
What are the three main checkpoin...,
G0 why would a cell want to enter...,
Platelet derived growth factor pdgf
26
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covid
What is zoonotic transfer,
Why were sars and mers able to be...,
How does the exterior of the viru...
12
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