Bio 1320 Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Describe the process of transcription, in detail. - A) Initiation: RNA polymerase binds to the promoter, which is the beginning of the gene. inert atom - with a filled outer valence shell an inert atom is not able to gain or lose an electron and therefore is not able to participate in any chemical reactions. they are very stable Difference between hypothesis and theory - Hypothesis is an educated guess Theory is an explanation about something in the natural world. (has been repeatedly teste...

TXST BIO 1320 - Final Exam TopHat Questions – Davenport with Complete Solutions - Treponema pallidum is a single-celled organism that causes syphilis. It is shaped like a corkscrew & contains NO nucleus or organelles. - Plasmodium malariae is a single-celled organism that causes malaria. It has a nucleus and several organisms. Treponema must be a .... Plasmodium must be a ..... - Correct Answer Prokaryote Eukaryote Which of the following is a correct relationship between a cell ...

1 molecule of ATP is recycled thousands of times - -building a bond between uncharged ADP and P = storing energy - Endergonic reaction -Breaking the bond in ATP (to make ADP and P) = releasing energy - exergonic reaction 3 main principles of cell theory - Activation energy - -chemical reactions need a certain amount of energy to get started: Activation energy -with no help, it can take too long for a chemical reaction to get over its activation energy: this means life can stop (death) Ac...

TXST BIO 1320 - Final Exam TopHat Questions – Davenport with Complete Solutions - Treponema pallidum is a single-celled organism that causes syphilis. It is shaped like a corkscrew & contains NO nucleus or organelles. - Plasmodium malariae is a single-celled organism that causes malaria. It has a nucleus and several organisms. Treponema must be a .... Plasmodium must be a ..... - Correct Answer Prokaryote Eukaryote Which of the following is a correct relationship between a cell structure and i...

What is an organelle? - membrane bound structure that has a specific function within a cell; Chloroplast, ribosomes, etc. What are the 5 characteristics of all living creatures? - 1. Organization 2. energy use 3. maintenance of internal constancy (homeostasis) 4. reproduction, growth, and development, 5. evolution Can you list the levels of organization from smallest to largest? - Atom Molecule Organelle Cell Tissue Organ Organ System Organism Population Community Ecosystem Bio...

What is the main difference between Bacteria and Archaea vs Eukarya? - bacteria and archaea have no nucleus or organelles ; eukarya has organelles and a nucleus Why is peer review so important part of science? - peer review provides credibility, validity, and accounts for the experiment List all characteristics of life - 1. Cells 2. DNA 3. life is organized - organization leads to emergent properties 4. life requires energy - consumers, producers, decomposers 5. life maintains homeostasi...

Bio 1320 Exam 1 Practice Questions and Answers (100% Pass) What are the 5 characteristics of all living creatures? - Answer️️ -1. Organization 2. energy use 3. maintenance of internal constancy (homeostasis) 4. reproduction, growth, and development, 5. evolution Can you list the levels of organization from smallest to largest? - Answer️️ -Atom Molecule Organelle Cell Tissue Organ Organ System Organism Population ©SOPHIABENNETT@ Saturday, August 24, 2024 8:52 AM Biolog...

Arrange the following parts and processes of eukaryotic gene expression in chronological order. Use the genetic code given in the figure to complete the sentences, and then arrange the sentences in the correct chronological order. Classify the likely effect of each mutation. Label the figure to show the relationship between nucleotides, codons, and polypeptides. Not all labels will be used. bottom label is Polypetide. The nucleic acid sequence in mRNA is determined by the Nucleotide sequen...

Bio 1320 Bergh Final Exam Practice Questions and Answers What are the 5 characteristics of all living creatures? - Answer️️ -1) Organization 2)Energy Use 3)Maintains internal constancy 4)Reproduction, Growth, & Development 5)Evolution Levels of organization from smallest to largest - Answer️️ -1)organelle 2)cells 3)tissues 4)organs 5)organ systems 6)organisms 7)populations 8)communities 9)ecosystem 10)biosphere ©SOPHIABENNETT@ Saturday, August 24, 2024 8:52 AM Biology...

Bio 1320 Exam 2 Practice Questions and Answers (100% Pass) cell - Answer️️ -the smallest unit of life Cell theory - Answer️️ -every cell came from another, pre existing cell -the facts that all living organisms are made up of one or more cells and that all cells arise from preexisting cells are the foundations of cell theory 3 main principles of cell theory - Answer️️ - Cells have a common characteristic - Answer️️ --most are small -a "bigger" being has MORE cells, not ...