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Get ready to excel in Biology 213 with our comprehensive Exam Prep Bundle, designed to help you master advanced biology concepts and ace your exams.

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BIO 213 Chapter 8, 9, 10 Review Questions and Answers

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what is needed for life The transformation of energy is a hallmark of life. Energy is the capacity to do work, or the capacity for change. Energy transformations are linked to chemical transformations in cells. All forms of energy can be placed in two categories: Potential energy is stored ...

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BIO 213 Babu Chapters 4-6 Practice Questions and Correct Answers

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Metabolism all the chemical reactions in cells Adenine triphosphate (ATP) much of the energy is stored as chemical potential in the bonds of ATP -goof for short term storage, too unstable for long term. -cells use ATP by phosphorylating molecules -driving force behind many enzymatic reactions ...

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Bio 213 Chapter 1 Study Questions with Correct Answers

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Biologythe science that studies living organisms and dead ones to. No discrimination. The goal is to discover and understand the diversity and complex processes that make up life Charactistics of living thingsMade of a common set of chemical compounds (nucleic acid, nucleotides, and lipids) Mad...

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Bio 213 Final Exam Questions and Correct Answers (Liberty University)

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Anatomy The scientific discipline that investigates the body's structures Physiology the scientific investigation of the processes or functions of living things Pathology the medical science dealing with all aspects of diseases Structural organization levels 1. Chemical 2. Cellular 3. t...

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Bio 213 - Exam I – CFOQ Test Questions with Correct Answers

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What are the first 2 tenets of the Cell theory and who proposed them? 1. All organisms are composed of one or more cells. 2. The cell is the structural unit of life. Proposed by Schleiden & Schwann in 1838 What is the third tenet of the Cell theory and who proposed it? 3. Cells can only arise b...

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Bio 213 Exam 3 Study Guide Questions and Correct Answers

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Contribute to a pathogen's invasiveness. - Capsules - Cell wall components - Hyaluronidase - Coagulase Pathology Study of disease Etiology Cause of disease Pathogenesis Development of disease Infection Invasion or colonization of the body by pathogens Disease An abnormal state i...

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Bio 213 Ch 7 – 9 Review Questions with 100% Correct Answers

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The double helix of DNA is composed of building blocks called A. amino acids. B. monosaccharides. C. phospholipids. D. disaccharides. E. nucleotides. E. nucleotides The rungs of the DNA ladder are formed by base pairs A. joined by covalent bonds. B. joined by hydrogen bonds. C....

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BIO 213 Final Exam Questions with 100% Correct Answers

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Cell division is essential and produces a continuous supply of replacement cells Asexual reproduction - Cell splits in two. -Genetically identical offspring (clones) Sexual reproduction offspring's genetic makeup is derived from two parents Upon fertilization... a zygote forms, grows, an...

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BIO 213 Chapter 5 Practice Questions with 100% Correct Answers

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the cell theory first unifying theory of biology - three critical components: - cells are the fundamental units of life - all organisms are composed of cells - all cells come from pre-exisiting cells implications of the cell theory: - functions of all cells are similar - life is continuous ...

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Bio 213 Exam 3 Sample Questions with Correct Answers

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If water labeled with 18O is added to a suspension of photosynthesizing chloroplasts, which of the following compounds will first become labeled with 18O? a. ATP b. NADPH c. O2 d. 3PG c. O2 Both the light reactions and light-independent reactions of photosynthesis a. synthesize ATP. b. use ...

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Bio 213 Exam 1 Study Questions with Correct Answers

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Homeostasis The tendency for physiological systems to stabilize internal conditions is called cheek The common term for the buccal region is the organism, system, organ, tissue, cellular, molecular Which of the following is arranged in correct order from the most complex to the simplest? st...

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BIO 213 - Ch 1-3 Practice Questions with Correct Answers

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The ____ is the basic unit of life & every ____ consists of one or more cellscell, organism Despite tremendous diversity, coding instructions of all living organisms are written in ______.nucleic acids Scientists have settled on 5 qualities that, in combination, constitute life?Organization,...

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Bio 213 Exam 2 Test Preparation Questions with Correct Answers

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Membranes are composed of which two macromolecules? Lipids and Proteins What are the 3 kinds of Lipids that make up membranes? Are they polar, non polar, or amphipathic? Phospholipids (most abundant) Glycolipids (sugar head) Sterols (like cholesterol) They are amphipathic How are integral ...

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BIO 213 Exam 1 Test Prep Questions with Correct Answers

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why is ecology a hierarchical science? Ecology has many different levels (ex: individual, population, community, ecosystem). These levels can be ranked in terms of complexity with one level built upon the previous Contrast the following words and give an example of each: population vs species ...

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BIO 213 Final Exam Questions with Complete Solutions

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life history Traits that affect an organism's schedule of reproduction and survival. coevloution the evolution of two species that is due to mutual influence, often in a way that makes the relationship more beneficial to both species. marginal value theorem A rate-maximizing forager will choo...

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Bio 213 Comprehensive Study Questions with Correct Answers

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What is the difference between necessary and sufficient? Necessary means that something must be present in order for something to occur, and sufficient means it will produce the event. To get an A in a course a necessary condition might be to turn in a paper (without it you would fail) Describe a...

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BIO 213 FINAL EXAM REVIEW QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS

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3 stages of transcription initiation, elongation, termination initiation of transcription RNA polymerase attaches to the promoter region on the DNA and begins to unzip the DNA into two strands. elongation (transcription) RNA polymerase traverses the template strand and uses base pairing comple...

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Biol 213 Exam 1 Practice Questions and Expert Solutions

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Features of cells Complex and highly organized even "simple" bacteria • Membranes, compartments, protein machines. • Small, realm of molecules (Chemistry and biochemistry) • Despite differences, most cells work in fundamentally the same ways Energy needed to maintain order 2nd Law of T...

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Bio 213 Exam Questions with 100% Correct Answers

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Graudualism the view that Earth and its living systems changed slowly over its history Lyell Charles Darwin read Lyell's book and was much influenced by Lyell's Principles of Geology. He believes that evidence of the forces of geological change that have been shaping Earth for millennia is obse...

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Bio 213 Final Exam Questions with Expert Solutions

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Ribosomal RNA (rRNA) major component of the organelles (ribosomes) that construct proteins Transfer RNA (tRNA) "interpreters" that read the mRNA code; insert amino acids to the growing protein codon sequence of three nucleotides Translation The nucleic acid code in a mature mRNA is transl...

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