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A __________ group goes through all steps of an experiment but lacks the factor…
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A test that gives a known positive result is a __________ control.
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A hypothesis that withstands extensive testing becomes a scientific __________.
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Theories are never set in __________ and can change.
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List the four major classes of biomolecules: Carbohydrates, Lipids, __________,…
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Large biological molecules are synthesized from smaller units called __________.
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The bonds in carbohydrates are __________ bonds.
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The bonds in proteins are __________ bonds.
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The bonds in nucleic acids are __________ bonds.
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All biomolecules contain the element __________.
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Other key elements in biomolecules include Hydrogen, Oxygen, Nitrogen, and ____…
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The body's main source of energy is __________.
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Stored energy reserves are provided by __________.
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Proteins help form new bones, muscles, and fight __________.
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The blueprint for our genetic structure is in the __________.
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Macromolecules are __________, built from monomers.
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A long molecule of many similar building blocks is a __________.
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Monomers bond via a __________ reaction (loss of a water molecule).
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Polymers are broken apart by __________.
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The monomers for carbohydrates are __________.
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The monomers for proteins are __________.
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The monomers for nucleic acids are __________.
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__________ are not considered polymers.
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The general formula for carbohydrates is __________.
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Simple sugars with 3-7 carbons are __________.
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In animals, energy is stored as __________.
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In plants, energy is stored as __________.
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The structural carbohydrate in plant cell walls is __________.
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Each amino acid has a central Carbon with a carboxylic acid group, an amino gro…
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The linear sequence of amino acids is the __________ structure.
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Folding into an alpha helix or beta sheet is the __________ structure.
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The 3-D folding of a single chain is the __________ structure.
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The association of multiple polypeptides is the __________ structure.
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The two types of nucleic acids are __________ and __________.
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The monomers of nucleic acids are called __________.
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A nucleotide consists of a nitrogenous base, a pentose sugar, and a __________ …
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RNA contains the sugar __________.
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DNA contains the sugar __________.
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Watson and Crick determined DNA is a double __________.
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Franklin's work used __________ imaging.
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Chargaff's rules state that A = ___ and C = ___.
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Chargaff's rule: The amount of Adenine equals the amount of __________.
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__________ synthesizes RNA primers.
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__________ synthesizes the new DNA strand (elongation).
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The __________ strand is synthesized discontinuously away from the fork in Okaz…
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DNA polymerase ___ has proofreading ability.
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The final sealing of nicks is done by __________.
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The synthesis of RNA from DNA is called __________.
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__________ RNA (mRNA) carries the DNA message.
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__________ RNA (tRNA) carries amino acids.
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__________ RNA (rRNA) is part of the ribosome.
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The enzyme that carries out transcription is __________.
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Transcription starts at the __________ box (TATAAA).
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The synthesis of a protein from mRNA is called __________.
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On tRNA, the __________ complements the mRNA codon.
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Protein synthesis begins at the __________ codon (AUG).
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A peptide bond forms between __________ acids.
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The ribosome shifts along the mRNA in a process called __________.
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Synthesis ends at a __________ codon.
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A codon is a triplet of __________ on mRNA.
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There are __________ different codons.
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The genetic code is __________, meaning multiple codons can code for the same a…
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The start codon codes for the amino acid __________.
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The stop codons are UGA, UAA, and __________.
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The genetic code is universal, degenerate, nonoverlapping, and __________ (no p…
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A scientist known for transformation experiments with bacteria was __________.
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__________ demonstrated that DNA was the transforming principle.
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__________ produced critical X-ray diffraction images of DNA.
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The Hershey-Chase experiment used __________ to confirm DNA is the genetic mate…
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__________ proposed an incorrect triple-helix model of DNA.
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The scientists who deduced the double-helix structure of DNA were __________ an…
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The discoverer of 'nuclein' (DNA) was __________.
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During glycolysis ATP is used up in
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One of these enzymes is a multienzyme complex requiring five coenzymes for its …
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Which of the following respiratory parts of an insect is not cuticularized?
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The approximate percentage of the energy content of glucose which is made into …
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'Oxygen debt' is associated with man during
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In the Calvin-cycle, the joining of phosphoenol pyruvate to carbon dioxide lead…
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Cytochrome oxidase contains
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The largest mass extinction in history which wiped out 90% of all marine lives …
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First mammals & birds appeared in the __________ period
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All are events of the Mesozoic era except one
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All individuals of a species in an area form a __________.
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In females, the _______ contains erectile tissues.
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A form of reproduction in which an embryo develops from an unfertilized egg is …
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___________ is the Father of evolution
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Coccyx of man is an example of __________ structure
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Which of the name Homo sapiens identifies ________ as the genus?
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In taxonomy, each level of classification is called __________
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The taxonomy deals with __________
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The __________ study intraspecific variation
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Which feature distinguishes Homo sapiens from his ancestors?
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Photosynthesis occurs in plant & some _________
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The typical reducing agent in photosynthesis is _________
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Light- dependent reaction of photosynthesis occurs in the _________
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Dark reactions is called
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During photosynthesis fixation is a process of the
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A type of asexual reproduction commonly seen in planaria is
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Which is not true of asexual reproduction
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____________ refers to gametes formation
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