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Ati Teas 7 Biology Newest 2026/2027 Exam Complete 400
Questions And Correct Detailed Answers (Verified
Answers)|Already Graded A+ ||New Version!!!
Where is most of the DNA found in a human cell - ANSWER-
nucleus


Describe a gene - ANSWER-A gene is heredity and codes for a
protein or functional RNA molecule


Describe transcription and translation - ANSWER-The sequence
of bases in a gene is used to make an mRNA copy, which is read
by a ribosome to make a chain of amino acids that folds into a
protein


Where are chromosomes replicated - ANSWER-In a phase of the
cell cycle


What monomers make up proteins? - ANSWER-amino acids


Why are lipids not typical polymers - ANSWER-Because they
aren't made of repeating monomers bonded together by
dehydration reaction

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Example of noncovalent bonds - ANSWER-Weak bonds such as
hydrogen bonds


Hemogoblin carries O2 to cells in the body, while antibodies are
an important part of the immune system. They are both
proteins but why can they do different things? - ANSWER-The
function of each proteins is determined by its three-
dimensional structure. Hemoglobin and antibodies have
different structures


What is not a carbohydrate? - ANSWER-ATP


What is a proton - ANSWER-The part of an atom counted to
determine the atomic number of an element


Where are valence electrons located? - ANSWER-In the
outermost shell of an atom


The atomic number of an element___ - ANSWER-Is the same as
it's number of protons in one atom


Fact about isotopes - ANSWER-All isotopes of an element have
the same number of protons and electrons

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The amount of molecular movement within a substance___ -
ANSWER-Increases as it gains heat and decreases as it loses
heat


What can a phase diagram of water tell you - ANSWER-Pressure
and temperature needed to change water from liquid to gas


What is sublimation? - ANSWER-Transition from solid to gas
without passing through the liquid state


What stimulates the production of antibodies - ANSWER-
vaccine


What type of defense can be gained through the placenta,
breast milk, or by receiving a serum containing antibodies? -
ANSWER-passive immunity


What process occurs during tubular reabsorption? - ANSWER-
Useful material moves from filtrate back into the bloodstream


What liquid emulsifies lipids during digestion? - ANSWER-bile

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