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Name the 5 unifying themes of life - ANSWER-1. Organization 2. Information 3. Energy and Matter 4. Interactions 5. Evolution 1. Organization - ANSWER-def. correlation between structure and function macromolecular ex. DNA organismal ex. hummingbird's beak 2. Information - ANSWER-def. each chromosome has one long DNA molecule with encoded genes macromolecular ex. gene expression 3. Energy and Matter - ANSWER-macromolecular ex. sites of cellular respiration 4. Interactions - ANSWER-def. interactions between components of the system organismal ex. organs, tissues, cells and molecules interact continuously 5. Evolution - ANSWER-def. scientific explanation of the unity and diversity of organisms macromolecular ex. descent with modification Tree of Life (a.k.a.) - ANSWER-phylogenetic tree Give an example of unity in diversity (hint: bacteria) - ANSWER-the cilia of a paramecium are almost identical to the cilia of windpipe cilia Types of Microscopes - ANSWER-Light microscope (LM) Electron microscope (EM) - Scanning Elec. Micro. (SCM) - Transmission Elec. Micro. (TEM)

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Foundations in Biology for Biomedical
Science EXAM 1 Questions with Correct
Answers
Name the 5 unifying themes of life - ANSWER-1. Organization
2. Information
3. Energy and Matter
4. Interactions
5. Evolution

1. Organization - ANSWER-def. correlation between structure and function

macromolecular ex. DNA

organismal ex. hummingbird's beak

2. Information - ANSWER-def. each chromosome has one long DNA molecule with
encoded genes

macromolecular ex. gene expression

3. Energy and Matter - ANSWER-macromolecular ex. sites of cellular respiration

4. Interactions - ANSWER-def. interactions between components of the system
organismal ex. organs, tissues, cells and molecules interact continuously

5. Evolution - ANSWER-def. scientific explanation of the unity and diversity of
organisms

macromolecular ex. descent with modification

Tree of Life (a.k.a.) - ANSWER-phylogenetic tree

Give an example of unity in diversity (hint: bacteria) - ANSWER-the cilia of a
paramecium are almost identical to the cilia of windpipe cilia

Types of Microscopes - ANSWER-Light microscope (LM)

Electron microscope (EM)
- Scanning Elec. Micro. (SCM)
- Transmission Elec. Micro. (TEM)

, Eukaryotic vs. Prokaryotic - ANSWER-EUK. - membrane enclosed organelles (largest
usually = nucleus)

PRO. - simpler, smaller, no nucleus

Multicellular eukaryotes depend on cell division for... - ANSWER-- development from a
fertilized cell
- growth
- repair

The cell cycle consists of the following [phases]: - ANSWER-Mitotic (M) phase
- (mitosis and cytokinesis)
Interphase

What is the general amount of time devoted in each phase? - ANSWER-Mitosis = ~1
hour

Interphase = ~23 hour
- G1 = ~11 hours
- S = ~ 8 hours
- G2 = ~4 hours

Name the general names for each stage of Interphase. - ANSWER-G1 = "first gap"
S = "synthesis"
G2 = "second gap"

What happens during G1? - ANSWER-normal cell function, cell growth, duplication of
organelles and protein synthesis

What happens during S? - ANSWER-DNA replication and histone synthesis

What happens during G2? - ANSWER-Protein synthesis

Where are the 3 checkpoints? - ANSWER-one in G1, one between G2 and M, one in M

All the DNA in a cell constitutes the cell's... - ANSWER-genome

Prokaryotic genome is typically: - ANSWER-a single DNA molecule

Eukaryotic genome consists of: - ANSWER-more than one DNA molecule

Eukaryotic chromosomes consist of: - ANSWER-chromatin

2n diploid =
n haploid = - ANSWER-somatic cells
gametes

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