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LSU Bio 1201 Final Exam Pomarico Questions and Answers with complete solution Which of the following would most likely have a polar bond? CH, CO, OO, CN, NH - ANSWER -CO and NH Products of cellular respiration - ANSWER -CO2, water, energy What is the most important product of anaerobic respiration? - ANSWER -Regeneration of NAD+ What happens to Co2 in the Calvin Benson cycle? - ANSWER -Fixation/reduction; incorporation into sugar molecules Where does the most energy production occur in cellular respiration? - ANSWER - Oxidative phosphorylation What are the properties of a proton compared to neutrons and electrons? - ANSWER - Heavy, positive Which molecules can cross the membrane the easiest? - ANSWER -Nonpolar, small Which isomer has a carbon-carbon double bond? - ANSWER -Geometric/cis trans Why is carbon the most versatile organic element? - ANSWER -Ability to make 4 bonds Which type of group would a hydroxyl group most likely bond to? - ANSWER -Polar Which organelle synthesizes proteins? - ANSWER -Rough ER Which organelle prevents future damage from happening? - ANSWER -Lysosome What to cellulose, glycogen, and starch have in common? - ANSWER -All derived from glucose Which property of water is the reason for many of water's other properties? - ANSWER -Hydrogen bonding In DNA structure, what makes up the lateral movement of the structure but not the "stair steps"? - ANSWER -Phosphate group + sugar What type of bond holds the double helix structure of DNA together? - ANSWER - Hydrogen bonds What type of bond as an equal sharing of electrons? - ANSWER -Nonpolar covalent What is an example of an organelle that is found in eukaryotes but not prokaryotes? - ANSWER -Nucleus If cytosine makes up 20% of DNA, what % would be thymine? - ANSWER -30%. 30% A, 30% T= 60% 20% G, 20% C= 40% What structures make up the nucleus? - ANSWER -Nuclear envelope, nuclear pores, matrix, nucleolus. (NOT CHROMATIN) How are DNA, chromosomes, and genes related? - ANSWER -Genes are made of DNA, and are located on chromosomes. What products of light reactions are used in the Calvin Cycle? - ANSWER -ATP, NADPH Where are the electrons transferred to from photosystem II? - ANSWER -Electron transport chain- thylakoid membrane What are the characteristics of a solution with a pH of 7? - ANSWER -Neutral, same concentration of OH- and H+ (1 x 10^-7) How does an enzyme speed up a reaction? - ANSWER -Lowers activation energy What are the molecules called that capture light in photosynthesis? - ANSWER - Photosynthetic pigments Which enzyme is involved in DNA replication? - ANSWER -DNA polymerase Which process expels some material out of a cell? - ANSWER -Exocytosis What processes require a transport protein? - ANSWER -Active transport, or facilitated diffusion in passive transport If a cell has 22 autosomes and an XX sex chromosome, what type of cell is it? - ANSWER -Unfertilized egg In order for a gamete to become fertilized, it must go through the processes: - ANSWER -Diploid - meiosis- haploid-fertilization What type of sex chromosome combination is lethal? - ANSWER -Anything without an X; ex. YO Most successful blood types to cross in an attempt to get type O blood - ANSWER -A x B Which phase in the cell cycle synthesizes DNA - ANSWER -S phase When does synapsis occur? - ANSWER -Prophase I (meiosis I) Name pH in their varying ranges of acidity and basic - ANSWER -pH 1= very acidic, pH 4= slightly acidic, pH7= neutral, pH 10= slightly basic, pH 14= very basic Stages of mitosis - ANSWER -prophase, metaphase, anaphase, telophase Alternate form of a gene - ANSWER -Allele tRNA has - ANSWER -amino acid on one end and anticodon on other end Genes located on the same chromosome - ANSWER -Linked genes Crossing two heterozygous individuals results in the ratio of - ANSWER -9:3:3:1 Morgan's term for the dominant phenotype is ____, denoted by ____. - ANSWER - Wild-type, w+ Morgan's term for the recessive phenotype is ____, denoted by ____. - ANSWER - mutant; w Morgan's test:Cross between a white-eyed male (w) and red-eyed (w+) female showed all F1 offspring had red eyes. F1 offspring are crossed, showed F2 offspring had 3:1 ratio of w+ to w, but white eyes only reappeared in ___. This lead to the discovery of ___________. - ANSWER -males, sex-linked genes Morgan found that shift toward parental phenotype was due to - ANSWER -linkage of genes New combination of genes in the offspring that are different from the parental combinations - ANSWER -Recombination Genetic recombination is the result of - ANSWER -independent assortment and crossing over Offspring phenotypically identical to parents - ANSWER -parental type Offspring phenotypically different to parents - ANSWER -recombinants The 50% recombination between unlinked genes are due to ________ - ANSWER - independent assortment Recombination frequency can be used to determine _______ - ANSWER -map units

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LSU Bio 1201 Final Exam Pomarico Questions and
Answers with complete solution
Which of the following would most likely have a polar bond?
CH, CO, OO, CN, NH - ANSWER -CO and NH

Products of cellular respiration - ANSWER -CO2, water, energy

What is the most important product of anaerobic respiration? - ANSWER -Regeneration
of NAD+

What happens to Co2 in the Calvin Benson cycle? - ANSWER -Fixation/reduction;
incorporation into sugar molecules

Where does the most energy production occur in cellular respiration? - ANSWER -
Oxidative phosphorylation

What are the properties of a proton compared to neutrons and electrons? - ANSWER -
Heavy, positive

Which molecules can cross the membrane the easiest? - ANSWER -Nonpolar, small

Which isomer has a carbon-carbon double bond? - ANSWER -Geometric/cis trans

Why is carbon the most versatile organic element? - ANSWER -Ability to make 4 bonds

Which type of group would a hydroxyl group most likely bond to? - ANSWER -Polar

Which organelle synthesizes proteins? - ANSWER -Rough ER

Which organelle prevents future damage from happening? - ANSWER -Lysosome

What to cellulose, glycogen, and starch have in common? - ANSWER -All derived from
glucose

Which property of water is the reason for many of water's other properties? - ANSWER
-Hydrogen bonding

In DNA structure, what makes up the lateral movement of the structure but not the
"stair steps"? - ANSWER -Phosphate group + sugar

What type of bond holds the double helix structure of DNA together? - ANSWER -
Hydrogen bonds

What type of bond as an equal sharing of electrons? - ANSWER -Nonpolar covalent

, What is an example of an organelle that is found in eukaryotes but not prokaryotes? -
ANSWER -Nucleus

If cytosine makes up 20% of DNA, what % would be thymine? - ANSWER -30%.
30% A, 30% T= 60%
20% G, 20% C= 40%

What structures make up the nucleus? - ANSWER -Nuclear envelope, nuclear pores,
matrix, nucleolus. (NOT CHROMATIN)

How are DNA, chromosomes, and genes related? - ANSWER -Genes are made of
DNA, and are located on chromosomes.

What products of light reactions are used in the Calvin Cycle? - ANSWER -ATP,
NADPH

Where are the electrons transferred to from photosystem II? - ANSWER -Electron
transport chain- thylakoid membrane

What are the characteristics of a solution with a pH of 7? - ANSWER -Neutral, same
concentration of OH- and H+ (1 x 10^-7)

How does an enzyme speed up a reaction? - ANSWER -Lowers activation energy

What are the molecules called that capture light in photosynthesis? - ANSWER -
Photosynthetic pigments

Which enzyme is involved in DNA replication? - ANSWER -DNA polymerase

Which process expels some material out of a cell? - ANSWER -Exocytosis

What processes require a transport protein? - ANSWER -Active transport, or facilitated
diffusion in passive transport

If a cell has 22 autosomes and an XX sex chromosome, what type of cell is it? -
ANSWER -Unfertilized egg

In order for a gamete to become fertilized, it must go through the processes: -
ANSWER -Diploid -> meiosis-> haploid->fertilization

What type of sex chromosome combination is lethal? - ANSWER -Anything without an
X; ex. YO

Most successful blood types to cross in an attempt to get type O blood - ANSWER -A x
B

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