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Sex-influenced Trait - ANS Carried on a autosome but occurs in one sex more then the other due to hormones Homozygous - ANS Have two identical alleles for a given gene Recombinant Gene - ANS The joined DNA of two different species Downs Syndrome - ANS Trisomy 21; Disjunction resulting in an extra chromosome 21 Gene Pool - ANS All the genes in a population at any one time. Genetics - ANS Scientific study of heredity Phenotype - ANS...

Biology - ANS the study of life definition of Life/ why so hard to define? - ANS An organic entity to grow, reproduce, move, metabolize, consume organic material & respond to stimuli. It's so diverse. Major classifications of living things - ANS Animals, Plants, Fungi, Protists, Prokaryotes, Viruses Agent X -Virus - ANS smaller than a virus, triggers over production virus PCV2, causing wasting of tissues in piglets. Cretzfeld-Jakob Disease - ANS ...

abiotic - ANS non-living autotroph - ANS An organism that makes its own food. asexual reproduction - ANS a reproductive process that involves only one parent and produces offspring that are identical to the parent biotic - ANS living biosphere - ANS Consists of all life on Earth and all parts of the Earth in which life exists, including land, water, and the atmosphere. cell specialization - ANS Cells throughout an organism can develo...

progeny - ANS offspring dominant trait - ANS a characteristic that is expressed when one or both alleles in an individual are the dominant form recessive trait - ANS a characteristic that is expressed only when both alleles in an individual are the recessive form allele - ANS one of the alternative forms of a gene homozygous - ANS having identical alleles from the same gene heterozygous - ANS having different alleles for the same gen...

One homologous pair of chromosomes in a human spermatogonium undergoes nondisjunction during the first division of meiosis. After meiosis is completed, what number of chromosomes will the four newly produced cells contained? - ANS Two cells will have 22 chromosomes, and three cells will have 24 chromosomes Which expression of chromosome content represents somatic cells in people with trisomy disorders such as Down syndrome? - ANS 2n+1 If a diploid plant and tetraploid plant...

Describe each of the 7 characteristics of living things. - ANS Metabolism, Responds to stimuli, Growth & Development, Reproduction, Evolve & Adapt, Composed of Cells, Homeostasis. (M.R. G.R.E.C.H.) What is the difference between a producer and a consumer? - ANS a producer produces its own food through photosynthesis or other chemical pathways while a consumer must obtain its energy by eating other organisms. How does metabolism relate to catabolism and anabolism? - ANS ...

List the characteristics of all living things. - ANS 1) All living things are made up of one or more cells. 2) All living things respond to their environment. 3) All living things are able to reproduce. 4) All living things need energy from metabolism. What is a group of genetically similar organisms that can produce fertile offspring? - ANS a species All living organisms are composed of these. - ANS cells define homeostasis - ANS regulation and mainta...

What does the nervous system do in regards to homeostasis? - ANS The nervous system regulates body structures and processes to maintain homeostasis despite fluctuations in the internal and external environment. What are the two divisions of the nervous system? - ANS Central nervous system (CNS) Peripheral nervous system (PNS) What does the two parts of the nervous system collectively control? - ANS Together, the central nervous system and the peripheral nervous sy...

Empty Love - ANS Which of the following would be a way to describe an arranged marriage using the Sternberg Love Triangle? -Companionate Love -Consummate Love -Romantic Love -Fatuous Love -Empty Love Romantic - ANS Pick the correct love style to match the following scenario: Derek regularly sends his girlfriend flowers and cards to her work to express how much he cares. -Romantic -Game playing -Possessive -Companionate -Altruistic true - ANS Primary eroge...

The Nervous System - ANS A system of the body that coordinated and regulates the activities of the body. There is communication within your internal environment and between you and the external environment. Incoming stimuli are sensed and outgoing responses are sent by neural messages from the brain and spinal cord. This system along with the Endocrine system keep the body systems regulated to ensure homeostasis. Negative Feedback - ANS To reverse a current trend. Posit...

Vaginal lubrication serves two purposes: to help make the vagina more alkaline and to increase sexual pleasure. A) True B) False - ANS A) True Kinsey's studies on American sexuality were pioneering but limited, because his sample included ____. a. a disproportionate number of better educated persons. b. nonvolunteers. c. large numbers of people from rural areas. d. mostly older adults. - ANS a. a disproportionate number of better educated persons. Which of the f...

nervous system - ANS brain, spinal cord, and nerves. Helps maintain homeostasis glial cells - ANS cells of the nervous system that support, nourish neurons. Remove wastes, defend against infection neurons - ANS cell that is the functional unit of the nervous system sensory neuron - ANS neuron that relay information about environment to the CNS interneurons - ANS neuron that link neurons within body. Found mainly in the brain and spinal cord ...

How many unique 10 base pair sequences can you encode with DNA - ANS 4^10 In the Hershey and Chase experiments, radioactive sulfur was used to label bacteriophage protein and radioactive phosphorus was used to label bacteriophage DNA. If protein was the heritable material, which of the following results would you expect? - ANS Most of the labeled S inside the cell You know that a strand of DNA contains 30% Adenine. What percentage of the DNA is Cytosine? - ANS 20% ...

founder effect - ANS genetic drift that results when a small number of individuals separate from their original population and find a new population gene flow - ANS migration;the movement of alleles from one population to another through the movement of individuals or gametes sexual dimorphism - ANS striking differences in the physical appearance of males and females not usually applied to behavioural differences between sexes 3 types of population dispersion - A...

Characteristics of Life - ANS made of one or more cells displays organization grows and develops reproduces responds to stimuli requires energy maintains homeostasis adaptations evolve over time Made of one or more cells - ANS All organisms are made of one or more cells. The cell is the basic unit of life. Displays organization - ANS Each organized structure in an organism has a specific function Grows and develops - ANS growth is increase in mass ...

Abiogenesis - ANS Theory that life can from from non-living things. Redi - ANS Conducted an the rotting meet + flies experiment using mesh to prove biogenesis. No one believed him. Needham - ANS Proved abiogenesis by boiling mutton broth with a cork. Spallanzani - ANS Reviewed/ disproved Needham's experiments. Louis Pasteur - ANS Created to Swan's Neck Tube to prove the theory of biogenesis. Developed first vaccinations for rabies, anthra...

When Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc was founded? - ANS Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc. was founded on November 12, 1922 on the campus of Butler University in Indianapolis, IN. Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc. Founders? - ANS Mary Lou Allison Little, Dorothy Hanley Whiteside, Vivian White Marbury, Nannnie Mae Gahn Johnson, Hattie Mae Dulin Redford, Bessie M. Downey Martin and Cubena McClure The Charter Members of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc.? - ANS Mary Lou Allison Lit...

Mary Lou Allison Gardner Little ( 1st elected Grand Basileus) - ANS Birthplace: Indianapolis, Indiana . Little was raised by a family friend because both of her parents were killed when she was three. She graduated from Shortridge H.S. in 1915 and received a diploma from the Indianapolis Normal School in 1918 when she began teaching. In 1928, Little moved to L.A. with her husband and finished her undergraduate teaching in U.C.L.A. She taught in the L.A. school system until her retireme...

First collegiate fraternal organization - ANS Phi Beta Kappa - 1776 First Black Greek-lettered organization - ANS Sigma Pi Phi - "The Boule" NPHC acronym - ANS National Pan-Hellenic Council Iota Phi Theta NPHC membership year - ANS 1996 Cultural context of NPHC organizations - ANS Historically African American Reason people join Greek-lettered organizations - ANS Kinship Founders of Alpha Phi Alpha, Kappa Alpha Psi, and Sigm...

The sorority was founded at... - ANS Butler University in Indianapolis Indiana The sorority became an incorporated national collegiate sorority on... - ANS December 30, 1929 The sorority pledge was written by... - ANS Mary Lou Allison Gardner Little The sorority colors are... - ANS Royal Blue and Gold What is the name of the sorority's official publication? - ANS The Aurora Who designed the official badge? - ANS Cubena McClure ...