AP Biology Review (Part Two) 

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Pathogens

________: disease- causing biological agents that can generally be divided into bacteria, viruses, fungi, and parasites.

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Natural secon

________ can only occur if some individuals have more evolutionary fitness and can be selected.

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Hardy

________ weinberg law: states that even with all the shuffling of genes that goes on, the relative frequencies of genotypes in a population still prevail over time.

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Habituation

________: occurs when an organisms learns not to respond to a stimulus.

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Population

________: a group of individuals that belong to the same species and that are interbreeding.

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Biogeography

________ (study of the d__istribution of plants and animals in the environment__): scientists found related species in widely separated regions of the word.

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Bacteriophages

________ are viruses that infect bacteria.

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Nonsense mutations

________: these cause the original codon to become a stop codon, which results in the early termination of protein synthesis.

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Virus

________ consists of two main components: a protein capsid and genetic material made of DNA or RNA.

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Codominance

________: equal expression of both alleles (an individual with AB blood type with each allele equally expressed (IaIb)) The expression of one allele down not prevent the expression of the other.

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polypeptide protein

The ________ is released into the cell.

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Haploid

________ refers to any cell that has 1 set of chromosomes (23 in humans)

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Epistasis

________: one gene can override the effects of another gene.

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Retrovirus

________ like HIV virus are RNA viruses that use an enzyme called reverse transcriptase to convert their RNA genomes into DNA so they can be inserted into a host genome.

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Biosphere

________: the entire part of the earth where living things exist.

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Fertilization

________: triggers the zygote to go through series of divisions which makes it increasingly specialized /differentiated.

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Giraffes

________ had long necks because they were constantly reaching for higher leaves while feeding.

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Embryology

________ (study of the development of an organism): looking at early stages on vertebrates (fish, amphibians, birds, humans) show dislike features called gill slits.

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CDK

________ and cyclin proteins work together t__o promote cell cycle progression__.

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presynaptic axon

The ________ releases neurotransmitters to the postsynaptic dendrite to perpetuate the transmission.

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Geographic barriers

________, new stresses, diseases, and limiting resources are factors in evolution.

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AUG

The start codon for the initiation of protein synthesis is _____ which codes for methionine

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transcription

the organic process whereby the DNA sequence in a gene is copied into mRNA; the process whereby a base sequence of messenger RNA is synthesized on a template of complementary DNA

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Translation

the anticodon of a tRNA molecule carrying the appropriate amino acid base pairs with the codon on the mRNA

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Transcription factors

can encourage/inhibit this from happening by making it easier/more difficult for the RNA polymerase to bind/move to the start site

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Structural genes

genes that code for enzymes needed in a chemical reaction. These genes will be transcribed at the same time to produce particular enzymes

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Promoter gene

the region where the RNA polymerase binds to begin transcription

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Lac Operon

controlling the expression of enzymes that break down lactose; inducible

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Nonsense mutations

these cause the original codon to become a stop codon, which results in the early termination of protein synthesis

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Missense mutations

cause the original codon to be altered and produce a different amino acid

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Silent mutations

happen when a codon that codes for the same amino acid is created; no change in the corresponding protein sequence

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Gel Electrophoresis

DNA fragments can be separated according to their molecular weight using gel electrophoresis

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