BIO 6202 Biological Science
Apoptosis is
________________. |
programmed cell death |
Arctic foxes
typically have a white coat in the winter. In summer, when there is no snow
on the ground, the foxes typically have a darker coat. Which of the following
is most likely responsible for the seasonal change in coat color? |
The decrease in the amount of daylight in winter causes a change in
gene expression, which results in the foxes growing a lighter appearing coat |
Bioinformatics is: |
All of these |
Biomarkers are
useful for: |
mark genes related to plant diseases |
Birds are believed
to be descendants of: |
dinosaurs |
Blood carries
carbon dioxide rich blood towards which organ? |
Lungs |
Blood component
containing the inorganic materials to be distributed to cells in the body: |
blood plasma |
Choose which one of
the following traits are needed for a health science professional. |
All of the answer is |
Command line
versions of the BLAST programs are available for all operating system. |
False |
Corn develops from
a seedling with a single cotyledon, displays parallel veins on its leaves,
and produces monosulcate pollen. A monocot is a plant characterized by: |
all of the answers |
Databanks with a
gatekeeper are slow in incorporating new data and accurate, while databanks
without a gatekeeper are fast and inaccurate. |
True |
DNA double helix
does not have which of the following? |
Uracil |
DNA molecule that
is distinct from the chromosome; this molecule can be used to move foreign
DNA in or out of a cell: |
Plasmid |
DNA replication
involves unwinding two strands of parent DNA, copying each strand to
synthesize complementary strands, and releasing the parent and daughter DNA.
Which of the following accurately describes this process? |
This is a metabolic process but is neither anabolic nor catabolic |
During the systolic
phase of the cardiac cycle, the heart is ________. |
contracting |
Environmental
scientists have the following skill sets: |
All of the answers |
Evolution is
important for: |
all organisms |
Fishes living in
coral reefs develop this adaptation to their environment: |
colorful scales |
Gene therapy can be
used to introduce foreign DNA into cells ________. |
All of these |
Genetic
recombination occurs by which process? |
Crossing over |
Genomics can be
used in agriculture to: |
All of these |
Genomics can be
used on a personal level to: |
All of these |
Glucose molecule is
a: |
disaccharide |
Growing stems are
made up of ________. |
meristematic tissue |
If DNA is likened
to a ladder, what are the compounds that make up the sides of the ladder? |
Phosphates and sugars |
If DNA is likened
to a ladder, what are the compounds that make up the steps of the ladder? |
bases only |
In carrier pigeons
there is a rare inherited condition that causes the death of the chicks
before hatching. In order for this disease to be passed from generation to
generation there must be parent birds that: |
are heterozygous for the disease |
In either plant or
anImals reproducing sexually, the embryo developing from a fertilized egg is
also known as: |
zygote |
In eukaryotes,
where is the DNA wrapped around? |
Histones |
In most stable
freshwater environments, populations of Daphnia are almost entirely female
and reproduce asexually. However, males are observed in low oxygen
environments or when food is scarce. Based on these observations, a
researcher suggests that male Daphnia develop in response to unfavorable
environmental conditions. This is an example of a: |
theory |
In the life
sciences there are typically two types of publication: |
None of these |
In which direction
does DNA replication take place? |
5'-3' |
Individuals that
are well adapted to their environment will survive and produce |
more offspring |
It is believed that
all life on Earth began from a: |
Bacteria |
Molecular cloning
can be used in agriculture to: |
all of the answers |
Most dinosaurs
existed during: |
Cretaceous period |
Mutations within a
DNA sequence are: |
natural processes that produce genetic diversity |
One of the
statements about a scientific theory below is in. Which statement is this? |
Science is an arcane, ivory-towered institution that do not need any
system of checks and balances |
Order the
scientific method steps (numbered items) with the process of solving the
everyday problem (lettered items). 1. Observation-A 2. Question-B 3.
Hypothesis-C 4. Prediction-D 5. Experiment-E 6. Result-F |
A, B, C, D, E, F |
Oxygen and carbon
dioxide are mainly exchanged in which organ? |
lungs |
Pairs of
chromosomes that are similar in size and genetic composition are: |
Chromatids |
Part of an
experiment wherein variables are not changed. |
control |
Plant parts which
is responsible for getting nutrients from the soil: |
roots |
Plant regions
covering the outer layer of the stems are made up of ________. |
dermal tissue |
Plants are the main
source of this gas in the planet: |
oxygen |
Plants convert
carbon dioxide to ________. |
all of the choices are |
Pollen grains
develop in which structure? |
the carpel |
Post-translational
modifications of proteins can affect which of the following? |
All of these |
Red blood cells: |
carry oxygen to different organs of the body |
Similarities in
sequence and function of two proteins indicate that they are members of a
family that share a common ancestor. If they are from different species, they
are called: |
Homologs |
Small changes
happening to the individuals of a species that live in a particular area are
called a |
variation |
Strokes are often
caused by ________. |
Blood clots or burst blood vessels |
Targeted therapies
are used in patients with a set gene expression pattern. A targeted therapy
that prevents the activation of the estrogen receptor in breast cancer would
be beneficial to which type of patient? |
Patients with lots of the estrogen receptor expressed in their tumor |
That makes primates
ideal for living in land? |
All of the answers |
The building blocks
of lipids are ________. |
fatty acids |
The building blocks
of nucleic acids are ________. |
Nucleotides |
The digestive
juices from the liver are delivered to the ________. |
duodenum |
The DNA and
chomosomes are located in which prt of the cell? |
nucleus |
The ends of the
linear chromosomes are maintained by |
Telomerase |
The first forms of
life on Earth were thought to be_________. |
single-celled plants |
The first level of
DNA organization in a eukaryotic cell is maintained by which molecule? |
chromatin |
The first organisms
that oxygenated the atmosphere were |
cyanobacteria |
The human eye
contains rods and ___________, which convert light into information the brain
can process. |
Cones |
The losses of ozone
over Arctic are significantly lower than that over Antarctica because |
Concentration of chlorine in the atmosphere over Arctic is less than
over Antarctic |
The main source of
energy in mitochondrial respiration: |
ATP |
The majority of
carbon dioxide in the blood is transported by ________. |
dissolution in the blood |
The plasma membrane
of animal cells are composed mainly of ________. |
phospholipids |
The scientific
method generally follows a deductive type of reasoning. A hypothesis is
generated from observations. The series of steps needed to prove a hypothesis
are called: |
experiments |
The scientific
method generally follows a line of observations, experiments and conclusions.
Which of the following closely represents the steps in scientific method? |
observation - question - hypothesis - prediction - experiment - results |
These are the
careers that can be pursued in nutrition: |
all of the answers |
These are the
things to do to increase job security, except: |
All of the answer is |
This protein helps
oxygen bind to blood and be transported to various parts of the body: |
hemoglobin |
This type of white
blood cells clean up infections in the blood: |
macrophages |
True or False: Inflammation
always indicates the presence of an infection. |
True |
Urea accumulates in
what organ before excretion from the body? |
Kidneys |
Vaccines_______. |
Stimulate an immune response |
Viruses_______. |
vary in shape |
Water moves via
osmosis _________. |
from an area with a high concentration of water to one of lower concentration |
What advantages
does a command line interface have over a graphics user interface? |
One can write a program to run on the command line that does your work
for you |
What are the
anticipated future trends in data science? |
All of these |
What do circadian
rhythms govern? |
Sleep-wake cycles |
What is a
biomarker? |
a protein that is uniquely produced in a diseased state |
What is a cline? |
gradual geographic variation across an ecological gradient |
What is assortative
mating? |
When individuals mate with those who are similar to themselves |
What is meant by
'organ culture' ? |
Cultivation of organs in a laboratory through the synthesis of tissues |
What is the
difference between micro and macroevolution? |
Microevolution describes the evolution of organisms in populations,
while macroevolution describes the evolution of species over long periods of
time |
What is the leading
cause of cancer death worldwide? |
Lung cancer |
What is the main
purpose of producing ATP molecules? |
providing energy to coupled reactions |
What is the primary
function of carbohydrates attached to the exterior of cell membranes? |
strengthening the membrane |
What is used to
determine phylogeny? |
DNA |
What was lacking in
Darwin's theory of natural selection? |
Тhе аbѕеnсе of bіoсhеmісаl tесhnіquеѕ to dеtеrmіnе thе gеnеtіс
ѕіmіlаrіtіеѕ bеtwееn ѕресіеѕ |
When closely
related individuals mate with each other, or inbreed, the offspring are often
not as fit as the offspring of two unrelated individuals. Why? |
Inbreeding causes normally silent alleles to be expressed |
When searching a
database with a query sequence, the P-value is proportional to the size of
the databank and can be larger than 1. |
False |
Where in a
phylogenetic tree would you expect to find the organism that had evolved most
recently? |
at the nodes |
Which branch of
science is related to biology? |
All of the answers |
Which cells fight
foreign organisms in the body? |
White blood cells |
Which components of
speciation would be least likely to be a part of punctuated equilibrium? |
Ongoing gene flow among all individuals |
Which description
is an example of a phenotype? |
Both a certain duck has a blue beak and most cheetahs live solitary
lives |
Which information
was most important to the development of genetic engineering techniques? |
The structure of a DNA molecule |
Which is a
potential career path for a nutritionist? |
All of the answer is |
Which is not a
function of body fat? |
To convert energy from food into heat |
Which is not a way
of life of the ancient man? |
City-dwelling |
Which of the
following are involved in posttranscriptional control? |
all of the answers |
Which of the
following are the benefits of genomics research? |
All the answers |
Which of the
following does the enzyme primase synthesize? |
Okazaki fragments |
Which of the
following hormones control levels of sugar in our blood? |
insulin |
Which of the
following industries DOES NOT need scientists and business professionals for
industrial and research expansion? |
None of the answer is |
Which of the
following is a water-soluble vitamin? |
vitamin C |
Which of the
following is most likely to be found in a Tropical rainforest? |
a canopy of perineal trees |
Which of the
following is not a feature common to most animals? |
asexual reproduction |
Which of the
following is thought to be the most closely related to the common animal
ancestor? |
bacterial cells |
Which of the
following is true? |
All of the answers |
Which of the
following is useful for current trends in agricultural practices: |
all of the answers |
Which of the
following is/are true of epigenetic changes? |
All of the choices |
Which of the
following molecules is likely to have the most potential energy? |
glucose |
Which of the
following organism is a cnidarian diploblast? jellyfish |
|
Which of the
following organs is the primary organ for taste |
Tongue |
Which of the
following pairs are homologs? |
arms and wings |
Which of the
following part of a flower are disseminated by birds? |
seed |
Which of the
following scientific fields are important in agriculture? |
All of the answers are |
Which of the
following statements is false? |
Communities exist within populations which exist within ecosystems |
Which of the
following statements is true? |
Acids and bases will neutralize each other |
Which of the
following technologies produce big data ? |
Structural Biology and Genome sequencing |
Which of the
following will NOT facilitate the transfer of oxygen to tissues? |
decreased body temperature |
Which of these
organisms would most likely be found at the bottom of a biomass pyramid? |
green algae |
Which one is a
primary factor of evolution? |
all of the answers |
Which organism is
not a eukaryote? |
Ecoli bacteria |
Which plant
structure upholds all the parts so that water and sunlight can reach the
leaves? |
stem |
Which scientific
concept did Charles Darwin and Alfred Wallace independently discover? |
natural selection |
Which situation
would most likely lead to allopatric speciation? |
Flood causes the formation of a new lake |
Which statement is
false? |
Humans are not needed in science-related careers |
Which statement is
true? |
growth of careers in science outside of academia is enticing in its own
right |
Which term is used
to describe the continued divergence of species based on the low fitness of
hybrid offspring? |
Reinforcement |
Which term mark a
static period in an ecosystem? |
punctuated equilibrium |
Which tropical
fruit crop has been successfully engineered to be protected against a lethal
virus? |
Papaya |
Which type of bond
represents a weak chemical bond? |
nonpolar covalent bond |
Which type of
selection results in greater genetic variance in a population? |
Diversifying selection |
Why is data science
and artificial intelligence important in the future? |
all of the answers |
Why is reproductive
diversity important for evolution of species? |
It ensures passing on of genetic material |
Whісh of thе
followіng іѕ an abiotic component of the biosphere? |
ocean |
Whісh of thе
followіng іѕ the energy source of all life on earth? |
the sun |
Without selection
for function there would be no similarity in the pairwise comparison of homologous
protein from an Archaeon and a Eukaryote. |
False |
A neuron is a nerve
cell; the fundamental unit of the nervous system |
True |
A rare change in
the DNA of a gene |
Mutation |
A small population
of chimpanzees lives in a habitat that undergoes no changes for a long
period. How will genetic drift probably affect this population? |
It will accelerate the appearance of new traits |
A transgenic
organism: |
has foreign DNA |
Abundant and
powdery pollen produced by small, indistinct flowers is probably transported
by: |
wind |
All is true about
GMOs except: |
GMOs are harmful to human health and the environment |
All of the
following comprise our white blood cells except: |
cardiomyocytes |
All of the
following sentences are , except one. Which statement is false? |
Genetic engineering of crops will wreck our ecosystem because improper
statistical analysis and field trials are currently conducted |
An inbred is
usually unfit for survival. Why? |
Inbreeding can bring together rare, deleterious mutations that lead to
harmful phenotypes |
An organism
produced by cross mating of two highly related species is called a: |
hybrid |
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