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  • 1

    There are ______ pairs of human chromosomes comprise a chemical substance

    23

  • 2

    one phosphorus with four (4) oxygen

    Phosphate group

  • 3

    a five-carbon sugar

    Deoxyribose

  • 4

    The Building blocks of Nucleic Acids

    DNA and RNA

  • 5

    A nucleic acid that contains the genetic instructions used in the development and functioning of all known living organisms

    DNA ( Double Strand)

  • 6

    One of the three major macromolecules (along with the DNA and proteins) that are essential for all known forms of life

    RNA ( Single Strand )

  • 7

    He found out that the DNA of all organisms had the same bases but the proportions differs from organism to another organism.

    Erwin Chargaff

  • 8

    Chargaff’s Rule of DNA

    A= T G = C

  • 9

    is the sequence of nucleotides in deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) and ribonucleic acid (RNA) that determines the amino acid sequence of proteins.

    Genetic Code

  • 10

    A sequence of three consecutive nucleotides in a DNA or RNA molecule that codes for a specific amino acid.

    Codon

  • 11

    When the DNA is copied during cell cycle, the process is called

    Replication

  • 12

    takes place in the cytoplasm of prokaryotes and in the nucleus of eukaryotes.

    DNA Replication

  • 13

    How many kinds of proteins does the Human Body have?

    10,000

  • 14

    are the building blocks of protein, which are made up of long chains of chemical units.

    Amino Acids

  • 15

    is a type of molecule of RNA that travels from the nucleus of the ribosomes in the cytoplasm, where the information in the copy is used for a protein product

    Messenger RNA mRNA

  • 16

    is the RNA component of the ribosome and a cell's protein factories in all living cells. It provides a mechanism for decoding mRNA into amino acids and interacting with RNA.

    Ribosomal RNA rRNA

  • 17

    is an adaptor molecule composed of RNA, typically 73 - 93 nucleotides in length that brings amino acids from the cytoplasm to a ribosome to help make the growing protein.

    Transfer RNA tRNA

  • 18

    The process by which DNA is copied to RNA is

    Transcription

  • 19

    and that by which RNA is used to produce proteins is called

    Translation

  • 20

    is the permanent change in a genetic material.

    Mutations

  • 21

    These are factors that can cause mutation such as exposure to ionizing radiations, carcinogens,or infections like bacteria and viruses.

    mutagens

  • 22

    Mutation in the body or non- reproductive cells is called

    Somatic mutation

  • 23

    is an alteration of the nucleotide sequence of the DNA that makes up a gene.

    germinal mutation

  • 24

    It refers to changes in the number of sets of chromosomes

    ploidy

  • 25

    changes in the number of individual chromosomes

    somy

  • 26

    is a genetic material added from another chromosome.

    Insertion

  • 27

    happens when part of a chromosome breaks off and is combined to another chromosome.

    translocation

  • 28

    happens when there is a loss of part of a chromosome

    Deletion

  • 29

    happens if there are extra copies of a part of a chromosome

    Duplication

  • 30

    happens when the direction of a part of a chromosome is reversed.

    Inversion

  • 31

    happen when a child receives two defective genes from each parent.

    Recessive Disorder

  • 32

    are more common in men because they have only one X chromosome, so all defective genes on the chromosome will be expressed.

    Sex-Linked Disorders

  • 33

    may have few or too many chromosomes. For instance, Cri du chat (deletion of chr.5), William syndrome (deletion of chr.7), Down Syndrome (Trisomy 21), Edward Syndrome (Trisomy 18), Patau Syndrome (Trisomy 13), Klinefelter's Syndrome (XXY), and Turner Syndrome (monosom

    The Human Genetic Syndrome

  • 34

    This theory is to attain organisms' diversity of form, function, behavior, and reproduction from pre-existing lines of ancestors.

    Evolution

  • 35

    Father of Taxonomy

    Carolus Linnaeus

  • 36

    A French naturalist proposed that organisms shared ancestors. He also opposed the idea of the time that the age of Earth is only 6000. He suggested that the earth was much older.

    George’s Louis Lerclerc De Buffon

  • 37

    The idea that "all living things were descended from a common ancestor"

    Erasmus Darwin

  • 38

    he proposed the idea that "all organisms evolved toward perfection and complexity" in which he further explained that species evolved into different features.

    Jean-Bapiste Lamarck

  • 39

    Survival of the Fittest was coined by?

    Herbert Spencer

  • 40

    Theory of Evolution by Natural Selection"

    Charles Robert Darwin

  • 41

    suitable environment for survival and reproduction

    Descent For Modification

  • 42

    heritable differences from difference in genetic traits of the parent

    Variation

  • 43

    have enough food resources and shelter to reproduce and survive

    Overproduction

  • 44

    potential to adapt themselves to fast changing type of environmenpotential to adapt themselves to fast changing type of environment

    Adaptation

  • 45

    This refers to the scientific study of embryos and their development.

    Embryology

  • 46

    It refers to the physical structures of organism that have the same evolutionary origin and positions.

    Homologous Structure

  • 47

    It refers to the structure of animals which is gradually disappearing.

    Vestigial Structure

  • 48

    is the study of fossils in an effort to try and understand the evolution and interactions between organisms and their environment

    Paleontology

  • 49

    is the scientific study of human artifacts through analysis and human artifacts through analysis and recovery of these material cultures.

    Archaeology

  • 50

    the tranfer of alleles from the former population to another population

    Gene Flow

  • 51

    -Mating is an important effect on evolution population

    Sexual Selection

  • 52

    happens when there is competition among males. The one who males. the one who will WIN will mate with the female

    Intrasexual Selection

  • 53

    This happens when members of different population of species can no longer mate successfully or do not interbreed.

    Reproductive Isolation

  • 54

    This occurs when population have different courtship rituals or behaviors involved in reproduction.

    Behavioral Isolation

  • 55

    This occurs when there are changes or disruption of the ecosystem or by means of physical barriers such as mountain rise, continent drifts or when population of species migrate

    Geographical Isolation

  • 56

    occurs when there is an imbalance of gene flow between two populations

    Allopatric

  • 57

    happens if there is an overlapping range of the two diverging species within a region or locality.

    Sympatric

  • 58

    happens when there is a limited gene flow of the two species that may diverge from a single species following hybridization

    Parapatric

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    問題一覧

  • 1

    There are ______ pairs of human chromosomes comprise a chemical substance

    23

  • 2

    one phosphorus with four (4) oxygen

    Phosphate group

  • 3

    a five-carbon sugar

    Deoxyribose

  • 4

    The Building blocks of Nucleic Acids

    DNA and RNA

  • 5

    A nucleic acid that contains the genetic instructions used in the development and functioning of all known living organisms

    DNA ( Double Strand)

  • 6

    One of the three major macromolecules (along with the DNA and proteins) that are essential for all known forms of life

    RNA ( Single Strand )

  • 7

    He found out that the DNA of all organisms had the same bases but the proportions differs from organism to another organism.

    Erwin Chargaff

  • 8

    Chargaff’s Rule of DNA

    A= T G = C

  • 9

    is the sequence of nucleotides in deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) and ribonucleic acid (RNA) that determines the amino acid sequence of proteins.

    Genetic Code

  • 10

    A sequence of three consecutive nucleotides in a DNA or RNA molecule that codes for a specific amino acid.

    Codon

  • 11

    When the DNA is copied during cell cycle, the process is called

    Replication

  • 12

    takes place in the cytoplasm of prokaryotes and in the nucleus of eukaryotes.

    DNA Replication

  • 13

    How many kinds of proteins does the Human Body have?

    10,000

  • 14

    are the building blocks of protein, which are made up of long chains of chemical units.

    Amino Acids

  • 15

    is a type of molecule of RNA that travels from the nucleus of the ribosomes in the cytoplasm, where the information in the copy is used for a protein product

    Messenger RNA mRNA

  • 16

    is the RNA component of the ribosome and a cell's protein factories in all living cells. It provides a mechanism for decoding mRNA into amino acids and interacting with RNA.

    Ribosomal RNA rRNA

  • 17

    is an adaptor molecule composed of RNA, typically 73 - 93 nucleotides in length that brings amino acids from the cytoplasm to a ribosome to help make the growing protein.

    Transfer RNA tRNA

  • 18

    The process by which DNA is copied to RNA is

    Transcription

  • 19

    and that by which RNA is used to produce proteins is called

    Translation

  • 20

    is the permanent change in a genetic material.

    Mutations

  • 21

    These are factors that can cause mutation such as exposure to ionizing radiations, carcinogens,or infections like bacteria and viruses.

    mutagens

  • 22

    Mutation in the body or non- reproductive cells is called

    Somatic mutation

  • 23

    is an alteration of the nucleotide sequence of the DNA that makes up a gene.

    germinal mutation

  • 24

    It refers to changes in the number of sets of chromosomes

    ploidy

  • 25

    changes in the number of individual chromosomes

    somy

  • 26

    is a genetic material added from another chromosome.

    Insertion

  • 27

    happens when part of a chromosome breaks off and is combined to another chromosome.

    translocation

  • 28

    happens when there is a loss of part of a chromosome

    Deletion

  • 29

    happens if there are extra copies of a part of a chromosome

    Duplication

  • 30

    happens when the direction of a part of a chromosome is reversed.

    Inversion

  • 31

    happen when a child receives two defective genes from each parent.

    Recessive Disorder

  • 32

    are more common in men because they have only one X chromosome, so all defective genes on the chromosome will be expressed.

    Sex-Linked Disorders

  • 33

    may have few or too many chromosomes. For instance, Cri du chat (deletion of chr.5), William syndrome (deletion of chr.7), Down Syndrome (Trisomy 21), Edward Syndrome (Trisomy 18), Patau Syndrome (Trisomy 13), Klinefelter's Syndrome (XXY), and Turner Syndrome (monosom

    The Human Genetic Syndrome

  • 34

    This theory is to attain organisms' diversity of form, function, behavior, and reproduction from pre-existing lines of ancestors.

    Evolution

  • 35

    Father of Taxonomy

    Carolus Linnaeus

  • 36

    A French naturalist proposed that organisms shared ancestors. He also opposed the idea of the time that the age of Earth is only 6000. He suggested that the earth was much older.

    George’s Louis Lerclerc De Buffon

  • 37

    The idea that "all living things were descended from a common ancestor"

    Erasmus Darwin

  • 38

    he proposed the idea that "all organisms evolved toward perfection and complexity" in which he further explained that species evolved into different features.

    Jean-Bapiste Lamarck

  • 39

    Survival of the Fittest was coined by?

    Herbert Spencer

  • 40

    Theory of Evolution by Natural Selection"

    Charles Robert Darwin

  • 41

    suitable environment for survival and reproduction

    Descent For Modification

  • 42

    heritable differences from difference in genetic traits of the parent

    Variation

  • 43

    have enough food resources and shelter to reproduce and survive

    Overproduction

  • 44

    potential to adapt themselves to fast changing type of environmenpotential to adapt themselves to fast changing type of environment

    Adaptation

  • 45

    This refers to the scientific study of embryos and their development.

    Embryology

  • 46

    It refers to the physical structures of organism that have the same evolutionary origin and positions.

    Homologous Structure

  • 47

    It refers to the structure of animals which is gradually disappearing.

    Vestigial Structure

  • 48

    is the study of fossils in an effort to try and understand the evolution and interactions between organisms and their environment

    Paleontology

  • 49

    is the scientific study of human artifacts through analysis and human artifacts through analysis and recovery of these material cultures.

    Archaeology

  • 50

    the tranfer of alleles from the former population to another population

    Gene Flow

  • 51

    -Mating is an important effect on evolution population

    Sexual Selection

  • 52

    happens when there is competition among males. The one who males. the one who will WIN will mate with the female

    Intrasexual Selection

  • 53

    This happens when members of different population of species can no longer mate successfully or do not interbreed.

    Reproductive Isolation

  • 54

    This occurs when population have different courtship rituals or behaviors involved in reproduction.

    Behavioral Isolation

  • 55

    This occurs when there are changes or disruption of the ecosystem or by means of physical barriers such as mountain rise, continent drifts or when population of species migrate

    Geographical Isolation

  • 56

    occurs when there is an imbalance of gene flow between two populations

    Allopatric

  • 57

    happens if there is an overlapping range of the two diverging species within a region or locality.

    Sympatric

  • 58

    happens when there is a limited gene flow of the two species that may diverge from a single species following hybridization

    Parapatric