Study Guides for Biology 1202B at Western University

find more resources at oneclass.com 1202B Biology Midterm 1 Cycle 1 Lecture 2: Cell Structure and Function The Cell Theory states; 1. All living organisms are made of one or ...

Cycle 5 Explain why an understanding of the structure of the DNA as the hereditary molecule was important in later related work. Although proteins, with 20 amino acids, provide a more logical sense Combinations of the 4 nu...

Cycle 1 (Cell Membranes and Signaling) Describe the structure and common components of eukaryotic membranes. o Lipids form the lipid bilayers of the membrane (foundation) o Glycolipidsglycoproteins: carbohydrate groups lin...

Bio midterm review Chapter 1 - 3 domains of life: Bacteria, Archaea, Eukarya - Cell theory: o All cells are made up of cells o All cells come from previews cells o Cells are the basic unit of life - ...

For exam Why are eukaryotic cells able to grow larger than prokaryotic cells? o They can create more energy because they have more room to do oxidative phosphorylation (in the mitochondria) o It needs a membrane to do oxi...

CYCLE 5 OUTCOMES Explain why an understanding of the structure of the DNA as the hereditary molecule was important in later related work. before scientists believed that proteins were hereditary molecules DNA is the gene...

Biology 1202 Cycle Outcomes list Has anyone made a layout of how everything interconnects? We should make one connecting the concepts in test 1, test 2, and the final -aint nobuddie got time fa that Cycle 1 Membrane ...

CYCLE 1 - MEMBRAMES: TRANSPORT AND SIGNALLING 1. Describe the structure and common components of eukaryotic membranes. • The plasma membrane is the outer limit of the cytoplasm • It is responsible for regula...

- It is the primary line of defence - It makes many membranous areas of the body hostile for pathogens - Consists of skin, mucous membranes and cilia - It secretes lysozymes that are lethal to bacteria 4. Describe how hu...

4. Describe the impacts of viruses on humans, other animals, and plants. Animal Viruses Plant Viruses  Similar to how they infect bacteria  Some contain ...

Repressor is synthesized in active form  When tryptophan is present, it binds to the repressor and activates it, which Operon is inducible by allolactose ...

80 of the human genome is functional. 20000 genes represent 6x the amount of coding proteins while of the human genome is transcribed which are functioning in the same way as an RNA molecule. 4. Explain the reason for the ...

Essential Outcomes – DNA Technologies and Applications 1. Describe, in general terms, how a fragment of genomic DNA can be cloned and expressed in E. coli. 1) Isolate DNA containing the gene of interest. 2) Cut circular p...

[Biology 1202B] Comprehensive Final Exam guide including any lecture notes, textbook notes and exam guides.find more resources at oneclass.com Lecture 2 – Membranes and Transport Membranes...

Stage 2 Pyruvate Oxidation and the Citric Acid Cycle Some NADH and ATP are also synthesized Pyruvate Oxidation Pyruvate is oxidized and forms AcetylCoA Citric Acid Cycle AcetylCoA enters the Citric Acid Cycle and is ox...