BI110 Study Guide - Midterm Guide: Cellulose, Nuclear Membrane, Dynein

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In both cells dna is a double helix. In both cells dna contains the genetic information on how to make proteins for various life functions. In both cells, ribosomes are needed to translate the information in dna into proteins. In both cells, dna is made of the same bases. Natural selection is one of several mechanisms by which populations evolve. Evoluion is considered the core theme of biology. Dna is the same in all cells. All cells use the same metabolic cycle the bones in the forearm of a bat and a horse are arraged similarly. Cell membranes in all cells are formed from proteins and lipids. They code for universal features of all organisms. Breaking down and recycling organic molecules from dead organisms and waste. Hydrogen bonding occurs between the hydrogen atom of ne water molecule and the oxygen atom of another water molecule.

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