Saturday, November 16, 2019

If a sample shows a high O.D. reading, the % Transmission will probably be:

Sloping the machine:
sets the point of 0 % Transmission

If a sample shows a high O.D. reading, the % Transmission will probably be:
low

Peak absorbance of a compound is the wavelength of light that:
is most readily absorbed

The larger the mass of a molecule
the slower it moves

Molecules move the most freely in
gases

Diffusion is a process where particles move
from high to low concentration

Brownian movement occurs as a result of
water molecules colliding with small particles

After diffusion has reached equilibrium, movement of molecules
continues

Osmosis is the passage of
a fluid or solvent througha semipermeable membrane

In dialysis:
dissolved substances pass through a semi permeable membrane

What material is used to demonstrate the diffusion of a gas
NH4OH

The quantity of enzyme at the beginning and end of a reaction is:
does not change

Enzymes react with a molecule called:
substrate

Amylase reacts with starch and converts it into:
disaccharides

What is the role of amylase in the experiment on the effect of temperature on enzyme activity?
enzyme

What is the role of iodine in the experiment on the effect of temperature on enzyme activity?
indicator

Enzymes are composed of
at least in part of protein

In a given biochemical reaction:
only 1 enzyme can be used

What is the role of starch in the experiment on the effect of temperature on enzyme activity?
substrate

In mitosis, what is the chromosome number in the daughter cells in relation to those found in the parent cell?
same

In interphase I of meiosis
DNA is duplicated

A pair of chromatids is called
dyad

In what phase do the spindle fibers form and the nucleolus disappears?
prophase

When chromosome material is dispersed it is called
chromatin

Species are determined by
the nature of the heredity material (the information contained)

Crossing-over occurs in
prophase I

The number of chromosomes in a somatic cell is
diploid

If q = 0.6, what is the frequency of the dominant allele?
.4

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