Ultimate Biology Study Guide - Questions & Answers

What is genetic tagging?O a technique that uses specific antibodies tovisualize features of cellsO a technique that visualizes how specificgenes are used within a cellO a technique in which cells are purposefullygrown under specific conditionso an imaging technology used to study featuressmaller than the human eye can see
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A gas station has been robbed. The crime scene investigators arrived at the crime scene with forensic lamps to seek latent fingerprints of theperpetrator. Which technique will they use to find latent fingerprints?A absorption techniqueB. Infrared techniqueC fluorescence techniqueD. oblique technique
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A man with hemophilia (a recessive, X-linked disorder) has a daughter of normal phenotype. The daughter decides to start a family with a man of normal phenotype.A. If they have a daughter, what is the probability that she will have hemophilia?B. If they have a son, what is the probability that he will have hemophilia?
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When taking a look at this type of pressure map,which represents the sinking air? Rising air?
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Hurricanes most likely will form--A)over large, dry land masses.B)in between two sets of mountain ranges.C)over large, tropical oceans.D)between the coastline and a melting glacier.
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I'm counting on you Braniacs! Please do not answer if you dont know! Saliva contains an enzyme that breaks down ____?A: starch B: sugarC: proteinD: fat
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Which compares the problems associated with radioactive waste created from generating electricity using fusion reactions to waste created from generating electricity using fission reactions?A. The radioactive waste from fusion reactions becomes less hazardous much sooner than the waste from fission reactions.B. The radioactive waste from fission reactions becomes less hazardous much sooner than the waste from fusion reactions.C. Although their radioactive wastes are hazardous for the same period of time, fusion reactions produce less waste than fission reactions.D. Although their radioactive wastes are hazardous for the same period of time, fission reactions produce less waste than fusion reactions.
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What kind of rays are produced when a metal, such as tungsten, is bombarded withelectrons moving with very high velocities?a. x-raysb. gamma rays c. cathode rays d. infrared rays
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Bile_____?A: is stored in the pancreasB: helps break down fatsC: helps break down proteinsD: is released through the small intestinePlease do not answer if you do not know, or if you are not 100% sure. Thank you.
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About how wide are the growth rings for the Rainy years.
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What are the atomic masses ofprotons, neutrons, and electrons?
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NEED HELP ASAP! 100 POINTS!!A lab experiment is created to see how the amount of solute affects the temperature needed to dissolve the solute completely. 2, 4, 6, and 8 grams of a salt are place in a small test tube with 15mL of water. The test tubes are then heated until the salt completely dissolves. Unfortunately, the test tube with 8 grams of salt never completely dissolves at any temperature. Suggest two changes to the procedure that might solve this problem.
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(True or False) Amino acids are chemicals which link together to make carbohydrates.
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what functions do mitochondria and ribosomes have in common
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The process of photosynthesis requires the starting materials
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How do the immune system and digestive system work together?
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what is the definition of Individual and Biome in biologyhelp me help me please
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Human embryos must possess what to be viable
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The buring of fossil fuels releases which of the following gases into the atmosphere
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Suppose you find a yellow piece of metal in a stream. How could you tell if its real gold?
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Because all living things are made of cells,and you are a living thing, what kind ofcells are you made of?(Prokaryotic or eukaryotic)
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Nitrogen fixation is done mostly by....
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3 examples of situations where a force is a nuisance
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