Bisc1111 Final Review Jeopardy Template

CELL SIGNALING	GENES and PROTEINS	DNA REPLICATION	OTHER	CELL DIVISION
100 What is What is the role of cAMP in signal transduction?	100 What is How are DNA and RNA polymerases different?	100 What is How do new and old strands of DNA interact during DNA replication?	100 A -> I^A i B -> I^B I^B or I^B i AB -> I^A I^B If one of your parents has blood type AB and your other parent has blood type B, what are your possible blood types (include genotypes)?	100 Describe the requirements for a cell to pass each of the cell cycle checkpoints. What happens when these checkpoints fail?
200 What is Explain how epinephrine release leads to increased blood glucose by way of a signaling cascade	200 What is What is an intron? An exon?	200 What is In which direction does DNA polymerase function? How does this relate to leading and lagging strand synthesis?	200 Misscairage or Ectopic Pregnancy (1/3-1/2) What happens when zygote implantation fails, or occurs outside of the uterus? Are these events common?	200 What is What is the G0 phase? What are cells doing when they are in this phase?
300 What is Why might two cells respond differently to the same chemical signals?	300 What is What is a promoter and how does it interact with RNA polymerase?	300 What is What are telomeres and how are they related to aging and cancer? What is the function of telomerase?	300 Incomplete Dominance, Punnett Square Time! You mate a rooster with gray feathers with a hen of the same phenotype. Among their offspring, 15 chicks are gray, 6 are black, and 8 are white. What is the most likely explanation regarding heritance of these colors in your chickens? What offspring would you predict from mating a black hen and a gray rooster?	300 What is Explain how a predisposition to cancer can be hereditary.
400 What is Explain how a how signal, receptors, G proteins, and effector proteins are related.	400 What is What do we mean by saying the genetic code is redundant or degenerate? How does that offer an evolutionary advantage?	400 What is How is gel electrophoresis used to separate molecules?	400 Accuracy is how "true" your measurements are, Precision is how consistent your measurements are. Remember the bullseye diagrams! What is the difference between accuracy and precision?	400 What is Give an example of a phenotype affected by X-inactivation. Does X-inactivation occur in XY individuals?
500 What is How does phosphorylation affect molecules in a signal transduction pathway?	500 What is Given the following mRNA sequence, determine the template DNA, non-coding DNA, anticodon and amino acid sequences. mRNA: AGCGAUGAAGCGGUUGUAA	500 What is Draw and explain/describe the steps of DNA replication starting with points of origin and the replication fork.	500 template: GGC TAC ACG AAT CTG ATT coding: CCG ATG TGC TTA GAC TAA Do it on the board! Given the following mRNA sequence, determine the template DNA and coding DNA CCG AUG UGC UUA GAC UAA	500 What is Describe the 4 ways that genetic variation occurs. Which 2 occur during meiosis, and in which stages do they occur?

BISC1111 FINAL REVIEW

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