Phospholipids are extremely important, mainly because of some unique properties they possess, particularly with regard to water. Which of the following represents the correct pathway taken by a nerve impulse as it travels from the spinal cord to effector cells? These experiments compare populations, groups, or events. B The mole rats live in the same habitat, but over time there has been speciation as the two groups have chosen different plants as their diet. You should finish in one sitting, following the instructions at the beginning of the test. Many organisms that coexist exhibit some type of symbiotic relationship. (B) Aquaporins would increase in number in the collecting duct. For the AP test, it is important to have a general idea of how the body works. Cancer occurs when normal cells start behaving and growing very abnormally and spread to other parts of the body. Let’s say that the allele for red eyes, R, is dominant over the allele for green eyes, r. Red-eyed fruit flies include homozygous dominants, RR, and heterozygous, Rr. Describe three properties of water and how they contribute to life (3 points). If cytochrome C were labelled with a dye consisting of large hydrophilic molecules that were allowed to diffuse over time, which regions would be dyed? C Based on the graph, fetal hemoglobin has a higher affinity for oxygen than maternal hemoglobin. Use restriction enzymes to cut the DNA into several fragments. 11. Understanding these will help you write clear, focused, and accurate responses. 22. Similarly, guanine always binds to cytosine (G–C or C–G). 5. That’s because chemical bonds must be broken before new bonds can form. The intracellular pH of human cells is approximately 7.4. Example 3: What is the probability of drawing the nine of hearts from a deck of cards? (D) The final product of the pathway is reduced. Photosynthesis consumes CO2, so this would not increase the CO2. RNA viruses have extremely high rates of mutation because they lack proofreading mechanisms when they replicate their genomes of mutation. However, you will need enough to get you the maximum number of points for that question. After the infection, a militia of memory cells remains to be ready in case the pathogen returns. A Peroxisomes catalyze reactions that produce hydrogen peroxide, ribosomes are involved in protein synthesis, and mitochondria contain enzymes involved in cellular respiration. The reason alleles segregate independently is because chromosomes segregate independently. C It is likely that TNS 1, TNS2, and TNS4 are involved because when their mRNA was decreased the viral infection decreased. Plasmid vectors often contain genes for antibiotic resistance and restriction sites. Now that we’ve discussed chemical compounds in general, let’s talk about a special group of compounds. DNA is important because it contains the hereditary “blueprints” of all life. 18. Question 4 represents a question requiring a numeric answer. operant conditioning (or trial-and-error learning). Two gametes will come together at fertilization to create octoploidy offspring. 7. In the situation above, which of the following does not support the claim that evolution will occur in this population? The reason that we know that the DNA is the inheritable material is because of several key experiments. 9. Parasitism is a form of symbiosis in which one organism benefits and the other is harmed. These data are shown in the chart above. The two homozygous dominant pea color alleles are on the two copies of the same chromosome. 69. II. Then, the original ion concentration is reestablished by the sodium-potassium pump. Chemical substances released by organisms that elicit a physiological or behavioral response in other members of the same species are known as, 50. For example, embryonic cells can pass through the G1 phase so quickly that it hardly exists, whereas neurons are arrested in the cell cycle and do not divide. If a calcium chelator, such as EDTA, is added to a muscle cell, which of the following graphs shows how it will affect muscle contraction? • Mutations, such as nondisjunction events or whole chromosome translocations, can occur as a result of crossing-over. (b) Standard error is the standard deviation divided by the square root of the sample size. Why was the population of longtail moths also surveyed in this study? Part IV will open with a reminder to think about how you approach questions now and then close with a reflection section asking you to think about how or whether you will change your approach in the future. I. The absorption spectrum for chlorophyll a, chlorophyll b and carotenoids is below. 19. Choices (A) and (B) involve stimulations, so they can be eliminated. Which of the following conclusions is best supported by the experiment? 53. However, (A), (B), and (C) all mention events that we’ve associated with meiosis. This selective approach to the test, which we call “pacing,” is probably the most important part of our overall strategy. • Altruistic behavior is defined as unselfish behavior that benefits another organism in the group at the individual’s expense because it advances the genes of the group. Let’s use a Punnett square to spell out the results. Go one step further. The kidney reabsorption rate will decrease as well. A The primitive atmosphere lacked oxygen (O2). Most of these can be pulled directly from your reading in this book. We would then say that organ Z is the target organ of hormone Y. Hormones also operate by a negative feedback system. The cell before the synapse is called the presynaptic cell, and the cell after the synapse is called the postsynaptic cell. In every female cell, one X chromosome is activated and the other X chromosome is deactivated during embryonic development. Myelin sheaths speed up the propagation of an impulse. It will also bind actin. 66. This must be cellular respiration, which requires oxygen. 18. Questions 54–55 refer to the following passage. Others serve as docking sites for arrivals at the cell, such as hormones (receptor proteins). Meiosis is also known as gametogenesis. ', null, null, null], '1': [null, null, '4', '5', '2', '0', null, null], '2': ['1', '4', '5', '6', '3', '. It accomplishes this through a special region on the enzyme known as an active site. Excretory: The kidneys filter the blood and reabsorb things that the body wants to keep and get rid of the rest in urine. Many species of fish are famous for their shoaling or schooling behavior. 6. Uncommon words are better. The favored traits may evolve to cause divergent or convergent evolution. During anaphase I, one of each pair of chromosomes within a tetrad separates and moves to opposite poles. During spermatogenesis, a single 2n spermatogonium undergoes meiosis to become: 29. D During post-translational modification, the polypeptide undergoes a conformational change. C An isotope is an element with a differing number of neutrons. (C) Plants would not be able to perform photosynthesis. There are two types of reaction centers: photosystem I (PS I) and photosystem II (PS II). 1. To energize its electrons, it is important that light of absorbable wavelengths reaches the plant for photosynthesis to occur. This time they line up single file, not as pairs. Genes of interest are first placed into a small circular DNA molecule called a plasmid. 48. • Classical conditioning involves learning through association. The fungi penetrate the roots of the flower and take advantage of the plant’s food resources. One hundred plants were studied, and we expect three-fourths of them to be yellow (75 plants) and one-fourth of them to be green (25 plants). Choice (C) is true, but it does not answer the question. Auxins are plant hormones that promote growth, so eliminate (A). In the intestines, tight junctions are necessary because an absolute barrier must be maintained to separate the lumen of the gut from the rest of the body. A ligand binds to a receptor on the outside of the cell and causes changes to the inside of the cell. If there were no tropomyosin, then the contraction could occur at any time, regardless of calcium. (C) Cambodians and Vietnamese have a common ancestor that Chinese do not share. However, when the double-helix is “unzipped,” one of the two strands is oriented in the opposite direction—3’ to 5’. However, after the secondary structure reshapes the polypeptide, amino acids that were far away in the primary structure arrangement can now also interact with each other. That is, the farther apart two linked alleles are on a chromosome, the more often the chromosome will cross over between them. In this tree, the three main domains of life are seen. 9. Gene B has a decrease in mRNA, protein, and enzyme activity with Protein X. Movement of substances into the cell is largely dependent on the size, polarity, and concentration gradient of the substance. For example, fruit flies have four chromosomes, humans have twenty-three chromosomes, and dogs have thirty-nine chromosomes. Ester linkages are not the linkages between proteins. The Loop acts as a counter-current multiplier that makes the medulla of the kidney very osmotic. Unlike r-strategists, they produce few offspring. Which of the following is a benefit of regulated secretion? 47. (C) Vasopressin enters all cells because it is nonpolar. The other parent has short leaves and stubby shoots. Catalytic (or enzyme-linked) receptors have an enzymatic active site on the cytoplasmic side of the membrane. The white-flower shrub population was constant, so (A) is incorrect. It is important to know that just having an error in the DNA is not a problem unless that gene is expressed AND the error causes a change in the gene product (RNA or protein). The study of the interactions between living things and their environments is known as ecology. Translation is the process of turning an mRNA into a protein. Retroviruses like the HIV virus are RNA viruses that use an enzyme called reverse transcriptase to convert their RNA genomes into DNA so that they can be inserted into a host genome. So eliminate (A) and (C). D A failing sodium potassium pump will mean that potassium is not pumped in and sodium is not pumped out, so (B) and (C) are true. Questions 24–25 refer to the following passage and figure. If weight is a highly heritable trait, which graph represents the change in population before and after the eruption? Some integral proteins extend all the way through the membrane (transmembrane proteins). The natural charge of a cell is called the resting membrane potential, which represents the difference in charge from inside the cell to outside the cell. The primer is later degraded by enzymes, and the space is filled with DNA. By contrast, molecules that do not contain carbon atoms are called inorganic compounds. You can get a perfect score on this portion of the test without knowing a single right answer, provided you know all the wrong answers! The noncoding regions in the mRNA are introns. I. Therefore, this would be between 3.5 and 3.25 billion years ago. Questions 42–44 refer to the following passage. Neurons receive and send the neural impulses that trigger organisms’ responses to their environments. The mRNA attaches to the ribosome to initiate translation and “waits” for the appropriate amino acids to come to the ribosome. 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The College Board provides you with a handy formula sheet, which you can find at the end of this book. There are four transmembrane proteins that span the membrane. (B) The pigment trait in fish demonstrates classical dominance. What separates a high-scoring student from a low-scoring student is how the student develops his or her thoughts in each essay. Choice (D) is incorrect because NT siRNA does not increase viral infection much. As long as a mutation does not kill an organism before it reproduces (most mutations, in fact, do), it may be passed on to the next generation. Mendel recognized that one trait must be masking the effect of the other trait. Because “like dissolves like.” The lipid bilayer is a hydrophobic sandwich, and only hydrophobic things can pass that zone. What are we talking about? Many things can disrupt the balance. 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Choice (D) is a reason why traits would not follow independent assortment, but nondisjunction would cause many traits—whole chromosomes—to differ from the law. One example of a polar molecule is water, which crosses the membrane through channels called aquaporins. The next cell that gets infected is not only getting infected with the viral genome, but also with that chunk of bacterial DNA. 56. 3. By the end of this book, it will be a piece of cake. Animals will show aggression toward other members that tend to use the same resources. These experiments look for associations between variables. In order to understand everything you need for the AP Exam you need to be able to do the following: • Look at a phylogenic tree, which is a way to visually represent evolutionary relatedness. For example, if you cross a white snapdragon plant (genotype WW) with a red snapdragon plant (RR), the resulting progeny will be pink (RW). Which of the following is a valid strategy for reducing effects of estrogen on the whole research organism? Surprisingly, the X chromosome destined to be inactivated is randomly chosen in each cell. Choice (A), duplication, is when an extra copy of a chromosome segment is introduced. Put these four situations in the correct order: 34. (A) According to the 10% rule, only 10% of energy is passed from producers to consumers, so when humans consume animals, the energy harvested is greatly reduced. The duplicate versions of each chromosome are called homologous chromosomes. Water is also split into hydrogen and oxygen. Another lipid is cholesterol, which is used in some types of hormone. In either scenario, it’s best to think of a test as if it were a game. Using the answer key on this page, count how many multiple-choice questions you got right and how many you missed. (A) She could repeat the experiment with a greater sample size. Glycolysis (shown below) is a critical metabolic pathway that is utilized by nearly all forms of life. • Which topics from this chapter do you feel you have mastered? This rule is used when the order of the events matters. Being entirely reliant on a host cellular environment for reproduction is another reason to consider them as not alive. The concepts you need to know about plasmids include the following: • One way to incorporate specific genes into a plasmid is to use restriction enzymes, which cut foreign DNA at specific sites, producing DNA fragments. We’ve talked about the structure of cell membranes; now let’s discuss how molecules and fluids pass through the plasma membrane. (B) The chemical has arrested the cells in metaphase and has prevented dissociation of the spindle fibers from the centromere. There are other types of instinct that last for only a part of an animal’s life and are gradually replaced by “learned” behavior. You’ll notice that we needed a little energy to get us going. Questions 55–56 refer to the following passage. Why? The convention is to assign one of two letters for the two different alleles. When the resources become limited, the population reaches its carrying capacity, and the curve levels off. Some examples of direction words are discuss, define, explain, describe, compare, and contrast. Structural genes will be transcribed to produce enzymes, which produce an mRNA involved in digesting lactose. Transcription, (A), is the production of RNA from DNA. 31. For example, bacteria can control flagella rotation to direct their motion, thus avoiding repellents (such as poisons), or helping them find favorable locations with high concentrations of attractants (such as food). Which diagram best shows the system when tryptophan is present? 7. This happens by the removal of a water molecule. For example, if you wanted to select for height, you could cross only the tallest plants with one another. The sample size (n) is how many members of the population are included in the study. Do the experimental data match the expected data? 3. Which best describes the purpose of IgG demonstrated in the graph? Stream Babert - Boogie Oogie (Original Mix) by L.O.Dee from desktop or your mobile device. Remember those hydrogen ions (also called protons) that split off from the original hydrogen atom? We can’t give you all day, but we can do the next best thing: we can give you more time for each question. Because DNA replicates in a way that conserves half of the original molecule in each of the two new ones, it is said to be semiconservative. III. The energy given up by electrons as they move through the electron transport chain is used to, 48. The chemical equation for photosynthesis is. By the Law of Independent Assortment, these four alleles can combine to give us four different gametes. 67. What controls gene transcription, and how does an organism express only certain genes? 6. 7. (D) They prevent, or restrict, DNA replication when the cell isn’t ready to copy its DNA. A repeat experiment was performed 100 years later in 1902. I. All materials on the site are licensed Creative Commons Attribution-Sharealike 3.0 Unported CC BY-SA 3.0 & GNU Free Documentation License (GFDL). In order to artificially select for certain traits, plants with the desired traits can be crossed, changing the genetic makeup of the population. Sometimes, two cysteine amino acids can react with each other to form a covalent disulfide bond that stabilizes the tertiary structure. Homologous structures are often cited as evidence for the process of natural selection. Some elements are known as trace elements because they are only required by an organism in very small quantities. Today, we find support for the theory of evolution in several areas: • Paleontology, or the study of fossils: Paleontology has revealed to us both the great variety of organisms (most of which, including trilobites, dinosaurs, and the woolly mammoth, have died off) and the major lines of evolution. During the period when life is believed to have begun, the atmosphere on primitive Earth contained abundant amounts of all the following gases EXCEPT. Rather, those traits were inherited and passed on from generation to generation. What was the likely source of these numbers? She sees many short DNA/RNA fragments as well as some long DNA pieces. Many genetics problems involve several probabilities, all being considered together to answer a larger biological question. ', '.>'], ';': ['lL', 'pP', '[{', '', '/? The releaser is usually a small part of the environment that is perceived. You are asked to calculate the number of liters per week, not per day. They serve as the “garbage collectors” in our environment. 1. The course of a reaction can be represented by an energy diagram. We like to call these “hot button” terms. During prophase II, the chromosomes once again condense and become visible. (a) Discuss the process by which mutation occurs in base substitution. Things that don’t normally bind will pair up, like guanine and uracil. 6. Note that by using the formula p + q = 1, we can also determine the frequency of the recessive allele (q). There are two types of growth: exponential growth and logistic growth. In females, these are the oogonia and the eggs that come from them. This dataset does not match a normal distribution, meaning it is a nonparametric dataset. The homologs separate with their centromeres intact. Of the choices, it would appear violet. When a neuron fires an action potential, how does the resting membrane potential change? Choice (B) has three cut sites, resulting in four chunks. Reorder the organisms according to their trophic levels and determine which populations will increase and decrease accordingly. The wading birds wouldn’t have small planktivorous fish to eat. Remember that this rule works only if the results of one cross are not affected by the results of another cross. (C) It is likely that over many generations, the proportion of red-haired people in the population will increase. White flowers are tolerant to fire and were always the most fit. A universal energy molecule is needed because many reactions in the body need energy. Here’s where POE comes in handy! Monosaccharides, the simplest sugars, serve as an energy source for cells. Then, that volume should be divided by 5 to determine what volume will fill to the bottom line. + indicates a feature presence in an organism. Some people might have sequences that are cut many times, resulting in many tiny fragments, and others might have sequences that are cut infrequently, producing a few large fragments. The square root of 0.49 is 0.7. One parent has long leaves and long shoots. Germinating seeds respire and need to consume oxygen in order to continue to grow. They start with a null hypothesis (Ho), which represents a set numerical outcome that you want to compare your data with. Explain why a universal energy molecule is essential in cells. Good luck! Because two possibilities are being compared (green and yellow), the degrees of freedom in this test = 2 – 1 = 1. There is a set range of conditions that living things can live in successfully, called homeostasis. One of the phenotypes was favored at one of the extremes of the normal distribution. Polysaccharides are made up of many repeated units of monosaccharides. These molecules are known as organic compounds. What situation might have occurred to produce the following situation? In an action potential, the “threshold” is reached when, (A) enough voltage-gated channels open to produce a change in membrane polarity, (B) the synaptic vesicles release neurotransmitters into the synaptic cleft, 15. D Cohesion, adhesion, and capillary action are special properties of water that are necessary for transpiration to occur. 12. Here is the relationship between a normal distribution and standard deviation (or SD). (a) Describe the role of the sodium potassium pump in maintaining the resting membrane potential. You can think of genetic drift as changes to the alleles in a population due to random luck rather than natural selection. (A) It prevents muscle contractions during action potentials. Which of the following facts would classify the relationship as mutualistic? A single-step chemical reaction is catalyzed by the addition of an enzyme. 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