INTRODUCTION TO BIOLOGY

Chap 12: Cell Cycle and regulation.

Prophase

Prometaphase

Metaphase

Anaphase

Telophase

Cytokinesis

Chap 18: Recombinant DNA

Gene Cloning

Restriction endonuclease

Bacteria Plasmid

Recongnition and marker ganes.

Sticky ends

Chap 10: Photosynthesis

Sites of Photosyntheis in plants

Redox Process

Dark and light Reactions

Absorption Spectrum

Cyclic Electron Flow

Chapter 9: Respiration

Oxidation and Reduction

Krebs Cycle

Electron transport and Chemiosmosis

Chapter 18: Gene Regulation

Operons

Trp and LAC operons

Negative: Repressible and Inducible Operons

Positive: Glucose Effect

Chapter 17: Mutations and Repair

Nucleotide pair substitution

missense mutation

Nonsense mutation

Frameshift mutation

Spontaneous mutations.

Chapter 17: Transcription/Translation

Central Dogma

Template/Coding strand

Exons/Introns/Splicing

Protein targeting

Chapter 16: DNA Replication, discovery as a genetic material.

Griffith, Avery, Mccleod&MCcarthy, Hershey&Chase

ORIGINS of Replication, replication fork, SSB, Topoisomerase, DNA Pl I & III

Chap1: Biological Hierachy

Atoms

Levels of Biological Organization

Molecule

Cells

Tissues

Organs

Organism

Population

Communities

Domains and KIngdoms

System, emergent properties, Reductionism

Chap2&3: Chemistry for Biology

Bonds and water

Four emergent properties of water

Atomic Mass, Atomic #

Polarity Of water

Polar , Non Polar, Covalent, Ionic bonds

Chap4&5: Biological molecules

Carbon and Molecular diversity

Isomers

Functional groups For ex. carboxyl

four ways that carbon skelton can vary

Length

Branch/unbranched

Subtopic

Position of double bonds

presence of rings

Carbohydrates and Lipids

startch/glucose

Amylose/Amylopectin

sugar-sucrose

Human(glycogen), Plants(starch), Cellulose

Triglyceride--Phospholipids

saturated/unsaturated fatty acid

Amino acids and Proteins

Amino acid structure, Building blocks

Dehydration synthesis

Acidic/basic polar heads

Primary, seconday, Tertiary, Quaternary

DNA and synthesis of MRNA

Nucleosides and Nucloetide

Chap 25&27: Chemical evlution and Prokayotic cells

Oparin's Bubble Hypothesis

Membrane Fluidity

Peripheral & Integral Membrane Proteins

Chapter 6: Eukaroyotic Cells

Types of Microscopes

Internal membranes and compartmentalization

Differenentiate betwwen Animal and plant cells

Chapter 11: Cell signaling & Signal transduction

Cell Communcation

Signal Transduction

Response

"Signal transduction pathway"

Chapter 8: Energy and Enzymes