Review for lab practical 2
Fermentation and Cellular Respiration
· What are the starting and ending reactants and products for glycolysis and fermentation?
· Where does glycolysis, the krebs cycle and the electron transport chain occur?
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How did you set up
the experiment with yeast and glucose to measure fermentation?
what were the results?
what was the independent and dependent variable?
· What is the function of the spectrophotometer?
· How do you use the spectrophotometer? What are the different knobs for?
· How did you use the spectrophotometer to measure cellular respiration and enzymes in the Krebs cycle?
o What was the purpose of each reagent in the experiment – succinate, DPIP, etc.?
Photosynthesis
· If you are told the color of a product, can you state what colors it reflects or absorbs?
· For the chromatography experiment, can you explain how the polar and nonpolar compounds migrate?
· If you were given the results for a chromatography experiment, could you state which compounds were more or less polar?
· What compounds in the leaves cause the different colors?
· Where in the leaves does photosynthesis occur?
· What are the starting and ending products of photosynthesis?
· How can the K2I test be used to determine if photosynthesis occurred?
· Be able to look at an aborsorption spectrum and make conclusions.
· What are the starting and ending products of photosynthesis?
Mitosis, Meiosis and the cell cycle
· Be able to describe what are the different stages of the cell cycle and what happens at the different stages.
· Be able to identify different stages of mitosis and meiosis and what happens at each stage.
· Be able to state when sister chromatids and when homologous chromosomes line up.
· How is mitosis different in plants and animals?
· Be able to write what happens at these different stages (including where crossing over occurs).
Mendelian Genetics and Corns
· Know the difference between monohybrid and dihybrid crosses.
· Be able to perform monohybrid and dihybrid crosses.
o Be able to determine genotype ratios (monohybrid crosses) and phenotype ratios (monohybrid and dihybrid crosses).
· What is the difference between homozygous and heterozygous and between dominant and recessive?
Chi Squared test
· After performing a Chi squared test, how will you determine if your samples are statistically different from each other?
· How will use the p value?
· How will use the table?
DNA structure lab
· What is the difference between replication, transcription and translation?
· If you are given a double stranded DNA molecule, can you show:
o what will happen after replication
o what will happen after transcription
o what will happen after translation – you need to know how to use the codon table
· Which bases bind together in DNA? How many hydrogen bonds do they form?
· What bases are found in DNA? What bases are found in RNA?
· What are some differences between DNA and RNA?
· Be able to recognize a nucleotide and be able to show where the base, phosphate and next nucleotide join?
· Is DNA right or left handed?
· What is a codon and what is an anticodon? How are they related?
· What is the start codon?
· What are some things that are needed for translation to occur?
Electrophoresis lab
· Be able to convert from base pairs to kilo base pairs and vice versa.
· What is it called if you take DNA from two sources and combine them?
· Which fragments would be closest to the top of the gel and closest to the bottom of the gel after performing electrophoresis?
· If you are given a plasmid map and you are told to cut the DNA with a certain restriction enzymes (either one or two), can you determine the number of fragments produced and the size of the fragments?
· What is a palindrome sequence?