How would you define these biology terms?

Question

Base pairs and their complements (i.e. C and G; A and T)

Amino acids

Steps of mitosis

Steps of meiosis

Sources of genetic variation

Mutations

Homozygous

Heterozygous

Punnett squares

Locus

Alleles

DNA (its composition)

DNA (what it does)

RNA

Chromosomes

Mendel and his Laws/Principles

Eukaryotic cells

Proteins (general info)

Protein synthesis (from lecture and reading!!)

Autosomes vs. sex chromosomes

Homologous chromosomes

Hypothesis

Theory

Sex chromosomes (and abnormalities)

Gametes

Zygotes

Haploid/diploid

ABO blood types

Gene flow

Genetic drift

Evolution

Forces of evolution

Cell components

Hardy Weinberg theory of equilibrium

Answer 1

1) A complementary to T
C complementary to G
2)monomer of proteins
5)crossing over
6)a protein is changed as a deletion or substitution
7)two dominant or recessive alleles
8)one dominant and one recessive alleles
9)determines gnotypic and phenotypic outcomes of offsprings
11)DNA has three parts: a phosphate, sugar, nitrogen base(A, T, C, & G) & is a doubled-stranded molecule
12)DNA is the genetic makeup of our body, helps makes proteins, and creates mRNA
13)RNA is a single-stranded molecule that has a phosphate, sugar, and nitrogen bases(A, G, C, U)
14)made of genes
16)multicellular, has a nucleus, and membrane-bound organelles
17)polymer made of monomers called amino acids
19)Autosomes-all of our genes that make proteins and goes through mitosis.
sex chromosomes-sperm and egg; goes through meiosis
20)cromosomes that are similar in size, shape, and content
21)an educated guess
22)a conclusion based on experimental tests
23)sperm and egg;22chromosomes rather than 23
24)sperm and egg
25)a single cell formed by fertilization
26)Haploid-half the number of chromosomes of an organism
diploid-total number of chromosomes in an organism
30)variations in species
31)natural selection
32)organelles, nucleus, cell membrane, cell wall(plant cells only),cytoskeleton

Answer 2

Hypothesis are educated guess about an equation or formula, etc..It has not yet been tested to be proven correct or not. Based on your hypothesis, you can test it to se if it has the correct outcome.