ANTH 101 Study Guide - Somatic Cell, Nuclear Dna, Molecular Genetics

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Somatic cells are everyday cells that reproduce to heal, grow, and develop. sex cells are what. Mix to create a zygote and create offspring. Stem cells are important because they are undifferentiated and can become any type of somatic cell: identify the key parts of a cell discussed in class and describe their functions. Identify ways dna has helped to answer questions within biological anthropology. cell membrane: protect cell and organelles nucleus: house dna mitochondria: create atp ribosomes: synthesize proteins. Er: synthesizes proteins and lipids mtdna is passed on by the mother and is separate from the nucleus dna, which is a combination from both the mother and father"s dna. Dna sequences help make evolutionary relationships between organisms and what caused divergence of organisms: describe the structure of dna and how this structure allows for its 2 primary functions. Dna is a double helix of nucleotides paired up in matching base pairs.

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3. Design a mock study using some of the steps of the scientific method below to answer a provocative question you have about biological anthropology.

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Question 1 (1 point)

"Our body needs energy and food to survive" is an example of a sensory reason for eating..

Question 1 options: True False

Question 2 (1 point)

Physical Needs, one of the 5 reasons for eating, refers to the fact that food is necessary for our main bodily functions and to satisfy our hunger.

Question 2 options: True False

Question 3 (1 point)

The 5 reasons for eating discussed in our class were: Physical Needs, Social Needs, Sensory Needs, Psychological Needs and Food Symbolism.

Question 3 options: True False

Question 4 (1 point)

Holiday customs, religions, and celebrations is an example of an emotional/psychological influence on food choices.

Question 4 options: True False

Question 5 (1 point)

Food choices for individuals with severe food allergies (ex. peanuts) would be heavily influenced by physiological/nuritional influences.

Question 5 options: True False

Question 6 (1 point)

Seasonal changes may affect the availability or accessibility of various food products. This is an example of economical and environmental influences.

Question 6 options: True False

Question 7 (1 point)

When a peer says something directly to you that puts pressure on you to make a choice and makes it difficult to say no, is describing unspoken pressure.

Question 7 options: True False

Question 8 (1 point)

Knowledge and education about nutrients, nutrition and cooking skills may influence the types of foods that you choose to make and/or eat.

Question 8 options: True False

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