2012 Summer Hiatus Challenge -- Round 3, Day 1
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Re: 2012 Summer Hiatus Challenge -- Round 3, Day 1
CELL BIOLOGY
by JPahk
2: This class of macromolecules is made of amino acid chains; get yours from meat, milk, and eggs.
4: The cellular organelle containing the genetic material is called this, just like the center of an atom.
6: This 5-carbon sugar is used to form the nucleotides which make the backbone of DNA.
8: This bilayer of lipid molecules separates a cell from its surroundings.
10: In plants, photosynthesis occurs within this organelle.
PROTECT YOURSELF
3: On a golf course, if you're yelling a warning from the tee of a 410-yard hole, you're probably not going to make this par score.
6: The name of this short-legged, webbed-footed bird, Anas platyrhincos, is also the term for a cricket score of zero.
9: A rib in a wooden ship's frame, or what a lumberjack might say when he cuts down the tree to make the rib.
12: This word is traditionally yelled by U. S. soldiers when they hear enemy artillery shells in the air.
15: Joseph Hooker led an assault on this mountain outside Chattanooga, Tennessee on November 24, 1863.
by JPahk
2: This class of macromolecules is made of amino acid chains; get yours from meat, milk, and eggs.
4: The cellular organelle containing the genetic material is called this, just like the center of an atom.
6: This 5-carbon sugar is used to form the nucleotides which make the backbone of DNA.
8: This bilayer of lipid molecules separates a cell from its surroundings.
10: In plants, photosynthesis occurs within this organelle.
PROTECT YOURSELF
3: On a golf course, if you're yelling a warning from the tee of a 410-yard hole, you're probably not going to make this par score.
6: The name of this short-legged, webbed-footed bird, Anas platyrhincos, is also the term for a cricket score of zero.
9: A rib in a wooden ship's frame, or what a lumberjack might say when he cuts down the tree to make the rib.
12: This word is traditionally yelled by U. S. soldiers when they hear enemy artillery shells in the air.
15: Joseph Hooker led an assault on this mountain outside Chattanooga, Tennessee on November 24, 1863.
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CELL BIOLOGY
by JPahk
2: This class of macromolecules is made of amino acid chains; get yours from meat, milk, and eggs.
PROTEINS
4: The cellular organelle containing the genetic material is called this, just like the center of an atom.
NUCLEUS
6: This 5-carbon sugar is used to form the nucleotides which make the backbone of DNA.
DEOXYRIBOSE (The "D" in DNA)
8: This bilayer of lipid molecules separates a cell from its surroundings.
MEMBRANE (Wall is no good, since I'm told it is neither a bilayer nor a lipid.)
10: In plants, photosynthesis occurs within this organelle.
CHLOROPLASTS
PROTECT YOURSELF
3: On a golf course, if you're yelling a warning from the tee of a 410-yard hole, you're probably not going to make this par score.
FOUR (fore! Get it? Get it? Sigh . . . )
6: The name of this short-legged, webbed-footed bird, Anas platyrhincos, is also the term for a cricket score of zero.
DUCK
9: A rib in a wooden ship's frame, or what a lumberjack might say when he cuts down the tree to make the rib.
TIMBER
12: This word is traditionally yelled by U. S. soldiers when they hear enemy artillery shells in the air.
INCOMING (accept variants)
15: Joseph Hooker led an assault on this mountain outside Chattanooga, Tennessee on November 24, 1863.
LOOKOUT Mountain
by JPahk
2: This class of macromolecules is made of amino acid chains; get yours from meat, milk, and eggs.
PROTEINS
4: The cellular organelle containing the genetic material is called this, just like the center of an atom.
NUCLEUS
6: This 5-carbon sugar is used to form the nucleotides which make the backbone of DNA.
DEOXYRIBOSE (The "D" in DNA)
8: This bilayer of lipid molecules separates a cell from its surroundings.
MEMBRANE (Wall is no good, since I'm told it is neither a bilayer nor a lipid.)
10: In plants, photosynthesis occurs within this organelle.
CHLOROPLASTS
PROTECT YOURSELF
3: On a golf course, if you're yelling a warning from the tee of a 410-yard hole, you're probably not going to make this par score.
FOUR (fore! Get it? Get it? Sigh . . . )
6: The name of this short-legged, webbed-footed bird, Anas platyrhincos, is also the term for a cricket score of zero.
DUCK
9: A rib in a wooden ship's frame, or what a lumberjack might say when he cuts down the tree to make the rib.
TIMBER
12: This word is traditionally yelled by U. S. soldiers when they hear enemy artillery shells in the air.
INCOMING (accept variants)
15: Joseph Hooker led an assault on this mountain outside Chattanooga, Tennessee on November 24, 1863.
LOOKOUT Mountain
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Re: 2012 Summer Hiatus Challenge -- Round 3, Day 1
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2: proteins
4: nucleus
6: ribose
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3: four
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9: timber
12: incoming
15: lookout mountain
4: nucleus
6: ribose
8:
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3: four
6:
9: timber
12: incoming
15: lookout mountain
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Re: 2012 Summer Hiatus Challenge -- Round 3, Day 1
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2: Protein
4: Nucleus
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3: Four
6: Duck
9: Timber
12: Cover
15:
4: Nucleus
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3: Four
6: Duck
9: Timber
12: Cover
15:
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Re: 2012 Summer Hiatus Challenge -- Round 3, Day 1
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2: Proteins
4: Nucleus
6: clam
8: clam
10: Chloroplasts
3: Four
6: Duck
9: Timber
12: Cover???
15: clam
4: Nucleus
6: clam
8: clam
10: Chloroplasts
3: Four
6: Duck
9: Timber
12: Cover???
15: clam
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Re: 2012 Summer Hiatus Challenge -- Round 3, Day 1
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2. protein
4. nucleus
6. clam (deoxyribose?)
8. cell wall?
10. clam
3. four
6. duck
9. timber
12. clam
15. clam (Lookout?)
4. nucleus
6. clam (deoxyribose?)
8. cell wall?
10. clam
3. four
6. duck
9. timber
12. clam
15. clam (Lookout?)
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Re: 2012 Summer Hiatus Challenge -- Round 3, Day 1
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2. proteins
4. nucleus
6. deoxyribose
8. cell membrane?
10. tetraCLAMides
3. Fore
6. Duck
9. Timber
12. Incoming
15. Lookout
4. nucleus
6. deoxyribose
8. cell membrane?
10. tetraCLAMides
3. Fore
6. Duck
9. Timber
12. Incoming
15. Lookout
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Re: 2012 Summer Hiatus Challenge -- Round 3, Day 1
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2: protein
4:nucleus
6: glucose
8: membrane
10: clam
3: 4
6: albatross
9: timber
12: incoming
15: clam
4:nucleus
6: glucose
8: membrane
10: clam
3: 4
6: albatross
9: timber
12: incoming
15: clam
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Re: 2012 Summer Hiatus Challenge -- Round 3, Day 1
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2: protein
4: nucleus
6: deoxyribose
8: cell membrane
10: chloroplast
3: four
6: duck
9: timber
12: incoming
15: lookout mt
4: nucleus
6: deoxyribose
8: cell membrane
10: chloroplast
3: four
6: duck
9: timber
12: incoming
15: lookout mt
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Re: 2012 Summer Hiatus Challenge -- Round 3, Day 1
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2 - protein
4 - nucleus
6 - deoxyribose
8 - plasma membrane (also phospholipid bilayer cell membrane - I would have said cell membrane but "cell" is in the question, and I'm not sure if you want the "phospho" part. The question is just a tad vague as written.)
10 - chloroplast
3 - four/fore - not sure if you are asking for the number or the warning
6 - duck
9 - timber
12 - incoming?
15 - Lookout
4 - nucleus
6 - deoxyribose
8 - plasma membrane (also phospholipid bilayer cell membrane - I would have said cell membrane but "cell" is in the question, and I'm not sure if you want the "phospho" part. The question is just a tad vague as written.)
10 - chloroplast
3 - four/fore - not sure if you are asking for the number or the warning
6 - duck
9 - timber
12 - incoming?
15 - Lookout
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Re: 2012 Summer Hiatus Challenge -- Round 3, Day 1
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2: protein
4: nucleus
6: CLAM
8: cell wall
10: CLAM
3: Fore/Four
6: Duck
9: Timber
12: Incoming
15: CLAM
4: nucleus
6: CLAM
8: cell wall
10: CLAM
3: Fore/Four
6: Duck
9: Timber
12: Incoming
15: CLAM
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Re: 2012 Summer Hiatus Challenge -- Round 3, Day 1
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2. protein
4. nucleus
6. CLAM
8. CLAM
10. chloroplast
3. four
6. duck
9. timber
12. incoming
15. CLAM
4. nucleus
6. CLAM
8. CLAM
10. chloroplast
3. four
6. duck
9. timber
12. incoming
15. CLAM
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Re: 2012 Summer Hiatus Challenge -- Round 3, Day 1
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CELL BIOLOGY (another reason why I cant' win)
2 Proteins
4 Nucleus
6 Glucose
8 Fat
10 ????????
PROTECT YOURSELF
3 Four
6 Duck
9 Timber
12 Incoming
15 Lookout Mountain (near its well-advertised neighbors Rock City & Ruby Falls)
2 Proteins
4 Nucleus
6 Glucose
8 Fat
10 ????????
PROTECT YOURSELF
3 Four
6 Duck
9 Timber
12 Incoming
15 Lookout Mountain (near its well-advertised neighbors Rock City & Ruby Falls)
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Re: 2012 Summer Hiatus Challenge -- Round 3, Day 1
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2:Protein
4:Nucleus
6:
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3:Four
6:Duck
9:Timber
12:Incoming
15:
4:Nucleus
6:
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3:Four
6:Duck
9:Timber
12:Incoming
15:
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Re: 2012 Summer Hiatus Challenge -- Round 3, Day 1
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2: proteins
4: nucleus
6: pentalose
8: sheath
10:
3: four
6: booby
9: timber
12: incoming
15:
4: nucleus
6: pentalose
8: sheath
10:
3: four
6: booby
9: timber
12: incoming
15:
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Re: 2012 Summer Hiatus Challenge -- Round 3, Day 1
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2: What is protein?
4: What is the nucleus?
6: What is deoxyribose?
8: What is the cell membrane?
10: What is the chloroplast?
3: What is four?
6: What is duck?
9: What is timber?
12: What is incoming?
15: What is Lookout Mountain?
4: What is the nucleus?
6: What is deoxyribose?
8: What is the cell membrane?
10: What is the chloroplast?
3: What is four?
6: What is duck?
9: What is timber?
12: What is incoming?
15: What is Lookout Mountain?
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Re: 2012 Summer Hiatus Challenge -- Round 3, Day 1
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CELL BIOLOGY
2. protein
4. nucleus
6. ?
8. cell membrane?
10. ?
PROTECT YOURSELF
3. FORE!
6. DUCK!
9. TIMBER!
12. INCOMING!
15. LOOKOUT!
2. protein
4. nucleus
6. ?
8. cell membrane?
10. ?
PROTECT YOURSELF
3. FORE!
6. DUCK!
9. TIMBER!
12. INCOMING!
15. LOOKOUT!
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Re: 2012 Summer Hiatus Challenge -- Round 3, Day 1
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2 protein
4 nucleus
6 ----------
8 membrane
10 ---------
3 four
6 duck
9 timber
12 incoming
15 lookout
4 nucleus
6 ----------
8 membrane
10 ---------
3 four
6 duck
9 timber
12 incoming
15 lookout
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Re: 2012 Summer Hiatus Challenge -- Round 3, Day 1
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2: Protein
4:Nucleus
6:
8:membrane
10:
3:Four
6:Goose
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4:Nucleus
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8:membrane
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3:Four
6:Goose
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