Complete List of Terms and Definitions for AG Exam One
| Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
| (“old-sightedness” | presbyopia |
| forebear | forefather; ancestor |
| x | age or age-class |
| Same as green chop | soilage |
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immunization for pneumonia pneumococcal pneumonia -over ? tetanus- every ___ years |
65 10 years |
| inveterate | firmly established by age, habitual |
| Monogastric cannot easily digest _________ | fiber |
| e-sub-x | life expectancy at age x |
| fertility rate for steady replacement/stable pop, not including migration | 2.1 |
| democratic regime | government in which political authority is vested in the people |
| regulatory policy | the policy setting governmental regulations |
| Hardware disease results when sharp objects puncture the walls of the _________ | reticulum |
| The normal wavelike muscular contractions that propel ingesta through the digestive tract are _________ | paristaltic action |
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progressive sequence by which the genetic substrate of an organism is expressed in physical structure and function. |
epigenesis |
| d-sub-x | number of deaths in age-class x |
| Too much apoptosis... | neurodegenerative diseases, allergies, asthma |
| Pyramid Structure | The President's subordinates report to him through a clear chain of command headed by a chief of staff |
| judicial activism | supreme court justices and other judges should bodly apply the constitution to social and political question |
| aid to families with dependent children (AFDC) | aka welfare |
| The rubber part of the milking machine in actual contact with the cow's teat. | Liner |
| The standard lactation of dairy goats is _____ days. | 305 |
| Goats can consume ______ percent of their body weight in dry matter per day. | 5-7 |
| ________ is a highly fatal goat disorder caused by a soil organism penetrating a deep puncture wound. | Tetanus |
| The typical stocking rate for horses is _______ | 1:20-30 |
| Schaie’s most efficient design | cross-sectional, then longitudinal followed by new cross sections |
| Actuarial Life Table | observations are organized into discrete time units that are under the control of the experimenter |
| Over-expression of this gene in yeast causes tighter packaging of DNA and longer life span. | Sir2 |
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Chromosome large enough to be seen under ordinary light microscope? Drosophila transposon? |
P-factor |
| elderly ratio | ppl >65/per 100 ppl 20-64 *100 |
| Bully Pulpit | The president's use of his prestige and visibility to guide or enthuse the American public- his use of speeches |
| pure speech | direct oral or written speech directed at a specific individual or group |
| korean war | first conflict in which blacks and whites fought side by side |
| Male goats have ________ around the horn base, if not burned off when young will spray on females and taste it in the milk. | scent glands |
| ______ is the shell gland in the hen. | uterus |
| _______ is a feed category that is high in fiber and low in digestible energy. | Roughage |
| One of the first drugs used for seizures? | Primidine |
| birth to the end of the second year | infancy |
| Reliability Engineering | type of survival analysis used to predict failures of manufactured products |
| Too little apoptosis... | some cancers, autoimmune diseases, and viral infections |
| Judicial Restraint Approach | the view that judges should decide cases strictly on the basis of the language of the law and constitution. |
| de facto segregation | racial separation that comes about as a result of private social practices |
| domestic, economic, and foreign | 3 broad areas of public policy |
| A goat is in estrus for how long? | 1-2 days |
| The _________ is also known as the bulbourethral gland. | Cowper's gland |
| Prospective Survival Study | the survival experiences of past human cohorts are reconstructed from historical records of births and deaths |
| Orr and Sohl Hypothesis | Hypothesis is that oxygen free radicals/reactive oxygen species (ROS) cause of senescence because ROS cause molecular damage that accumulates with age |
| (ordered) cohort flow | different people in cohort due to mortality not birth |
| civil rights act of 1964 | act that survived several challenges in the courts, prohibited employment discrimination by rivate businesses connected with interstate commerce, authorized the attorney general to beign school desegregation lawsuits if complaints were filed and cut off federal funding for any program that practiced discrimination |
| The two major goat producing areas in the world are _____ and ______. | Asia and Africa |
| When do the ears open in a baby mouse? | 3 days |
| Germline Signaling in C. elegans |
Signals from the gonads affect lifespan by modulating insulin signaling Less germline signaling leads to longer lifespan |
| false (pay as you go) | the social security trust fund is where payroll taxes paid by workers are held until they retire and need the money |
| How did Hayflick prove Carrel incorrect? | Control lines of fibroblasts were compared to mixed lines to prove cells become senescent |
| Diseases cause the most severe decline in...? | Memory, intelligence, verbal fluency and other tasks. |
| Rectangularization of Survivorship or Compression of Mortality | almost all individuals will live to an advanced age, then in a brief period, almost all will die |
| “Caloric restriction (CR) is likely to extend lifespan in humans” |
Agree. CR extends life in all other species that have been tested, including other mammals (mice and rats). Further, there are CR experiments underway with Rhesus monkeys that are incomplete but do demonstrate positive health effects of CR. |