Unit 5 Flashcards

1
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Gametes

A

male/female sex cells

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2
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Fertilization

A

male gamete unites with female gamete

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3
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Zygote

A

the resulting cell from fertilization

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4
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Dominant

A

trait that shows

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5
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Recessive

A

can’t be seen if there is a dominant

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6
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Carrier

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has dominant and recessive, doesn’t show recessive, but can pass it on

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7
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Homozygous

A

the 2 letters are the SAME size (TT or tt)

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8
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Heterozygous

A

the 2 letters are DIFFERENT sized (Tt)

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9
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Phenotype

A

way an organism looks/behaves

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10
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Genotype

A

what the letters actually are (can’t always be seen)

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11
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Genetics

A

study of heredity, the passing of characteristics from parents to children

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12
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Gene

A

the part of the DNA that codes for a trait

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13
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Alleles

A

variations of the same gene (ex: brown, blue, green eyes)

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14
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Gregor Mendel

A

the father of Genetics

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15
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Mendels 3 Laws:

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  1. Law of Segregation
  2. Law of Independent Assortment
  3. Law of Dominance
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16
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Law of Segregation

A

A parent who has 2 alleles can only pass on one

17
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Law of Independent Assortment

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Traits are inherited separately

18
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Law of Dominance

A

Dominant alleles will always cover up recessive alleles

19
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Non-Mendelian Genetics:

A
  1. Sex Linked
  2. Codominant
  3. Incomplete dominance
20
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Sex Linked

A

a gene carried on the sex chromosome

21
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Codominant

A

instead of a trait being dominant both traits appear (blood type, speckled flowers)

22
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Incomplete dominance

A

both traits are expressed at the same time or blended

23
Q

Blood typing

A

displays codominance

24
Q

Color blindness

A

recessive x-linked trait, only one recessive allele is required to show color blindness in males

25
Q

Dihybrid cross

A

punnett square that crosses 2 traits

26
Q

Meiosis

A

sexual reproduction, makes children DIFFERENT from parents and siblings

27
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Crossing Over

A

exchange of genetic material between chromosomes in Prophase I

28
Q

PMAT

A

Prophase
Metaphase
Anaphase
Telophase

29
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Nondisjunction

A

failure of chromosomes to separate during meiosis resulting in missing or extra chromosomes

30
Q

Characteristics of Meiosis

A

Cells divide twice
End with 4 daughter cells
Produce gametic (sex) cells

31
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Characteristics of Meiosis

A

Gametic cells are ALL different
Have HALF the chromosomes
Somatic (diploid)=46
Gametic (haploid)=23