4a Flashcards

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somatic
germ

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somatic-body cells, made up of body’s tissues and organs, DNA is not passed to offspring
germ- found in reproductive organs, develop into gametes, DNA can be passed to offspring

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2
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chromosomes in somatic cells

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46

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3
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male gamete
female

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sperm,egg

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4
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human gamete

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23

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5
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homologous chromosomes

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Have copies of the same genes/same length and general appearance

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6
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xy

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male

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7
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xx

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female

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8
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what nuclei has more genes

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x

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9
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fusion of egg and sperm cells

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fertilization

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10
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diploid2n haploidn

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dip- 2 copies of each chromosome
hap- 1 copy of each chromosome

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11
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somatic is diploid or haploid

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diploid

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12
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why is it important that gametes are haploid

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when the sperm and egg fuse together the cell will have 46 chromosomes

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13
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what type of division do germ cells undergo in order to produce gametes

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Mitosis

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14
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cells produced by mitosis

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2 identical daughter cells

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15
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cells produced by meiosis

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4

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16
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gametogenesis

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production of the gametes

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17
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polar bodies

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one of four cells produced by meiosis actually go on to become an egg/the egg will receive most of the organelles the other cells will become polar bodies

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18
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why is genetic variation good

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produces variation in the offspring species can adapt to environments survival advantages a disease or change in environment is less likely to affect all of the individuals in a population

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19
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what happens when crossing over occurs during meiosis

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exchange of chromosome segments between homologous chromosomes during prophase 1 of meiosis 1 this results in a new combination of genes

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20
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gene linkage

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genes located close together tend to be inherited together

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21
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what must happen before able to reproduce

22
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were are human egg cells produced

23
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what is the main female hormone that controls reproduction

24
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what happens to a human egg once it leaves an ovary

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enters the fallopian tube

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in what organ will a fertilized egg develop into a baby
uterus
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were are human sperm produced
testicles
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what is the main male hormone that controls reproduction
testosterone
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what is the term for the cell that forms when an egg and sperm unite
zygote
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fluid filled sac that protects a developing embryo
amniotic sac
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placenta
connects the mother and the embryo/ allows exchange of oxygen, nutrients, and waste
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how are the embryo and placenta connected
umbilica cord
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pregnancy lasts
9 months
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stages of pregnancy
trimester 1 2 3
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Challenging for scientists to study DNA
DNA is a very large molecule far to small to see
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cut up DNA into manageable sections
enzymes
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restriction map
show the lengths of DNA fragments between restriction sites in a strand of DNA
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polymerase chain reaction (PCR)
a technique that produces millions of copies of a specific DNA sequence in just a few hours
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uses DNA fingerprinting
solving crimes/prove family relations/study biodiversity
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clone
a genetically identical copy of a gene or an entire organism
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bacteria that reproduce via binary fission clones of each other
bacteria produce identical genetic copies of themselves through binary fission
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issues of cloning mammals
typically unhealthy age quick environmental factors cause genes to be expressed in different ways, controversial
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why is genetic engineering possible
all organisms share the same basic nucleotides
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recombinant DNA
DNA that contains genes from more than one organism
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transgenic
one or more genes from another organism is inserted into its genome
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issues with genetically modified plants
not a lot of research/ genes may cause allergic reactions/ negative impacts to the environment
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genome
organisms genetic information
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genomics
study of genomes
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Human genome project
Mapped and sequenced all the DNA base pairs of human chromosomes/ identifies all genes within the sequence
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genetic screening controversial
create tension within a family because of the results can reveal information about other family members in addition to the person who is tested
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gene therapy
the replacement of a defective or missing gene or the addition of a new gene into a persons genome in order to treat a disease/ the goal is the add the gene to the correct cells and to get the gene to become part of the cells DNA