Cell division , Genetics,Reproduction study guide Flashcards

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a fertilized egg, the result of a sperm and egg cell nucleus combining

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Zygote

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the many celled ball that results after and ovum is fertilized

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blastula

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Steps in Mitosis

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Porphase,Metaphase,Anaphase,and Telophase

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of cell divisions

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Mitosis= 1 Meiosis = 2

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of daughter cells

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Mitosis = 2 Meiosis = 4

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Chromosome#

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Mitosis = 2n Meiosis = 1n

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sperm cell and egg cell nucleus fuse forming a zygote

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Fertilization

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the zygote begins to divide forming a many celled ball called a blastula. each cell in the blastula is identical at this point ,and is called a blastomere

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Cleavage

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Each blastomre transforms into one of three germ layers, ectoderm, mesoderm, or endoderm

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Gastriculation

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the neural fold forms closes and becomes the neutral tube a precursor of the brainnnnnnnn and spinal cord. if the tube does not close completely, a condition callled spinal bifida results.

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Neurlation

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formation and function of the organs

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Organogenesis

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all organs become larger

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growth

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the reproductive organs produce functional gametes - egg and sperm

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Gametogenesis

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a segment on a chromosome which codes for 1 trait

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gene

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the passing of genetic information form parent to offspring

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Heredity

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requires only 1 allele for the trait to be expressed i.e. Rr > red flower

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Dominant Trait

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Requires 2 alleles for the trait to be expressed i.e. rr white flower color

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Recessive Trait

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the actual alleles present in an individual

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Genotype

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what you see in the individual i.e. Brown hair, red flower color.

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phenotype

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a version of a gene. I.e. R or r

Humans have 23 pairs of chromosomes and therefore 2 alleles for each trait

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Allele

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Genrally 3 phenotypes are seen for the trait I.e Red, pink, and white

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Incomplete Dominance

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the allele or trait is carried on the X chromosome and is seem more frequently in males than females

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sex linked

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chromosomes exchange portions of themselves and increase genetic variability

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Crossing Over

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Inactivated X chromosomes found only in females

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Barr bodies

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produces a nutrient fluid rich in fructose. Acts as a PH buffer and contains prostaglandin to increase vaginal and uterine muscle contractions to help move the sperm up the female reproductive tract.
Seminal vesicle
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Produces a mucus like lubricating substance. located at base of penis
Cowpers Gland
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Secretes a milky alkaline fluid and adjusts ph of semen to ph7.5
Prostate Gland
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Spermatogenic cells in tubule wall
produce sperm
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Supporting , sertoli or nurse cells
nourish and support developing sperm
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in connective tissue around tubule produce testosterone
interstitial cells
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collecting duct for maturing sperm
Epididymis
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muscular tube which moves sperm from te epididymis to the base of the penis. It ends at the seminal vesicle
Vas Deferens
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the fluid from all of the glands, plus sperm
Semen
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composed of follicular cells plus an ovum. follicular cells turn into corpus leutem after the 14th day of the cycle and produce estrogen
Follicle
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in the female. produces a mucus like lubricating substance
Bartholins Gland
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a cell that will develop into an mature egg or ovum
Ooyte
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composed of follicles. Produces one Ovum per month, and estrogen
OVary
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the lining of the Uterus
endometrium
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a hollow muscular tube that acts as te birth canal, and used for copulation
Vagina
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A hollow muscular tube that nourished an embryo in pregnancy
Uterus
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muscular ring a the bottom of the vagina. Produces thick mucus near the time of ovulation. produces very thick mucus in pregnancy to help prevent sperm from entering the reproductive tract.
Cervix
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causes painful blisters and sores on the Genital region
Genital Herpes
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Causes painful urination in males, and pid or pelvic inflammatory disease in females
Gonorrhea
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caused by a tiny parasitic bacterium. can cause sexual, eye, joint ,,and lung infections in new borns
Chlamydia
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caused by a bacterium. occurs in 3 distinct stages. 1 chancre 2 body rash 3 . nervous system , brain and artery damage .
syphilis
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caused by the papiloma virus. cause wart like growth on the genital area. treated by removal but they grow back
Genital warts
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COnsists of G1,s,G2
INterphase
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Normal growth of the cell
Gap phase 1
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Dna is replicated or copied if the cell is large enough and ad enough cell organelles
s snthesis
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a protein necessary for cell division is made
Gap Phase 2
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movement of chromosomes
Mitosis
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the chromatin condenses into highly coiled turned off chromosomes
Prophase
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Chromosomes at the equator or metaphase plate
Metaphase
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Centromere splits and each sister chromatid moves to opposite ends or poles of the cell.
Anaphase
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Chromatids are at the poles of the cell. the nuclear envelope reforms around them and cytokinesis or division of the cytoplasm begins
Telophase
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XXY sterile male with some breast development
Kleinfelters syndrome
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3 copies of chromosomes #21 Mental Retardation
Down Sndrome
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Faulty chloride ion channel . mucus builds up in lungs , pancreas, and intestines DNAse is a treatment no cure
Cystic Fibrosis
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these individuals can not eat phenylalanine , one of the amino acids, and must not eat foods with nutraSweet.
PKU
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Xo
Turners Syndrome
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a female hormone which causes the uterine lining to thicken in anticipation of pregnancy
estrogen
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Maintains the uterine lining if pregnancy occurs
Progesterone
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Follicle stimulating hormone causes the follicle to develop and mature
FSH
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Leutenizing hormone causes the oocyte to complete its1 st meiotic division in preparation of ovulation
LH
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after ovulation the follicle cells are converted into corpus luteum, which produces estrogen on about the 21st day of the menses cycle.
Corpus Luteum