Chapter 8 Flashcards

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Sexual reproduction

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Require two parents offspring is a combination of parents

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2
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Asexual

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Requires only one parent offspring genetically identical to parent

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3
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How does binary fission work and what cells do this

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Cell division in prokaryotes cells cells cutting half

  1. Duplication 2. Cell elongation 3. Cell division
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4
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What is the cell doing in interphase in eukaryotes

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Interphase is the life cycle of a cell

G1 growth more proteins replicated

S DNA is completely replicated

G2 more proteins synthesized metabolic activity

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5
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What is chromatin

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DNA and protein fibers when are not condensed together chromosomes condense for cell division

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6
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Chromosome

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A separate strand of DNA when contains hundreds of particular genes

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7
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Sister chromatid

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Two identical copies of a chromosome connected by a centromere

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Centromere

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Physical place at which the two identical sister chromatid are held together is consistent for a particular chromosome it binds together sister chromosome

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9
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What are the three functions of mitosis

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Growth cell replacement asexual reproduction

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10
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The single function of meiosis

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Sexual reproduction

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11
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Cytokinesis different in plant and animals

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Plants - have cell walls so they form a cell plate within then turns into a new cell wall

Animals- don’t have a cell wall so they are mandible so it splits after forming membranes around chromosome group

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12
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In what phase of the cell cycle does an organism spend most of its time

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Interphase

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13
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What are anchorage dependency

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Cells must be in contact with solid surface to divide needs a surface because they can’t grow in fluids

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14
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Density dependency

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Cell growing on a surface grow until they form a single layer then stop dividing

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15
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What does the cell cycle regulate and how does it work

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Cell cycle regulates the growth and development of new cells and including the or DNA

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16
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What is a homologous chromosomes

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Two chromosomes which contains genes for the same trait in the same places but may hold many different instructions from within

17
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What is centromere

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Physical place are held together; is consistent for a particular chromosome

18
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Centrosome

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A structure within the auto plasm which forms the spindle during cell division

19
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What is spindle and what is it made of

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Microtubles which emerges from centrosomes and attach to the centromeres and chromosomes

20
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Locus

A

Physical position along a particular chromosome

21
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How many copies is a haploid diploid trilogy and tetraloid

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Hap 1
Di 2
Tri 3
Tetra 4

22
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What is fertilization

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Haploid sperm and egg cell rise to form diploid zygote

23
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What is independent orientation

A

8 million possibilities for sperm

8 million possibilities for egg

24
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Randoms fertilization

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Is a part of genetic variation

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Cross over
Another way of increasing genetic variation
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What is karyotype and what can it tell you
The number and visual appearance of the chromosome can kill us
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Autosome
Number from largest to smallest identified by size position of centromere
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Sex chromosome
One pair in humans Xx female Xy male
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What is nondisjunction and what are the consequences for the affected organism
An error in meiosis | The adding or removing of a chromosome affects many phenotypes and are chromosome is affected if more than lethal