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chapter 8- making ATP Flashcards

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chromosomes duplicate and one copy moves to opposite side of cell

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first step of binary fission (prokaryotic cell division)

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2
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cell elongates

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step 2 of binary fission

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plasma membrane pinches in and more cell wall is made

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last step of binary fission

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4
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what are chromosomes made of

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protein and dna

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5
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exact copy of original chromatid attached at the centeomere

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sister chromatid

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6
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growth, organelles double

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G1 of interphase

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chromosome replication (synthesis of dna)

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S phase of interphase

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8
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more growth, and proteins are made

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G2 of interphase

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thick, condensed chromosomes, nucleus disappears

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prophase of mitosis

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chromosomes line up in the middle of the cell along invisible metaphase plate

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metaphase of mitosis

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sister chromatids move to opposite poles

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anaphase of mitosis

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12
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nucleus reforms at round thick chromosomes and either a cleavage furrow or cell plate appears

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telophase of mitosis

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13
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what is the purpose of cell division/ reproduction in eukaryotic organisms

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to heal/repair
growth and development
asexual reproduction (mitosis)
sexual reproduction (meiosis)

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14
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cleavage furrow

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occurs in animal cell telophase where membrane pinches in and makes figure 8 shape

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cell plate

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occurs in a plant cell in telophase and creates cell wall

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what is the purpose of meiosis vs mitosis

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meiosis is for sexual reproduction (makes gametes) and to reduce chromosome number by half

mitosis is for asexual reproduction

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17
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pairs of chromosomes that are similar in size shape and carry the same types of genes, one from each parent

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homologous chromosomes

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18
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meiosis vs mitosis

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meiosis makes gametes (sexual reproduction) and mitosis is for asexual reproduction

meiosis creates 4 haploid cells while mitosis creates 2 identical diploid daughter cells

meiosis goes through 2 stages of division while mitosis only has one

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diploid cells (2n)

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has 2 sets of chromosomes (46)

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haploid cells (n)

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has 1 set of chromosomes (23)

21
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condensed chromosomes
homologous pairs synapse and cross over

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prophase 1 of meiosis

22
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homologous pairs line up in middle of cell

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metaphase 1 of meiosis

23
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homologous pairs separate and move to poles

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anaphase 1 of meiosis

24
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nucleus reforms around chromosomes
cleave furrow or cell plate forms

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telophase 1 of meiosis

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cytokinesis of meiosis 1

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2 haploid daughter cells

26
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prophase 2 of meiosis

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condensed chromosomes

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metaphase 2 of meiosis

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chromosomes line up in the middle

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anaphase 2 of meiosis

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sister chromatids separate

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telophase 2 of meiosis

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nucleus reforms

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cytokinesis of meiosis 2

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4 haploid gametes

31
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what events increase genetic variability in meiosis

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prophase 1
metaphase 1
fertilization

32
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how does prophase 1 increase genetic variability

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homologous pairs synapse and cross over between non sister chromatids

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how does metaphase 1 increase genetic variability in meiosis

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random alignment of homologous pairs

34
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advantages of asexual reproduction

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fast, efficient, and able to invade habitat quickly

35
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disadvantage of asexual reproduction

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low genetic diversity

36
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advantage to sexual reproduction

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increase genetic variability

37
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disadvantage of sexual reproduction

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mutations

38
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faliure of chromosomes to separate during anaphase 1 or 2

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nondisjunction (mistakes in meiosis)

39
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example of nondisjunction

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trisomy —-> down syndrome

40
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mutation where a segment is removed from a chromosome (creates shorter chromosome)

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deletion

41
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mutation where segment is repeated (chromosome is longer)

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duplication

42
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mutation where a segment is reversed (reverses nucleotide sequence)

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inversion

43
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mutation where a segment breaks off one chromosome and attaches to another (changes structure if 2 chromosomes)

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translocation

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