Chapter 9 Flashcards

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What was the earliest process of combining genes?

A

conjugation

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conjugation

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bacterium uses sex pilus to transfer genetic material to another bacterium *variation even with asexual reproduction*

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karyotype

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size-ordered chart of all chromosomes in a cell

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autosomes

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22 pairs of chromosomes that are the same for both sexes

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homologous pair

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matching pair of chromosomes that look alike and have the same gene sequence

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how are the chromosomes in a homolog different?

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they have different alleles

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zygote

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1st cell of a new organism

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germ cells

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specialized diploid cells in ovaries and testes

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What is the cell at the beginning of Meiosis 1?

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gamete (diploid cell)

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Early prophase 1

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chromosomes condense and become visible

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Late prophase 1

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crossing over occurs; spindle forms; nuclear envelope breaks up

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Metaphase 1

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homologs align at equator of cell

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Anaphase 1

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homologs separate to opposite poles; sister chromatids remain joined

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Telophase 1

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nuclear envelope forms and spindle disappears

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What are the cells at the beginning of Meiosis II?

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2 haploid cells

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Prophase II

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spindles form; nuclear envelopes break up

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Metaphase II

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chromosomes align along equator of cell

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Anaphase II

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centromeres split and sister chromatids separate to opposite poles

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Telophase II

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nuclear envelopes form; chromosomes decondense; spindles disappear

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What are the products of Meiosis II?

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4 non-identical haploid daughter cells

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crossing over

A

2 homologous chromosomes exchange genetic material

22
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chiasma

A

site of crossing over

23
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polyploid cell

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has one or more complete sets of extra chromosomes

24
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what causes nondisjunction?

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chromosomes fail to separate in anaphase I or II

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what is nondisjunction?
gamete has an extra or missing chromosome
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trisomy 21
3 copies of chromosome 21 = Down Syndrome
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Before which phases is DNA copied in cell division?
mitosis and meiosis I
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# Reverse bacterium uses sex pilus to transfer genetic material to another bacterium \*variation even with asexual reproduction\*
conjugation
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# Reverse size-ordered chart of all chromosomes in a cell
karyotype
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# Reverse 22 pairs of chromosomes that are the same for both sexes
autosomes
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# Reverse matching pair of chromosomes that look alike and have the same gene sequence
homologous pair
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# Reverse 1st cell of a new organism
zygote
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# Reverse specialized diploid cells in ovaries and testes
germ cells
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# Reverse chromosomes condense and become visible
Early prophase 1
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# Reverse crossing over occurs; spindle forms; nuclear envelope breaks up
Late prophase 1
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# Reverse homologs align at equator of cell
Metaphase 1
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# Reverse homologs separate to opposite poles; sister chromatids remain joined
Anaphase 1
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# Reverse nuclear envelope forms and spindle disappears
Telophase 1
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# Reverse spindles form; nuclear envelopes break up
Prophase II
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# Reverse chromosomes align along equator of cell
Metaphase II
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# Reverse centromeres split and sister chromatids separate to opposite poles
Anaphase II
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# Reverse nuclear envelopes form; chromosomes decondense; spindles disappear
Telophase II
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# Reverse 2 homologous chromosomes exchange genetic material
crossing over
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# Reverse site of crossing over
chiasma
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# Reverse has one or more complete sets of extra chromosomes
polyploid cell
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# Reverse gamete has an extra or missing chromosome
nondisjunction
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# Reverse 3 copies of chromosome 21 = Down Syndrome
trisomy 21