CM 7 Flashcards

(20 cards)

1
Q

Perpetus means everlasting
To perpetuate means “ to make something to continue”

A

Perpetuation

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2
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The process by which organisms replicate themselves

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Reproduction

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3
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2 types of reproduction

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Asexual and Sexual

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4
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-Imvolvement of male and female gametes
-only happens in flowering plants (angiosperms)

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Sexual reproduction

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5
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Vegetative: involves other parts of the plants
Genetically modified prganisms ( plants and animals)
- occurs when new plants are developed from parent plant’s roots, stem or leaves

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Asexual reproduction

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6
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3 stages of sexual reproduction

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Pollination
Zygote formation
Fruit and seed formation

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7
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The pollen grains are transferred across the anther to the stigma of the same flower or to flowers different plants either through self pollination or cross pollination

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Pollination

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8
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The male gamete is transferred down through the style of the pistil to the ovary where the male gamete is fused with the female gamete to form a zygote

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Zygote formation

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9
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The obary develops into fruit snd ovules into seeds

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Fruit and seed formation

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10
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The process in which the male and female gamete together to form a new individual (offspring)

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Sexual reproduction ( animals)

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11
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The process of producing an identical copy of a parent animal.
- can produce many offspring quickly

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Asexual reproduction ( animal)

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12
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Asexual reproduction which a new individuak develops from almost any point of the body, usually restricted to specialized areas

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Budding

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13
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Reproduction involving specialized single cells (spore) coming crom one parent

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Sporulation ( spore formation)

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14
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Splitting of a single celled organism( bacteria, archaea, amoebas) into two

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Binary fission

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15
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The process of generating a genetically identical copy of a cell or an organism
- can be natural or artificial

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Cloning

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16
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Happens when some plants and single celled organisms such as bacteria produce genetically identical offspring through asexual reproduction in nature

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Natural cloning

17
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Produces copies of genes or segments of DNA

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gene cloning a.k.a dna cloning

18
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Produce copies of whole animals

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Reproductive cloning

19
Q

Produces embryotic stem cells for experiments aimed at creatingbtissues to replacemomjured or diseased tissuesn

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Therapeutic cloning

20
Q

Is considered the manufacture and destruction of a human lide, even though that life has not developed past the embryotic stage

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Therapeutic cloningb