genetics Flashcards

(32 cards)

1
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What are dna bases

A

AT
CG

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2
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RNA bases

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AU CG

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3
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What is Dna and Rna made of

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nucleotide, proteins, fats, complex carbs

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4
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how many hydrogen bonds between adenine and thymine

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2

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5
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how many hydrogen bonds between cytosine and guanine

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3

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6
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what sides of dna alternate between waht two molecules

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phosphate and deoxyribose

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7
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backbone of rna is made of what molecules

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phosphate and ribosome sugar

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8
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what is a chromosome

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coiled dna with proteins

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9
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how many chromosomes do humans have

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46

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10
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what happens in g1 and checkpoint

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the cell gathers materials, increases in size, and perspires to replicate DNA

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11
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what happens in g0

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cell can exist if fails to meet requirements or not enough materials

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12
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what happens in S phase and checkpoint

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DNA is replicated, ends with two sets of chromosomes - ensures there were no errrors in dna replication

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what happens in g2 and checkpoint

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cell continues to and prep for division materials organize themselves – chromosome set is complete the same procedures as checkpoint one

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14
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define interphase

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Interface accounts for 80% of the cell cycle and is where the self duplicate DNA and prepared for division

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15
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what happens in prophase of mitosis

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nuclear membrane begins to disappear -chromatin condenses into sister chromatids- centrioles move to either side of cell -spindle fibre start to form

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16
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what happens at metaphase

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Sister chromatic lineup at the equator

17
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what happens in anaphase

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spindle fibres retract and break – sister chromatids apart into chromosomes that move to either side of cell

18
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what happens in telophase(real)

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nuclear envelope reforms around chromosomes (two nuclei each with chromosomes) –
chromosome stretch out to chromatin – cell begins to split in 2, cleavage furrow

19
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what is haploid

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half number of dna (23) N

20
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diploid

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full amount of dna 46 2n

21
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where does meiosis occur

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gonads, testicles, ovaries

22
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what happens in prophase 1

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The replicated chromosomes, condense, and form chromatid pairs - homologous chromosomes pair up and form a tetrad

23
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what is synapsis

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process of pairing up homologous chromosomes

24
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crossing over

A

occurs between arms of chromosomes
exchanges genetic material between chromosomes inncreasing genetic variability

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metaphase 1
tetrads line up randomly and do independent assortment
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anaphase 1
tetrads split up and move to opposite sides
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telophase 1
nuclear membrane reforms around two sets of genetic info and splits
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prophase 2
NO DNA REPLICATION: beginning of 2nd division
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metaphase 2
chromatid pairs line up, independent assortment of sister chromatids
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anaphase 2
chromatid pairs split
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telophase 2
splits into 4, one taking most of the revives and have n chromosomes
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nondisjunction
failure of chromosomes to divide properly in anaphase 1 or two, results in having too many or too less chromosomes