lecture 10-18 Flashcards
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Phenotype
the trait
Genotype
the combination of alleles in an indivual
alleles
different versions of genes result in different traits
Mendels first law (segregation)
2 alleles separate during gamete formation to end up in different gametes
Mendels first law (segregation)
the trait of the dominant allele can mask the trait of the recessive allele
Mendels first law (segregation)
explains the 3:1 ratio
Mendel’s second law (independent assortment)
alleles of different genes segregate independently of each other
purpose of Mendel’s law?
describe what happens to chromosomes during meoisis
Homozygous/Homozygote
both alleles the same
heterozygous/heterozygote
two different alleles, “carriers”
monohybrid cross
crossing 2 heterozygotes
photosynthesis
converts light energy into chemical energy in carbohydrates
cellular respiration
harvests energy to work from organic molecules
2 series of chloroplasts
light reactions: use light energy and split H2O to make O2
Calvin cycle: uses CO2 to make sugar H2O
Chloroplast
organelles where photosynthesis takes place,
5 phases of mitosis
Prophase, Prometaphase, Metaphase, Anaphase, & Telophase
Prophase
chromosomes start to condense, spindle and aster microtubules form, centrosomes migrate toward poles
prometaphase
nuclear envelope fragment, chromosomes fully condensed, centrosomes migrating toward poles, spindle attaches to kinetochores at centromeres
metaphase
chromosomes lined up at metaphase plate, centrosomes reach poles
Anaphase
sister chromatids move toward opposite poles, now daughter chromosomes
telophase
nuclear envelope returns, spindle, and asters are taken apart, chromosomes return to diffuse chromatin
reception
Specific signaling molecule binds to a specific integral receptor protein
transduction
Ligand activates receptors and causes some change that signals a response inside the cell, Signal transduction pathway: sequence of changes in multiple molecules, Converting one kind of signal to another
response
The transduced signal triggers a response, Turns genes on, turns genes off, activates an enzyme, turns off an enzyme