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1
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Ploidy def

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the # of full sets of chromosomes in the nucleus

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2
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Homologous chromosomes def

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ones that are the same and bear same genes in the same order

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3
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Genome def

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collection of all genes in haploid

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4
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how do you represent a ploidy

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represented in terms of n

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5
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gamete + gamete is equal to what

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zygote

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polypoid

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more than 2 full sets of chromosomes in the nucleus

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what is n

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n holds the species specific # of chromosomes in a species genome

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n is what

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a haploid cell

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9
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2n is what

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a diploid cell

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10
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homosapiens ploidy

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23 (46)

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11
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what is a gamete

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a haploid cell

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12
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what is a zygote

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a diploid cell

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13
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The cell cycle of eukaryotic cells includes what 2 main sections

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  1. interphase
  2. cell division
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14
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What are the 3 steps of interphase

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G1 phase, S phase, G2 phase

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What happens in G1 phase

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cell is doing its thang

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16
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what happens S PHase

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Synthesis
the DNA is doubled

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17
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What happens in the G2 phase

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making lots of extra organelles, meaning the double everything else

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What happens after G2,

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the cell divides

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19
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what are the steps of cell division in a eukaryotic cell

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Prophase
metaphase
anaphase
telophase
cytokinesis

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20
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what is cytokinesis

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the moment in time where 1 becomes 2

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21
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if mitosis starts with 4n, what does each daughter cell end with? how many daughter cells?

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2 daughter cells with the same ploidy as the parent cell. so each has 4n

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if meiosis starts with 2n, what does each daughter cell end with ? how many daughter cells are there?

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4 daughter cells each with half the ploidy of the parent cell. so each has n

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23
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DNA replication is when one chromatid does what

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duplicates and becomes two sister chromatids

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24
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what are sister chromatids held together by

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a protein complex named “cohesion complex”

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25
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paternal and maternal chromatids are what in relation to each other

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they are non sister chromatids but are a homologous pair

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26
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somatic cell def

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the cells of the “body”

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27
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what process do somatic cells go through

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mitosis

28
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meiocyte def, where is it ?

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part of the germline
can go through mitosis and meiosis

29
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what is meiosis for in a meiocyte

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gametogenesis

30
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what is the importance of DNA replication?

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necessary for viable daughter cells. they need the same ploidy number

31
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Chromatin def

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the material from which eukaryotic chromosmes is made

32
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what image helps describe chromatin?

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beads on a string

33
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percentages that make up a chromatin

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60 % histone proteins and 40 % DNA

34
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What is the beads on a string? why do they do it?

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DNA is wrapped around the collection of histone proteins in the histone core . They do this to save space .
THINK OF FRUIT ROLL UP ANALOGY

35
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centromere def

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where cohesion complex is, also just the indented portion of the chromosome

36
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where is the cohesion complex

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the centromere

37
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telomere def

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the two ends of a linear chromosome

38
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chromosome arms def

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the two sections of the chromosome . short arm is p and long arm is q in humans

39
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karyotype def

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is an illustration that shows the haploid or diploid complement of chromosomes from a species cell

40
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what are chromosomes 1-22 considered in the human

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autosomes

41
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what is chromosome 23 in the human

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sex chromosome

42
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what does the human karyotype show

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all 23 chromosomes

43
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what does chromosome 23 determine

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sex at birth

44
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Mitosis 5 phases

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interphase, prophase, metaphase, anaphase, telophase

45
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what happens in interphase of mitosis

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g1, s, g2

46
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what happens in prophase of mitosis

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condensation of chromosomes, MTOCS form at the poles, nucleus has disolved

47
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what happens in metaphase of mitosis

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microtubules grow out of MTOC
chromosomes reach the equator

48
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what happens in anaphase of mitosis

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sister chromatids separate

49
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what happens in telophase of mitosis

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chromosomes reach poles
nuclei reform

50
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What does MTOC stand for ?

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microtubule organizing center

51
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Another name for Centrosome ?

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MTOC

52
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Kinetochore def

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a complex of proteins that assemble at the centromere and serve as attatchment points for spindle fibers

53
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microtubule is also called ?

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spindle fiber

54
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what is a microtuble?

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a polymer of the protein tubulin (chain)

55
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Meiosis is 2n into what

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n n n n

56
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Is there two stages of meiosis or mitosis ?

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meiosis

57
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when does synapsis occur

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during prophase I of meiosis

58
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what is synapsis

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when chromatids of homologous chromosomes entangle with and attach to each otherand switch sections of material

59
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what are chromatids called that underwent synapsis

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recombinant chromatids

60
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synaptonemal complex def

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a protein complex that gives together the homologous chromosomes

61
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Chiasma def

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a point of crossover during synapsis

62
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does the chromosome physicall switch material ever ? if yes, when?

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during synapsis.at the chiasma

63
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What is another name for meiosis I

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reduction division

64
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What happens in Metaphase I of meiosis

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the chromosomes line up like a tetrad, not a line like mitosis

65
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what is another name for meiosis II

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mitosis like division

66
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