Supplementary Terminologies for the Cell Cycle Flashcards

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1
Q

The chromosome is composed of what parts?

A

P-arm
Centromere
Q-arm
Telomere
Cohesins

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2
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Short arm upwards

A

P-arm

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3
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Long arm downwards

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Q-arm

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4
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Tips of the chromosome

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Telomere

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5
Q

How does multiple rounds of cell division affect the telomere?

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With each cell division, the length of the telomere shortens.

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6
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Holds the sister chromatids together for condensation.

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Cohesins

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7
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Point where sister chromatids are joined together

A

Centromere

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8
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Thin fibrous strand of DNA and proteins coiled.

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Chromatin

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9
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Chromatin is wrapped around organizing proteins called?

A

Histones

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10
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One-half of a chromosome.

A

Chromatid

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11
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A chromosome can be made up of ___.

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Two sister chromatids or one chromatid.

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12
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The same 100%.

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Sister Chromatids

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13
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Non-Sister Chromatids can be considered as?

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Homologous Chromosomes

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14
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Same Centromere
Same Gene Location
Same Length
Different Alleles

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Non-Sister Chromatids/Homologous Chromosomes

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15
Q

Another term for gene location?

A

Loci

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16
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Alternative versions of a gene.

17
Q

A cysteine protease responsible for removing the cohesion between sister chromatids

18
Q

An example of an allele differing in homologous chromosomes.

A

From your paternal, you get blue eyes.

From your maternal, you get brown eyes.

19
Q

So, why is it that homologous chromosomes only differ in alleles?

A

Since they pair with each other in Meiosis, you cannot pair a trait for the eye, for a trait specializing in hair color. It should be the same.

20
Q

Pairs of chromosomes that completely differ.

A

Non-Homologous Chromosomes

21
Q

A pair of XY chromosomes are an example of?

A

Non-Homologous Chromosomes

22
Q

2n

23
Q

n

24
Q

When you refer to n…

A

It is equal to 23 chromosomes.

25
Chromosomes are counted by the number of?
Centromeres
26
If there are 46 chromatids with a centromere, how many chromosomes are there?
46
27
How many chromosomes are there in total?
46
28
How many from each parent?
23 pairs each
29
There are how many autosomes?
22
30
How many pairs of sex chromosomes?
1
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Tetrads
Four Sister Chromatids