unit 5 Flashcards

(26 cards)

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Mitosis

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division of a somatic cell that results in 2 genetically identical daughter cells

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Meiosis

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body cells of adult organisms have 2 sets of homologous (matching) chromosomes-1 set from female parent and 1 set from male parent

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Cell Cycle

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used to replace damaged cells in multicellular organisms, single-celled organisms use it to reproduce, EX: humans

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4
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Interphase

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where cell division begins and when the chromosomes duplicate

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5
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Prophase

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DNA condenses into chromosomes, nuclear envelop dissolves, spindle fibers begin forming

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Metaphase

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Spindle fibers connect to the centromere of chromosomes and line them up in the center of the cell

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Anaphase

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Spindle fibers pull sister chromatids to opposite poles of the cell

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Cytokinesis

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animal cells begin to pinch into 2 new cells while plant cells grow a cell plate between 2 new nuclei

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Telophase

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New nuclear envelopes begin to develop around the DNA (chromatids)

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10
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cell plate

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a plate that is grown between 2 nuclei

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cleavage furrow

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pinching of cytoplasm

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spindle fiber

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make sure that chromosomes are safely divided up to opposite poles of the cell

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13
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chromosome

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DNA/ they contain genetic information

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14
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sister chromatid

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caused by spindle fibers pulling them apart making…

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15
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centromere

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considered to be the center of the cell

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16
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centriole

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develops spindle fibers

17
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asexual reproduction

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involves 1 parent, use by both prokaryotes and eukaryotes, results in identical copies (clones), no mixing of DNA

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sexual reproduction

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involves 2 parents to reproduce whilst both continue the genetic information

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haploid (n)

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(N means 1 set) half the number of chromosomes as somatic (body) cells

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diploid (2n)

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(2N means 2 sets) total number of chromosomes in a somatic cell

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budding

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a small outgrowth grows on the side of the parent, and eventually breaks off as a new, smaller but identical organism (EX: yeast & hydra)

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vegetative propagation

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new plants grow from clippings of the leaves, stems, or roots of existing plants…used in agriculture to skip the seedling stage bc it allows plants to mature faster

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regeneration

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low level animals can regrow limbs and tails once they have lost them

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spores

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reproductive structure that is released into the air by a sporangium, when it lands in a favorable environment, it grows & divides through the cell cycle (EX: moulds)

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grafting
aka artificial vegetative propagation...a bud, stem or root section from one plant is joined to another to produce desire traits (EX: disease resistance in apples, pears, etc..)
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variation
caused by crossing over the cells