B12 Reproduction Flashcards

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What happens in stage 1 of cell cycle

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Chromosones replicate and number sub cellular structures increase

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What happens during stage 2 of the cell cycle

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Mitosis- One set of cheomosones is pulled to each end of the cell

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What happens during stage 3 of the cell cycle

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Cytokinesis- the cytoplasm and cell membrane devides into two identical daughter cells

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4
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Give 4 ways sperm cells are adapted for their function

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Has a tail- helps it move to the egg
Contains genetic information
Contains lots of mitochondria- to transfer the energy needed foe the tail to work
Contains many enzymes- allow sperm to break through egg membranes

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5
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Give 4 features of sexual reproduction

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Involves two parents
Involves gametes
There is variation in the offspring
Genetic material is mixed

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6
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How many pairs of chromosones do human body cells have

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23 pairs in the nucleus

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7
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What is the genome of an organism

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The entire genetic material of the organism

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8
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How many chromosones do egg and sperm cells contain

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23 chromosones

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9
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How many chromosones does a fertalised egg contain

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46 chromosnes

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10
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What is a dominant allele

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An allele that controls a characteristic when it is present e.g BB or Bb

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What is a recessive allele

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An allele that controls the characteristic when a dominant allele isn’t present e.g. bb

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12
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How many chromosones are there in human body cells, how are they aranged?

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46 chromosnes arranged in pairs

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13
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Why do sex cells have half the usual number of chrmosones

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So when they fertalise they restore 46 chromosones

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14
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What happens to the chromosne number at fertalisation

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It doubles

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15
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What is an allele

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A different version of a gene

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16
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What is homozygote

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Two identical alleles for a characteristics

17
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What is heterozygote

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Different alleles for a characteristic

18
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What is genotype

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Describes the alleles present of an individual regarding a particular characteristic e.g Bb or bb

19
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What is phenotype

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Describes the physical appearance of an individual regarding a particular characteristic e.g black fur

20
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What is a gene

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A small section of DNA found in a chromosone

21
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What is genome

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Entire set of genetic material in an organism

22
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What are chromosones

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Long molecules of DNA

23
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What are gametes

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Contaims half the normal amount of chromosones in a cell (23) as it only has on eof each chromosone

24
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What gender is X sperm and Y sperm

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X sperm is a girl
Y sperm is a boy