B13. Reproduction Flashcards

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What is the definition of reproduction?

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When organisms produce offspring similar to themselves

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What is the definition of gametes

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Sex cells such as sperm cells

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What is the definition of a mutation

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A change in the DNA

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What is the definition of asexual reproduction?

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When one parent produces offspring (NOT children) that are genetically identical to itself, which often happens in bacteria or fungi

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What is the definition of binary fission?

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Reproduction by simple cell division in bacteria

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What is the definition of budding?

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How yeast reproduce by simply growing a bud on top of the yeast cell

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What are the main key points asexual reproduction?

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No fusion of gametes (sex cells)
Genes from only one parent
Offspring show NO variation
Genetically identical offspring (clones)

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What factors could affect the offspring not being completely identical to its parent during asexual reproduction.

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A change in the DNA known as mutation
Environmental factors such as light intensity and temperature

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How does asexual reproduction work in daffodils

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Bulbs are very short shoots, the stem is encircled by a small number of fleshy leaves. The leaf bases swell and produce a bulb

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How does asexual reproduction work in daffodils

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Potatoes are stem tubers, the tubers carry buds which can produce shoots, using the food stored in the tuber

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What is the definition of sexual reproduction?

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The joining of male and female gametes producing genetic variation in the offspring

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What is the definition of mitosis?

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When a single parent cell divides to produce 2 genetically identical diploid daughter cells

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What is the definition of meiosis?

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When a single parent cell divides to produce 4 haploid daughter cells

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What is the definition of haploid cells?

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the presence of a single set of chromosomes in an organism’s cells

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What is the definition of DNA?

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The chemical that makes up the genetic material of humans.

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What is the definition of a chromosome?

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The chemical that makes up the genetic material of humans. It is a polymer made up of of many individual units. These units the

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What is the definition of double helix?

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The double helix is a description of the molecular shape of a double-stranded DNA molecule

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What is the definition of a nucleotide?

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Nucleotides are organic molecules composed of a nitrogenous base, a pentose sugar and a phosphate.

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What is the definition of the complementary base pairing?

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The manner in which the nitrogenous bases of the DNA molecules align with each other

A = T
C = G

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What is the definition of a gene?

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A short section of a chromosome which codes for particular protein

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What is the definition of an allele?

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Different versions of the same gene

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What is the definition of a genome?

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The complete set of genes or genetic material present in a cell or organism.

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What is the definition of a zygote?

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The cell that forms when a sperm fertilizes an egg during sexual reproduction

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What is the definition of a embryo?

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The early stage of development for multicellular organisms

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What is the definition of a dominant allele?
An allele that will always produce a characteristic if it is present e.g. BB or Bb
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What is the definition of a recessive allele?
An allele that only expresses a characteristic if there a two of them present e.g. bb
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What is the definition of homozygous?
When the two alleles are the same, either both dominant or both recessive
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What is the definition of heterozygous?
When the two alleles are different, one dominant and one recessive
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What is the definition of genotype?
The actual alleles on organism has
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What is the definition of phenotype
The physical characteristic the genotype expresses