BIO 130 Chapters 1-4 Exam Flashcards

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1
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Fertilization

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the joining of sperm and egg

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Sexual Reproduction

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generation of genetically unique offspring as a result of the joining of sperm cell and egg

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3
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Fission

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a process where a parent separates into two or more organisms of roughly equal size

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4
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Asexual Reproduction

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generation of genetically identical offspring from a single parent

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Budding

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form of asexual reproduction in which an outgrowth appears on the parent, breaks off and becomes a new indivudual

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6
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Parthenogenesis

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form of asexual reproduction in which females lay unfertilized eggs that will develop

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Gametes

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an egg or sperm cell

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8
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External Fertilization

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joining of gametes outside of the body

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Internal Fertilization

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joining of gametes inside the body; internal fertilization if facilitated by specialized sex organs

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10
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Zygote

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a single cell that results from fertilization

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11
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Clones

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genetically identical offspring

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12
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Mitochondria

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the organelle that uses glucose to produce ATP (metabolic energy) in a cell

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Smooth Endoplasmic Reticulum (Smooth ER)

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membranous organelle that makes lipids and removes toxins from the cell

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Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum (Rough ER)

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membranous organelle that contains ribosomes; it produces the components of the plasma membrane and proteins

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15
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Chromatin

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unwound DNA

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16
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Golgi Apparatus

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packages cellular products for transport within or out of the cell

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17
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Chromosomes

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densely packaged, rod-shaped genetic material (DNA)

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18
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Prokaryotic Cell

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a simple cell that does not contain membrane bound organelles

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Cell

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the smallest part of an organism that is considered to be a living things

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20
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Adenosine Triphosphate (ATP)

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metabolic energy within a cell

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21
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Eukaryotic Cells

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found in plants, fungi, algae, and animals

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22
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Nucleus

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an organelle that contains DNA

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23
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Ribosome

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organelles that synthesize proteins

24
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Organelles

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membrane bound structures that perform specialized functions in a cell

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Genetic Material

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instructions for the cell on how to make different kinds of proteins

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Plasma Membrane

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separates the inside of the cell from the external environment and only allows particular substances to move through it

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Homologous

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term describing chromosomes of the same size and shaper and containing the same genes

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Telephase

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step of mitosis characterized by the reappearance of the nuclear envelope and the formation of chromatin

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Chromatin

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loosely arranged genetic material and protein

30
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Mitotic Spindles

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a protein scaffold that will pull the chromosomes towards opposite sides of the cell

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Chromatids

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form of condensed DNA that consists of a duplicated pair of chromosomes

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Centromere

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a protein that connects two chromatids

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Cytokinesis

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step of mitosis characterized by division of cytoplasm

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Prophase

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step of mitosis where chromatin becomes compacted and the nuclear envelope disappears

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Prophase

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step of mitosis where chromatin becomes compacted and the nuclear envelope disappears

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Prophase

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step of mitosis where chromatin becomes compacted and the nuclear envelope disappears

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Anaphase

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step of mitosis characterized by separation of chromatids

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Metaphase

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step of mitosis characterized by the appearance of centrioles, the formation of mitotic spindles and chromosomes lining up along the equator of the cell

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Interphase

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stage of the cell cycle which cell growth, production of proteins and replication of DNA occurs

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Diploid

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a cell that contains a set of chromosomes of paternal origin and a set of chromosomes of maternal origin

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Mitosis

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a form of cell division that produces genetically identical cells

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Interphase (Meiosis)

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step of meiosis characterized by the duplication of genetic material, cell growth, and the production of proteins

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Meiosis

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cell division in which a diploid cell divides twice to produce genetically distinct haploid gametes

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Haploid

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a cell containing a single set of chromosomes of paternal or maternal origin

43
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Cytokinesis II

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step of the second round of meiosis characterized by division of cytoplasm resulting in four haploid cells

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Telophase I

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step of the first round of meiosis characterized by decondensing chromosomes and the nuclear envelope reappears

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Metaphase I

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step of the first round of meiosis characterized by tetrads lining up along the equator of a cell

46
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Crossing Over

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process that allows recombination of genetic information across chromatid

47
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Anaphase II

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step of the second round of meiosis characterized by separation of chromatids

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Prophase I

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step of the first round of meiosis characterized by the disappearance of the nuclear envelope and the condensing of chromatin into chromosome

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Telophase II

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step of the second round of meiosis characterized by decondensing of chromosomes and the nuclear envelope reappears

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Prophase II

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step of the second round of meiosis characterized by the disappearance of the nuclear envelope and the condensing of chromatin into chromosomes

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Tetrads

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genetic material consisting of duplicated, homologous chromosomes

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Metaphase II

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step of the second round of meiosis characterized by

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Anaphase I

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step of the first round of meiosis characterized by separation of homologous chromosomes