Bio 181 Test unit 2 Flashcards

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If a cell is in a HYPOtonic environment and water can pass across the cell’s membrane, then the net movement of water will be

A

Into the cell

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Mitosis results in two genetically identical cells

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TRUE

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What molecule would pass most easily across a cell membrane without the help of a specialized transport protein

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A nonpolar, uncharged molecule

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4
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Where are proteins made if they are going to be secreted by the cell or located in the cell membrane

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The ribosomes in the rough ER

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If cells were grown at higher and lower tempertatures, how would that effect their permeability

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Cells grown at two different temperatures would have membranes with similar permeability

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If an organism has linear chromosomes, is it eukaryotic or prokaryotic?

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Eukaryotic, all eukaryotes have linear chromosomes

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If every person has a copy of a gene that can result in disease, are they all at increased risk of getting the disease?

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No, for all people have the gene but it does not mean someone will get the disease

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What requires mitotic cell division?

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Growth, cell replacement, wound healing

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9
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What requires meiotic cell division?

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Gamete synthesis

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In a species that has 5 pairs of chromosomes, how many genetically unique gametes could an individual make if there was no crossing over

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2^5=32 gametes

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If crossing over does not separate two alleles of the four, what is the probability one of the gametes will contain the first two alleles?

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1/2; 2/4 alleles are the first two which is simplified to 1/2

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Yellow vs Black Coat in dogs is an autosomal trait where black is dominant over yellow. If the mother of a dog had a yellow coat and the dog had a black coat, what is the dog’s genotype?

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Yy; His mom is yy and he is Yy so he cannot be homozygous dominant

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13
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If two codominant “roan” cattle have a calf, what is the probability it will also be a roan?

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1/2 chance of being a roan; the calf can also either be red or white

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What is a mendelian trait?

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A trait that is determined by a single non-sex linked gene with two alleles (dominant or recessive)

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15
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What does meiosis result in?

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Four haploid daughter cells with different genetic makeups (due to crossing over)

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16
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What is crossing over and when does it occur?

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A genetic process in meiosis where homologous chromosomes exchange genetic information (different alleles); it occurs in prophase I of meiosis

17
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What is independent assortment?

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How genes separate into gametes independently of each other (one gene does not influence another) occurs during metaphase I of meiosis

18
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What is a homologous chromosome?

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A pair of chromosomes where one comes from the mother and one from the father before crossing over

19
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What is a sex linked trait

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Trait linked to a sex chromosome (x or y)

20
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What increases genetic variation?

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Crossing over and independent assortment

21
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What is the flow of genetic information in the central dogma?

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DNA is transcribed to RNA which translates into proteins

22
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If you have a gene associated with a disease, you have an increased likelihood of developing the disease

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TRUE

23
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If parents with AA and Aa genes have 3 kids AT THE SAME TIME what is the chance they are ALL AA?

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1/2^3; 1/8

24
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If mom has one allele for a recessive x-linked gene and dad is unaffected, what are the odds the son has the gene?

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1/2; 50%

25
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How does independent assortment influence genetic diversity?

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It passes down different combinations of alleles to the offspring

26
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What process is responsible for shuffling alleles between homologous chromosomes?

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Crossing over