bio lab quiz 7 Flashcards

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1
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sexual reproduction

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behind sexual reproduction is meiosis

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2
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gamete formation

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meiosis involves reduction division resulting in the formation of sex cells

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3
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crossing over

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the physical exchange of genetic material between homologous pairs

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4
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reduction from a diploid to a haploid state

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haploid is half of the diploid number so meiosis involves the reduction fo the number of chromosomes from diploid to haploid

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5
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diploid number of chromosomes present in humans

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(total number of chromosomes in the nucleus of a cell) humans have 46

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6
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zygotes

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fertilized egg (diploid)

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7
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homologous pairs

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2 chromosomes in a pair, one each inherited from each parent

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oogenesis

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process of forming gametes occurs in the ovaries

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9
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spermatogenesis

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process of forming gametes occurs in the seminiferous tubules in the testes

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10
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homozygous genotypes

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if an individual posses two identical alleles

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heterozygous genotypes

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if an individual possesses two different alleles

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12
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phenotype

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a persons physical characteristics influenced by their genotype

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13
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the 2 stages of meiotic division

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meiosis I and meiosis II

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14
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prophase (I and II)

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I - homologous chromosomes pair up and form bivalents/tetrads
II - characterized by attachment of the sister chromatids to the spindle

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15
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metaphase (I and II)

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I - homologous pairs line up in center
II - sister chromatids lien up along the center

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16
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anaphase (I and II)

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I - homologous chromosomes separate and migrate toward opposite poles
II - sister chromatids are separated and migrate toward centrioles

17
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telophase (I and II)

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I - sister chromatids reaching the opposite poles and eventually forming 2 new haploid cells
II - results in the formation of 4 unique haploid daughter cells with one chromatid per chromosome

18
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pedigree terms

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open circle - female
open square - male
open diamond - unspecified sex
darkened shape - person that expresses trait
half darkened shape - someone who carries an allele but does not express it

19
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alleles

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the possible form a gene may take

20
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carriers of recessive genes

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have a recessive allele which is not expressed and not observed because its masked by a dominant allele

21
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x-linked

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carried exclusively on the x chromosome (if man gets it it’ll be expressed) men- xy women- xx