bio unit 3 vocab Flashcards

1
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chart that shows relationships within a family

A

pedigree

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2
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genetic make-up of an organism

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genotype

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3
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appearance of a trait in organisms

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phenotype

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4
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used to predict possible offspring in a cross

A

Punnett square

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5
Q

having same alleles for a trait

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homozygous

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6
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have two different alleles for a trait

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heterozygous

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7
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autosomal recessive disorder that causes the red blood cells to have an abnormal hemoglobin causing an abnormal shape

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Sickle Cell Anemia

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8
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both alleles in the heterozygote are partially expressed

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incomplete dominance

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9
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tetrad formation and exchange of genetic material in the chromatids

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Crossing Over

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10
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during gamete formation, the alleles of different genes segregate independently of one another, meaning that the inheritance of one trait does not influence the inheritance of another trait.

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Law of Independent assortment

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11
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chromosome pairs 1-22

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autosome

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12
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a photograph of metaphase chromosomes grouped in pairs

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karyotype

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13
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error in meiosis in which chromosomes fail to separate

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nondisjunction

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14
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one homologous chromosome is missing

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monosomy

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15
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cross involving one trait (a cross involving organisms that are heterozygous for one trait) Aa X Aa

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monohybrid cross

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16
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cross involving two traits (a cross involving organisms that are heterozygous for two traits) AaBb X AaBb

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dihybrid cross

17
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alternate form of the same trait/gene

18
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both alleles in the heterozygote are fully expressed

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codominance

19
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genes that have more than two alleles for a trait

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multiple alleles

20
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2n, two complete sets of chromosomes

22
Q

a diploid body cell for growth and repair made by the process of mitosis

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somatic cell

23
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occurs in Prophase I of Meiosis I where nonsister chromatids exchange genetic material - bring about genetic variation in gametes

A

crossing over

24
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The chromosome number is reduced from diploid to haploid (34->17) in meiosis

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chromosome number reduction

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Homologous pairs of chromosomes orient randomly at metaphase I of meiosis
independent assortment of chromosomes
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There will be greater genetic variation in the gametes resulting from meiosis due to crossing over, independent assortment and reduction in chromosome number
genetic variation in meiosis
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a trait that is determined by more than one gene
Polygenic Trait gamete
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a cell with half a set of chromosomes represented by "n"
haploid
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disease caused by defective gene on autosome
autosomal disease
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disease caused by the defective gene on sex chromosome
sex - linked disease
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during gamete production, alleles for a gene separate
law of segregation
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The pollen from one plant fertilizes the ova from a different plant
Cross-fertilization
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The pollen from one plant fertilizes the ova from the same plant
Self-fertilization
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part of chromosome breaks and attaches to another
translocation
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a cell with full set of chromosomes represented by "2n"
diploid