BIOLOGY 2 (DEF OF TERMS) Flashcards

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Carries information that determines your traits.

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Gene

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Characteristics that you inherit from your parents.

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Traits

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Discrete version of the same gene.

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Allele

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Genes of an organism for one specific trait.

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Genotype

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The physical appearance of a trait in an organism.

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Phenotype

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Genetic feature that “hides” the recessive trait in the phenotype of an individual.

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Dominant Trait

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A trait that is covered over by another form of that trait that seems to disappear.

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Recessive Trait

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Standard way of working out what the possible offspring of two parents would be.

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Punnett Square

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Both dominant and recessive alleles in a gene.

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Heterozygous

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10
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A gene could either have two dominant or recessive alleles.

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Homozygous

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More than two alleles for a trait.

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Multiple Alleles

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Two different versions of a gene aren’t dominant, creating an intermediate or blending for the phenotype.

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Incomplete Dominance

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Universal blood donor.

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Type O

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Universal receiver of blood.

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Type AB

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Two genes are dominant and both of its phenotypes are shown without change of blend or intermediate appearance.

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Codominance

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A group of genes working together to influence a single trait.

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Polygene

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Process in which the gene is blocked by another gene from expressing itself.

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Epistasis

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18
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It happens when a gene influences multiple unrelated traits.

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Pleiotropy

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A law that states that alleles for one gene do not influence alleles for another gene.

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Law of Independent Assortment

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A law that states that two alleles of each gene are packaged into separate gametes.

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Law of Segregration

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The term for the first 22 chromosomes.

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Autosomes

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22
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The term for the 23rd pair of chromosomes.

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Sex Chromosomes

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23
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This sex chromosome has 1500 genes.

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X Chromosome

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This sex chromosome has 20 genes.

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Y Chromosome

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This is a trait controlled by a dominant allele located on one of the autosomes.
Autosomal Dominant
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This is a trait controlled by a recessive allele located on one of the autosomes.
Autosomal Recessive
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A term for a person who has a recessive allele for a paticular disorder and is able to pass it on to future generations.
Carrier
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The term for inheritance from a gene located on one of the sex chromosomes.
Sex Linkage
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Inheritance from a gene on the Y-chromosome.
Y-linked
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Inheritance from a gene on the X-chromosome.
X-linked
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X-Linked RECESSIVE disorders? | Hint: C.H.M.P.
1. Colour blindness 2. Hemophilia 3. Muscular dystrophy 4. Pattern baldness
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Rest Card. | Turn over after five minutes.
Continue.
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A family tree diagram that shows how a trait is inherited over several generations.
Pedigree
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Inheritance patterns in pedigrees? | Hint: D.R.X.Y.
1. Autosomal dominant 2. Autosomal recessive 3. X-linked dominant 4. X-linked recessive 5. Y-linked
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Which was thought to be the genetic material at first due to its complexity?
Protein
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They worked with virulent S and non virulent R strain Pneumococcus bacteria that suggested DNA was probably the genetic material.
Fred Griffith
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This is made of DNA and protein.
Chromosomes
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They proved that DNA is the genetic material when radioactive 32P was injected into bacteria.
Hershey & Chase
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They showed the amount of bases in the DNA.
Erwin Chargaff
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They made diffraction x-ray photographs of DNA crystals.
Rosalind Franklin
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They built the frst model of DNA using another's diffraction photograph.
Watson & Crick
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This strand FOLLOWS the direction of the replication fork.
Leading strand
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This strand GOES AGAINST the direction of the replication fork.
Lagging strand
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Where does DNA Replication take place in prokaryotic cell?
Cytoplasm / Genetic Region
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This enzyme UNZIPS the DNA and forms the replication fork.
Helicase
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This enzyme UNWINDS the DNA and relieves stress on the DNA separating.
Topoisomerase / Gyrase
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This forms when 2 DNA strands open at an origin.
Replication Bubble
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Where does DNA Replication / Transcription take place in eukaryotic cell?
Nucleus
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This enzyme supplies the complementary strand on the first 10 bases.
DNA Polymerase
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This enzyme adds the primer, first nitrogenous bases.
Primase
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This enzyme proofreads the leading and lagging strand.
Exonuclease
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This is usually found in the lagging strands and is not connected properly and has gaps.
Okazaki Fragments
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This enzyme joins the Okazaki Fragments.
Ligase
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This is a mechanism that repairs damaged DNA throughout the cell cycle.
Excision Repair
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Types of RNA? | Hint: M.T.R.
1. Messenger RNA (mRNA) 2. Transfer RNA (tRNA) 3. Ribosomal RNA (rRNA)
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Codons with sense. Portion of mRNA that is translated after intron are removed.
Exons
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Nonsense codons that are removed after translation.
Introns
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This is where the mature RNA will exit from the nucleus.
Nuclear Pore
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START codon?
AUG / Met
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STOP codon?
UAA, UAG, UGA