BIOLOGY 3 Flashcards

1
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we inherit from our parents

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TRAIT

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2
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located within an organism’s genes

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TRAIT INFORMATION

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3
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sections of DNA that is passed from parent to child during reproduction

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genes

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4
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father of genetics

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GREGOR MENDEL

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5
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must be based on discrete unit of inheritance

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HEREDITY

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6
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what age does gregor mendel ender monastery

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21

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7
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each parent has a set of genes and these are retained intact in the offspring

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GENE THEORY

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8
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what does mendel worked with?

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PEA PLANTS

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9
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why pea plants?

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MULTIPLE VARIABLES THAT ARE CLREARLY VISIBLE

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traits of pea plants

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FLOWER COLOR
SEED COLOR
SEED SHAPE
POD COLOR
POD SHAPE
FLOWER POSITION
AXIAL OR TERMINAL
STEM LENGTH

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11
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short in pea plants

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GENERATION

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12
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many in pea plants

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OFFSPRING

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13
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what is easy to control in pea plants

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MATING

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14
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what is the 3 laws of mendel?

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LAW OF SEGREGATION
LAW OF INDEPENDENT ASSORTMENT
LAW OF DOMIANCE

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15
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portion of genes

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ALLELES

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16
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when does alleles for each egen segregate?

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DURING GAMETE FORMATION

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17
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4 cells with half number of chromosomes

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MEIOSIS

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18
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no fixed pattern r allignment

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METAPHASE PLATE

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19
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what happenes with genes for the different traits during gamete formation

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ASSORT INDEPENDENTLY OF EACH OTHER

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20
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if only one trait

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MONOHYBRID CROSS

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21
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if two or more traits

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DIHYBRID CROSS

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22
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not a matter of size

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DOMINANCE

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23
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two of the same allele

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HOMOZYGOUS

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24
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two different alleles

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HETEROZYGOUS

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PP
HOMOZYGOUS DOMINANT
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pp
HOMOZYGOUS RECESSIVE
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Pp
HETEROZYGOUS
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if uppercase letter
DOMINANT
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IF lower case letters
RECESSIVE
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genes that correspond to a certain trait
GENOTYPE
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associated with physical characteristics that relate to those trait
PHENOTYPE
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Bb , BB , bb EXAMPLES OF WHAT?
GENOTYPE
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blue eyes, violet eyes , red eyes EXAMPLE OF WHAT?
PHENOTYPE
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factors do not bleed and the phenotype of the similar to only one parent.
NON BLEEDING INHERITANCE
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He presented result in a form of ratio , at that time, mathematical forms of biological results were not easily accepted
MATHEMATICS COMPUTATION IN BIOLOGY
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mendel said that there is a factor which are passed from one generation to the other, he had no physical proofs of those units.
NO PHYSICAL EVIDENCE OF GENES/ CHROMOSOMES
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what year does mendel study traits
1860
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beginning with simple lenses used to zoom into the desired structures.
MICROSCOPES
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can give us minute details of the smallest possible structure
ELECTRON MICROSCOPES
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phases of cell division
INTERPHASE PROPHASE METAPHASE ANAPHASE CYTOKINESIS
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american geneticist and physician
WALTER SUTTON
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what does walter sutton used for his experiment
GRASSHOPPERS
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occur in pairs and during meiosis seperate from one another
CHROMOSOMES
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german biologist
THEODOR BOVERI
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what does theodor boveri worked for his experiment
SEA URCHINS
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when does sutton and boveri experimented
1880
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used to study neurodegenrative disorders
FRUIT FLY
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father of experimental genetics
THOMAS HUNT MORGAN
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when does thomas hunt morgan experimented
1900
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what does thomas hunt morgan spotted
WHITE EYES FRUIT FLIES
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they are normally found in nature
WILD TYPE
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one with random mutations
MUTANT TYPE
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not sex chromosomes
AUTOSOMES
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characteristcs or traits that are influenced by genes carried on the sex chromosomes
SEX LINKED TRAITS
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found at specific location on a particular chromosomes
INDIVIDUAL GENES
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the process by which a double stranded dna molecule is copied to produced two identical DNA molecules
DNA REPLICATION
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the process by which a cell makes proteins using the genetic information carried in RNA
TRANSLATION
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process by which the information in a strand of DNA is copied into a new molecule of messenger
TRANSCRIPTION
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means true
DOGMA
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take place in membrane bound nucleus
EUKARYOTES
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adenine always pair with?
THYMINE
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thymine always pair with?
ADENINE
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Guanine always pair with ?
CYTOSINE
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cytosine always pair with?
GUANINE
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when RNA, adenine pairs with?
URACIL
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a three letter genetic sequence bth found in DNA and RNA
CODON