Biology 7A Flashcards

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DNA

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sits in nucleus, formed by continuous pairing of base pairs, into a longer double strand nucleic chain

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Nucleotide

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consists of phosphate group, deoxyribose sugar

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Nitrogen containing base:

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adenine, thymine, cytosine, guanine

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Gene

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section of dna coding for creation of an individual polypeptide chain-acts out as a set of instructions which a cell will read to create proteins molecules for cellular functions

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genome

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houses all genetic info needed. each person has 2 copies of gene, one from mother and one from father

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alleles

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different versions of the same cell

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haploid

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an organism that has one set of chromosome

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diploid

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2 sets

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telomeres

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protects end of chromosome from fusing with other chromosomes

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dna molecule

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coiled around histone protiens

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centromere

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holds together 2 chromotides criticle for meiosis

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sis chromatides

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indentical daughter strands of a rep chromosome

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homologous chromosome

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pair of chromosome that carry same genes one from each parent

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criteria for HC

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same size&length, same centromere position and share same gene at gene loci

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Anueploidy

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abdnormalty, incorrect N of chromosome

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Monosomy

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1 missing chrom (2n-1) Turner syndrom

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Trisomy

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1 extra (2n+1) down syndrome

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tetra

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2 extra (2n+2)

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polyploidy

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chromosome abnormalty in which an organisism has more than 2 sets of each chrom

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Meiosis

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specialised form of cell devision occuring in sexually reproducing organism and is used to produce gamets

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zygote

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when gamets fuse together during fertalization to create 2 new copies of each chrom

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meiosis devides into

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4 haploid cells

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process of meiosis 1

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sep each Hc into diff cells

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Meosis 2

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sep each sis chrom into 4 cells

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mitosis
cell devision resulting in the production of 2 identical copies of og cell
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crossing over
proess where chrom xchange geentic material during P1, resulting in new comb of genetic info
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meiosis 1
P1: nuclear membrane breaks down as chrom condence M: HC line up on opposite sides of plate A: hc MOVE APART TOWARDS OPPOSITE POLES OF CELL T: chrom arrive at opposite ends of cell as nuclear membrane is cleaved
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Geno
Genetic makeup of an organism such as genes that it carries
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pheno
observable physicall or behavioral chracteristics of an organism
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dominant geno
traits expressed when an individual has 2 diff alleles for a partclar gene
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recessive
when they have 2 copies of the recessive allele
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homozygous
if both allles inherited are identical
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heterozygous
when an individual inherits 2 diff alleles for the same gene
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complete dominance
when a dominant allele is fully expressed in a ohenotype & masks the recessive
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2 other ptterns of dominance
1. condominance 2. incomplete domin 3. sex linked geno
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condominance
when both alleles from geno are fully expressed in the pheno of a hetero
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incomplete dom
when neither allele is fully expressed
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sex linked geno
associated with gender specific traits nd are carried on sex chromosomes, usually reffered to x linked traits
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prportionate heritability
measure of how much genetic factors contribute to tge differences
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epigenetics
study of how env can change the way our geenes work wo changing actual dna code
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transcription
reading and copying a geen sequence which then moves out of nucleus to ribosomes for translation
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translation
mrna instructs ribosomes how to build specific proties for which the dna sequence codes - helps control cell differentiation