Biology Ch 11 Test Flashcards

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1
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What did Gregor Mendel Do?

A

Studied hereditary through pea plants
- measured traits
- self polinated the peas

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2
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Nature vs Nurture

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Nature: Genetic base
- eye color, hair type
Nurture: based on enviroment
- study habits
- mannerisms

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3
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Heredity

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Passing on genes from one generation to the next

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4
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Fertilization

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When a male sperm fertilizes a female egg (zygote)

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5
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Self-Polination

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When a flower with both components gets pollen from itself

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6
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Chromosomes

What are they made up of

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Genes

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7
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Genes

What are they made of

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built out of different nucleotides

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8
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Allele

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specific variant of a gene

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9
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Dominant

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Only one to appear

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10
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Recessive

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requires two to appear

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11
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True-Breeding

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Having the same genetics (identical dominant/recessive alleles)

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12
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Hybrid

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Parents have different alleles

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13
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P Generation

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Parent generation; creates offspring

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14
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F^1 Generation

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first offspring generation

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15
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Gamates

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reproductive sex cells (sperm or egg cells) only have half genetic info

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16
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Heterozygous

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Hybrid (Hh)

17
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Homozygous

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Pure breed (hh/HH)

18
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What is probability, how to calculate it

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Proability is the prediction of something happening
- multiply the chance by how many rounds being predicted

Flipping a coin thrice: (1/2x1/2x1/2)

19
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Genotype vs Phenotype

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Genotype: genes an organisim has
- Hh
Phenotype: Visible traits/ physical features
- green eyes

20
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Monohybrid cross

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cross between two hybrids for 1 trait

21
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Dihybrid cross

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focuses on two characteristics

9/3/3/1 pattern usually

22
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Codominant

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allele has both dominant and recessive traits

23
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Cystic Fibrosis

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  • Recessive disease
    Excessive secretion of mucus
24
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Sickle cell

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  • codominant disease
    Gives the red blood cell a sickle concave shape, easy to clot
25
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Mitosis vs Meiosis

differences / similarities

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Mitosis:
- produces identical chromosomes
- is the first division
Meiosis:
- produces gamates
- reduction division (46 -> 23)
- is the second division

26
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Mitosis

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Interphase: chromatids into chromosomes
Prophase: spindles forming, chromosomes condensing
Metaphase: chromosomes line up
Anaphase: chromosomes pulled apart
Telophase: two new daughter cells forming
Cytokinesis: cell membrane pinched in the middle

27
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Meiosis I

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IPMATC
- from 46 chromosomes to 23
- makes gamates

28
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Meiosis II

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two new cells r produced
second meiotod divison

29
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Cystic chromosme

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copy of the same chromosomes

30
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Homologous chromosmes

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same topics (genes), different information (alleles)
- same shape/size chromosomes

31
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Diplod cell

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Two sets of chromosomes

32
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Hephloyd cell

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One set of chromosomes

33
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2N=46, Chomosomes in a diploid cell

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  • A stomatic cell (normal cell)
  • two gamates
34
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N=23, CHromosomes in a Haploid cell

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gamates (egg/sperm)

35
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Sister chromatids

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a set of chromatids