Bioloigy Unit 3- chapter 13 Flashcards

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what are the three parts of the DNA triangle?

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  1. chromosomal perspective
  2. molecular perspective
  3. informational perspective
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What is the Chromosomal perspective?

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individual DNA molecules are packages with proteins into structures called chromosomes

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What is the molecular perspective?

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DNA has a specific primary and secondary structure

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What is the informational perspective?

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the sequence of bases in a DNA molecule matters, and each chromosome carries a unique set of information

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What is a genome?

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the entire set of genetic information of a cell

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What is a chromosome?

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the genome is separated into chromosomes

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What is a gene?

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specific regions of a chromosome, contain the information to make a unique RNA

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What is a homolog (homologous chromosomes)

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Eukaryotic cells that have multiple linear chromosomes arranged into pairs

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What is Ploidy?

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number of copies of a particular chromosome type

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Eukaryotic cells are linear or circle

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linear

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what is meiosis?

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eukaryotic cell division
diploid into haploid

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Haploid number definition

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the number of different types of chromosomes in a cell (n)

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diploid number definition

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the number of chromosomes present in a diploid cell (2n)

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haploid definition

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having one of each type of chromosome

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diploid definition

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having two or more of each type of chromosome

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polyploid

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having more than two of each type of chromosome: three, four, five, etc.

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homologous chromosomes

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same size, color, and gene content (NOT identical)

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allele definiton

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different versions (base pair sequence) of the same gene

19
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karyotype

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number and types of chromosomes
2n= 12

20
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chromosome definition

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structure made up of DNA and proteins, carries hereditary information

21
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sex chromosome definition

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chromosome associated with an individual’s sex

22
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autosome definition

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any chromosome other than sex chromosome

23
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why meiosis?

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sexual reproduction: there would be too many chromosomes

24
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diploid and haploid cells with mitosis and meiosis

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mitosis- eukaryotic cells dividing into two identical daughter cells (diploid cells dividing to make more diploid cells)
meiosis- diploid cells dividing twice to make haploid cells that will become gametes

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germ cells definition

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cells capable of giving rise to gamete cells

26
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fertilization produces a ______

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zygote (new diploid organism)