Cell Cycle Flashcards

Exam 1

1
Q

Checkpoint that monitors if the cell is ready for replication

A

G1 Checkpoint

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2
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Checkpoint that monitors for replication to be completed

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G2 Checkpoint

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3
Q

Null Hypothesis

A

The difference of having progeny with ________ compared to ________ is due to chance

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4
Q

encodes a transcription factor that activates gene expression to determine maleness

A

SRY (sex determining region Y)

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5
Q

ratio of sex chromosomes to autosomal sets

A

genic balance

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6
Q

drosophila X:A = 1

A

female

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7
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drosophila X:A = 0.5

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male

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8
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X:A < 0.5

A

metamale

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8
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drosophila X:A between 0.5-1

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intersex

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8
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X:A > 1

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metafemale

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9
Q

male is:

A

hemizygous (only one copy of gene)

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10
Q

Each individual has two alleles for a particular characteristic. These two alleles segregate when gametes are formed

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Principle of Segregation

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11
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Alleles at different loci separate independently of one another

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Principle of Independent Assortment

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12
Q

Reproduction in prokaryotes

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Asexual, single circular chromosome, binary fission

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13
Q

asexual reproduction in Eukaryotes

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parthegenesis

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14
Q

reproductive cell with only one copy or a haploid number (1N) of chromosomes

15
Q

cell produced by the fusion of a maternal and paternal gamete, resulting in a diploid (2N) number of chromosomes