Cell division Flashcards

1
Q

The study of chromosome number, structure,
function, and behavior in relation to gene
inheritance, organization and expression

A

Cytogenetics

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2
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  • Father of modern taxonomy.
  • Laid the foundations for the modern scheme
    of binomial nomenclature.
A

Carl Linnaeus

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3
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-The father of Genetics.

-Published the results of his
investigations of the inheritance of
“factors” in pea plants.

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Gregor Mendel

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4
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These are the Mendelian Laws of Inheritance

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  1. Law of Segregation

2. Law of Independent Assortment

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5
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The term genetics was first coined by?

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W. Bateson in 1905

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6
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The word genetics was derived from the Greek root ’Gen’ which means

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‘to become’ or ‘to grow into’.

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7
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refers to the transmission of characters from parents to their offspring.

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Heredity

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8
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The variations are mainly of two types namely

A
Hereditable (genetic)
Non Hereditable  ( environmental )
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9
Q

Works in flowering plants

A

Hugo de Vries

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10
Q

He used maize and peas, He also worked out law of hereditary

A

Carl Correns

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11
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He worked out law of hereditary using peas.

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Von Tschermak.

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12
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-Pangenesis theory

- Preformatonism – there
is a preformed bodies
Homunculus

A

Aristotle

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13
Q

This theory states that a miniature human called ‘homunculus’ was
already preformed in the egg and sperm.

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Preformation Theory

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14
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it states that egg or sperm cells do not contain miniature human but that the gametes contained undifferentiated living substance capable of forming the organized body after fertilization.

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Theory of Epigenesis

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15
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This theory states that a new character once acquired by an individual shall pass on to its progeny.

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Theory of Acquired characters

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16
Q

-called gemmule or pangene.
-The gemmulues were passed on to the gametes. The young one formed from the gametes would be having all the gemmules characteristics of the parents, and
will represent a blending of the qualities of its two parents.

A

Theory of Pangenes

17
Q

Published The Origin of Species.

Formulated the theory of Natural
Selection.

A

Charles Darwin

18
Q

organism’s body contains two types of cells namely

somatic cells and reproductive cells.

A

Germplasm Theory

19
Q

These people conducted Pre-Medelian Experiment

A

Knight (1779)
J.Kolreuter
Gartner (1772-1850) and Naudin (1815-1899)

20
Q

Fertilization.
- he pointed out the interrelationships between cytology and Mendelism, closing the gap between cell
morphology and heredity.

A

Walter Sutton

21
Q

Weak acid.

A

Friedrich Miescher

22
Q

DNA- genetic

material.

A

Oswald Avery ,
Colin MacLeod ,
Maclyn McCarty.

23
Q

Used phages in which the protein was labeled with 35S and the DNA with 32P for the final proof that DNA is the molecule of heredity.

A

Martha Chase

Alfred Hershey

24
Q

Obtained sharp X-ray diffraction photographs of DNA.

A

Rosalind Franklin

25
Q

Solved the
three-dimensional structure of the DNA molecule.

DNA is double
stranded.

A

Francis Crick James Watson

26
Q

the basic structural and

functional unit of living organisms.

A

Cell

27
Q

a collection of ideas

and conclusions from many different scientists over time that describes cells and how cells operate.

A

cell theory

28
Q

An organism that is made up of only one cell

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Unicellular Organisms

29
Q

The unit used to measure size of a cell is micrometer.

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1 µm = 1 / 1000 millimeter

30
Q

Smallest cell

A

Sperm cell Size: 5 µm

31
Q

Largest cell

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Ovum cell Size: 120 µm

32
Q

Longest cell

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Nerve cell Size: 1 m