Ch 18 Homework Flashcards

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1
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A karyotype is essentially a picture of the chromosomes found within the nucleus of a cell. These are displayed as numbered ______, arranged by ______.

A

Pairs, size

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2
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A normal karyotype shows 23 sets of chromosomes, 22 of which are ______, and one set are ______.

A

Autosomes, sex chromosomes

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3
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A karyotype can be examined to determine chromosomal ______ such as extra or missing chromosomes.

A

Abnormality

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4
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To obtain this picture, a chemical is used to stop cell ______ such that the chromosomes are condensed and visible with a microscope.

A

Division

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5
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Duplicated chromosomes called ______ chromatids contain the same genes.

A

Sister

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6
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The chromatids remain together until a phase within mitosis, where the ______ splits.

A

Centromere

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7
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They are held together by a region called the ______.

A

Centromere

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8
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At this point, the chromatids separate and two individual ______ chromosomes are fully formed.

A

Daughter

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9
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When a cell needs to divide for growth or ______ it goes through a process called mitosis.

A

Repair

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10
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To prepare for the stages of mitosis and to replicate the DNA, the cell goes through a stage called ______.

A

Interphase

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11
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Once in prophase, the ______ chromosomes are visible.

A

Duplicated

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12
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During metaphase, the chromosomes ______ down the equator of the cell.

A

Align

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13
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In ______, the sister chromatids separate.

A

Anaphase

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14
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Telephase completed the division into ______ identical cells.

A

Two

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15
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When homologous chromosomes fail to ______ correctly during meiosis, nondisjunction occurs.

A

Separate

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16
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Nondisjunction can produce abnormal egg and sperm cells with extra or ______ chromosomes.

A

Too few

17
Q

If a normal sperm combines with an egg cell that has an extra chromosome, ______ results and one chromosome is present in three copies.

A

Trisomy

18
Q

If an egg is missing a chromosome and is fertilized by a normal sperm, ______ results and one chromosome is only present as a single copy.

A

Monosomy

19
Q

Deletions, duplications, inversions, and translocations are examples of chromosomal ______.

A

Mutations

20
Q

Deletions, duplications, inversions, and translocations cause various ______, or groups of symptoms that always occur together.

A

Syndromes

21
Q

Deletions occur when part of a chromosome is ______.

A

Missing

22
Q

Duplications occur when a chromosomal segment is present more than one on ______ chromosome.

A

The same

23
Q

A translocation is movement of a chromosomal segment to a ______ chromosome.

A

Nonhomologous

24
Q

Inversion results from a chromosome segment bring turned around ______ degrees.

A

180