Chapter 12 Deck 1 (Slides 1-4) Flashcards

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1
Q

Genes carry ____ from parents to offspring

A

information

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2
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Traits are controlled by pairs of genes – one from ___ and one from ____

A

Mom and Dad

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3
Q

Law of Dominance: Some forms of genes (alleles) are ____ and some are ____

A

dominant

recessive

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4
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Forms of genes are called:

A

Alleles

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5
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(Law of Segregation): Genes separate from each other during _____ formation

A

gamete

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6
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(Law of ____ ______): The inheritance of one kind of gene does not effect the inheritance of another type of gene

A

Independent Assortment

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7
Q

The inheritance of one kind of gene does not effect the inheritance of another type of gene UNLESS the genes are found on the same chromosome (“gene ____”)

A

linkage

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8
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Genes are found on ______s

A

Chromosomes

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9
Q

GRIFFITH EXPERIMENT – 1928 Was trying to figure out how bacteria gave people ______

A

pneumonia

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10
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Griffith found that somehow the heat-killed harmful bacteria had passed their disease-causing ability to the harmless strain

    Griffith called this process \_\_\_\_\_\_
A

Transformation

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11
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Griffith hypothesized that some _______-CONTAINING FACTOR was TRANSFERRED from the heat-killed harmful bacteria into the harmless live bacteria to make them able to kill the mice

A

Information

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12
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The Information-containing factor was also inherited by the transformed bacteria’s ______

A

offspring

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13
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Griffith hypothesized that this transforming factor was a ____

A

Gene

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14
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AVERY EXPERIMENT – 1944
Wanted to repeat Griffith’s work to determine
what ______Griffith’s TRANSFORMING GENES
were made of (PROTEINS, LIPIDS, CARBS, RNA, DNA?)

A

substance

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15
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Avery Made an extract (____) from the heat-killed bacteria (he knew that the ______contained the “transforming” gene)

A

juice

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16
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Avery treated the juice with _____that destroyed proteins, lipids, carbs, and RNA (all but DNA)

A

enzymes

17
Q

Avery Mixed the treated juice with _______ bacteria and found that:
 juice still transformed them into _____ bacteria
 so genes can’t be made of protein, lipids, carbs, or RNA

A

harmless

harmful

18
Q

Avery CONCLUDED that GENES were MADE OF ____

A

DNA