Chapter 8 Flashcards

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Members of a pair of homologous chromosomes fail to seperate during meiosis resulting in abnormal sets of chromosomes (xxxx,xxxy,OY)

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Nondisjunction

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Photograph of chromosomes at metaphase of mitosis

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Karyotpe

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A type of inheritance where the heterozygote has a phenotype intermediate to both homozygous

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Incomplete Dominance

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The situation by which two different alleles of a gene are both expressed in an individual

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Codominance

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Traits that are affected by the interactions of many

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Polygenic Traits

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Occurs when there are more than two alleles of a gene in the population

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Multiple Allelism

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The ability of a single gene to cause multiple effects on an individual’s phenotype

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Pleiotropy

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Genes located on the X or Y chromosome

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Sex linked chromosomes

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The inactivation of one of two chromosomes in the XX female

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X inactivation

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Powerful genetic identification technique that takes advantage of differences in DNA sequences between all people other than identical twins

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DNA Fingerprinting

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Used to amplify or produce many copies of a particular region of DNA

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Polymerase Chain Reaction

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The double stranded DNA to be copied

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Template

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The individual building block subunits of DNA

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Nucleotides

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Short single stranded pieces of DNA

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Primers

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DNA polymerase that uses one strand of DNA as a template for the synthesis of a daughter pairs are complementary.

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Taq Polymerase

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15
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The splitting up of the middle of the double helix to produce single strands.

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Denatured

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A monosaccharide sugar in carbohydrates

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Glucose

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A disaccharide sugar in carbohydrates

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Sucrose

18
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Plant cell walls

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Cellulose

19
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Exoskeleton of insects, spiders, and lobsters

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Chitin

20
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Carbohydrates are made up of these three components

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Carbon
Hydrogen
Oxygen

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Lipids are made up of these three components

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Carbon
Hydrogen
Oxygen

22
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These fats store energy

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Triglycerids

23
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Protein is made up of these five components

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Carbon
Hydrogen
Oxygen
Nitrogen
Sulfur
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These accelerate (catalyze) chemical reactions

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Enzymes

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A nucleotide is made up of these three things

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Sugar
Phosphate group
Nitrogen base

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What are the two types of nucleus acids?

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DNA

RNA

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This scientist tested the discovery of transformation with rats. He injected R strains and S strains into rats to test this theory.

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Griffith

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Griffith concluded that…

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Genetic material had been transferred from dead S strain cells to live R strain cells transforming them into S strain cells. S strain being dominant to live R cells

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These three scientists tested Griffiths results and found that when DNA was isolated it was capable of causing transformation

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Avery
MacLeod
McCarty

30
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Avery retested his experiment because other scientists thought that the _____ in DNA caused the transformation

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Proteins

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These two scientists tested to see if DNA or proteins entered bacterial cells of bacteriophage

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Alfred Hershey and Martha Chase

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Hershey and chase found that…

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DNA enters bacterial cells not protein

33
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This scientist found that RNA cores and protein subunits could be reassembled to make particles capable of infecting tobacco leaves.

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Fraenkel Conrad