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1
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What are the stops in Apoptosis?

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Is DNA damaged?

IS DNA Replicated correctly?

Is DNA replicated?

Are chromosomes properly attached to the spindles?

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2
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What is the Purpose of Meiosis 1?

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Reduction and Division

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3
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What is the Purpose of Meiosis 2?

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Equal Distribution

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4
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How does genetic variation happen?

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Different variations of the same cells

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5
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When does genetic variation happen?

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Synapsis and Prophase 1

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What processes can cause genetic variation?

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Crossing Over, Independent Assortment, and Fertilization

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Independent Assortment

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any variations of reduction into 4 cells

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Meiosis

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2 divisions

Replication before Meiosis 1

Synapsis is Prophase 1

4 haploids

not identical

reproductive cells

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9
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Mitosis

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1 division

Growth and Repair

replication in interphase

2 identical cells

Body cells

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10
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Haploid

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1 chromosome

Symbol n

Gametes are haploid

Meoisis

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Diploid

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2 Chromosomes

Symbol of 2n

Somatic are diploid

Mitosis

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12
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Cellular Differentiation

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Unspecialized cells develope specialized

(Twin studies of how they are similar but not identical)

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13
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How do Mendel’s Law apply to genetics?

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Segregation - Traits don’t influence each other

Independent - hybrid of both parents

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14
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Law of Segregation

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Genes are not connected

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15
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Law of Independent Assortment

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Independent from parent cells

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16
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Genetic Recombination

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New combination of genes

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17
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What processes contribute to Genetic Recombination?

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Crossing Over and Independent Assortment

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18
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What are Sex-Linked Dominant?

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More females

Males pass to daughters

1/2 offspring affected from mom

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19
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What are Sex-Linked Recessive?

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More Males

All sons of mothers

All daughters carry

Skip Generations

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20
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How is incomplete dominance shown on Punnet Squares?

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C^R C^r

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21
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How is Codominance shown on Punnet Squares?

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B’B or B’B’

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How is blood types shown on Punnet Squares?

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I^a, I^b, i

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23
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Hierarchy Rabbits

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Some certain organisms have a hierarchy of animal/fur colors

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24
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Examples of Sex-Linked Traits

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Red Green Colorblindness

Hemophilia

Fragile X Syndrome

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25
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What is a Female and Males Phenotype?

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Male - XY

Female - XX

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26
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Environmental Influences

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Sunlight and Water - Skin color and # of offspring

Temperature - Animal Protection (Ex. if cold animal has fur)

Twin Studies - Understand Meiosis (Identical twins aren’t identical)

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27
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DNA Replication

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1 - Unwinds with helicase

2 - Base Pairs with Polymerase

3 - Joining with Ligase (Form Double Helix)

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28
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Where does DNA Replication occur?

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In Nucleus

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29
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How is DNA Replication a semi conservative?

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1 strand from original molecule and other is newly synthesized

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30
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Prokaryotic Replication

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Circular stand Opens with one origin of replication

Short

2 Directions

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31
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Eukaryotic Replication

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Multiple areas (One Strand)

Long

Open in 2 directions

32
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DNA Polymerase

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Pairs Bases together for new DNA molecules

33
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Transcription

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DNA to RNA

Occurs in Nucleus

1 - DNA unzips

2 - RNA Polymerase binds

34
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Translation

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RNA to Protein

Occurs in Ribosomes and Cytoplasm

1 - mRNA synthesizes

2 - Code Translates to proteins

3 - tRNA interprets

4 - Start and Stop codon

35
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What are Ribosomes?

A

Parts of ribosomes come together and attach t mRNA to complement codons

Site E - Exits Ribosomes

Site P and A - Bond Amino Acids

36
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mRNA

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Sends and Receives codes

36
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rRNA

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Creates ribosomes

37
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tRNA

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Reads mRNA codes -> Amino Acid Codes

37
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RNA Polymerase

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Regulates RNA synthesis

38
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Gene Regulation

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The turning on and off of a gene

39
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Point Mutation

A

Single Error

40
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Frameshift Mutation

A

Translation gets offset

41
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Chromosomal Mutation

A

Messes up whole chromosome

42
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Silent Mutation

A

No change

43
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Missense Mutation

A

Changes Amino Acid

44
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Nonsense Mutation

A

Stop Codon

45
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Insertion Mutation

A

Puts in More

46
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Deletion Mutation

A

Gets rid of parts

47
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Duplication

A

Duplicates sections

48
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Inversion

A

Section gets flipped

49
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Deletion

A

Section is deleted

50
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Insertion

A

Section is added

51
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Translocation

A

Section is put into another Chromosome

52
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Body Cell Mutation

A

Escapes repair

Nor passed to next

Neutral mutations

Somatic

53
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Sex Cell Mutation

A

Passed onto offspring

Don’t affect Function

Sperm Cells

54
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Genome

A

Total DNA in each cell

55
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Restriction ENzyme

A

Cuts DNA into Fragments

56
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Recombinant DNA

A

Newly made DNA fragment

57
Q

Plasmids

A

small

cicular

double stranded DNA

Vector

58
Q

DNA ligase

A

Links DNA fragments together

59
Q

Precambrain

A

First 4 billion years

Formed Earth

60
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Paleozoic

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Ended with Mass extinction of 90% of marines

61
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Mesozoic

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Mammals and dinosaurs appeared

Flowers plants

Pangaea broke

Mass extinction of Dinosaurs

62
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Cenozoic

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Mammals dominant

More diverse

63
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Where are we now in Geological time?

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Phanerozoic, Cenozoic, Quaternary, Holocene

64
Q

Biggest to Smallest in Time Scale

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Eon, Era, Period, Epoch

65
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Where did Darwin create his theory?

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Mission on Beagle

Found fossils and bones

66
Q

What was observed no the Galapagos island?

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Birds (Mockingbird and Finches)

Turtles

67
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Supporting of Natural Selection

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Show variation (Inherited)

More young to survive

Variation increases

68
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Origin Of Species

A

Alfred Russel Wallace

Natural selection produces new variations

69
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Comparative Molecular Biology

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DNA, RNA, and ATP similarities of species

70
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Consequences of adaptions (Examples)

A

Unavoidable consquences

Antibiotics becoming resistant

71
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Ancestral Traits

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Shared by species with common ancestor

72
Q

Hershey and Chase

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Idea that DNA made of proteins and nucleic acids

73
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Watson and Crick

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Developed idea of double helix

Father of DNA

Won Nobel Prize

Worked with Franklin

74
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Franklin

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Used radiology to be able to prove double helix

Worked with Watson and Crick

75
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Chargoff

A

Developed Base paris