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What is the process of cell division called a bacteria

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Binary defission

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What are the five general steps in cell division

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Duplication of DNA
Cell grows larger 
Separation of DNA
Formation of division structure 
Cell separation
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What is the name of the decision the structure formed in bacteria during cell division

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Septum

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What protein compromises the septum

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Ftsz

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Describe the mechanism a bacterial cell separation what term describes this process

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Mitosis

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Define mitosis

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DiVision of genetic material producing two genetically identical daughter cells

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DeFine cytokinesis

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Physical process of cell division, which divides the cytoplasm of a parental cells into two daughter cells

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Why does cell division require both mitosis and cytokinesis

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You have to have cytokinesis for the hole cell to divide

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What Are the products of mitosis

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2 daughter cells

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What is the function of mitosis?

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Functions/sells used for growth, wound repair, and asexual reproduction

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Which cells in humans undergo mitosis

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Body (somatic) cells

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Are the three stages of interphase

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  1. G1
  2. S phase
  3. G2
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What are The stages of the cell cycle

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Interphase and mitotic phase

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What occurs during the gap one phase

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Cell growth, transcription, and translation

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What occurs during the S-phase

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DNA replication

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What is a chromatid

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Join copies of the original chromosome. Join together at the centromere

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How is a chromatid different than a chromosome

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Two chromatids make when chromosome

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How is a chromatid different than the chromatin

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Chromatin is genetic material

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What process results in the production of chromatids

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Meiosis

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What is a sister chromatid pair

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A chromosome

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How or what are sister chromatids attached

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Centromere

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What occurs during the gap 2 phase

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Cell growth, transcription, translation

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Compare and contrast the gap one and got two phases

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Gap 2 happens after S-phase

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What are the to stages of the mitotic phase

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Mitosis and cytokinesis

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What are the four stages of mitosis

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Prophase, metaphase, anaphase, telophase

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What three things occur during prophase

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Chromosomes condense, nuclear membrane degrades and spindle fibers form an attached to centromeres

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What are spindle fibers made of

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Microtubules

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27
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What motor protein is involved in chromosome

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Kinetochores

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What to aspects of cell division is the centromere involved in

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Replication and separation

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What happens during metaphase

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Sister chromatids are lined up at the middle point of the cell

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Specific DNA molecules are separated during metaphase

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The spindle fibers

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What happens during anaphase

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Sister chromatids are separated and pulled to the cell polls

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32
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Where do the chromatids go during anaphase

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Cell poles

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33
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What other activity of microtubules is important during mitosis

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Cell elongation

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What happens during telophase

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Nucleus reforms, chromosomes de-condense

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What occurs during cytokinesis

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Cytoplasm division

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36
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What is the name of the division structure in animal cells

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Cleavage furrow

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37
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What protein compromises the cleavage furrow

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actin

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38
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Describe the mechanism of cytokinesis and animal cells

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Plasma membrane pitches in as the ring get smaller

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What motor protein is important in animal cells cytokinesis

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Myosin

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40
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What is the name of the division structure in plant cells

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Cell plate

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41
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What cell component is needed for formation of the cell plate

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Vesicle

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Based on what this component is which cytoskeletal protein and motor proteins my you expect to be involved

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Kinesin

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Compare and contrast bacterial cytokinesis and animal cells cytokinesis

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Bacteria structure: septum; protein: FTsZ.

Animal structure: cleavage furrow; protein: actin

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Compare and contrast animal cells cytokinesis and plant cell cytokinesis

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Animal structure: cleavage furrow; protein: actin

Plant structure: cell plate; protein: vesicle

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Where Are the three cell cycle checkpoints located

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G1, M, G2

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46
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What is the purpose of controlling the cell cycle

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It triggers the process of the cell cycle such as DNA replication, mitosis, is cytokinesis

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what does The GO state represent

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Where the division is halted (like a waiting room)

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What three things are being checked during the G1 check point

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Does he still have enough nutrients to complete DNA replication is cell division? Is the DNA undamaged? Are the proper signal present?

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What two things are being checked during the G2 checkpoint

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Is the DNA fully replicated and undamaged

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What thing is being checked at the m phase checkpoint

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Do All chromosomes has been spindle fibers attached

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What are some of the proper signal needed for cell division to occur?

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MPF and nutrient availability, hormones and growth factors, density dependent inhibition, anchorage dependence

52
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Describe density dependent inhibition also called contact inhibition

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Cells in tissues and organs arrest in G0 when already touching other same cells they don’t divide

53
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Describe Anchorage dependents

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Most cells only divide when attached to a surface or matrix

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What does MPF stand for

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Mitosis promoting factor

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What are the two proteins that comprise the MPF

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Kinase and cyclin

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What is the function of kinase

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Concentration remains constant

57
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What is the function of cyclin

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Concentration fluctuate during the cell cycle phase

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What is the relationship between the concentration of cyclin and the activity of MPF

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It’s only active with cyclin and kinase are together

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Type of cell division do somatic cells undergo

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Mitosis

60
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What type of cell division do sex cells undergo

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Meiosis

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What is the name of the cells produced by meiosis

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Autosomes

62
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What happens when two gametes fuse?

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Forms a zygote

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Are gametes haploid or diploid

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Haploid

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What is it allele

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Different versions of the same gene

65
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How are alleles of the same gene different

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DNA sequence changes

66
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What does a karyotype show

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The 23 pairs of human chromosomes

67
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What are autosomes

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The other chromosomes other than sex chromosomes

68
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What is the human reproductive lifecycle like

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Egg plus sperm = zygote

69
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What are the products of meiosis

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Four genetically different haploid cells

70
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How many cell divisions occur during meiosis

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To

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What happens to the DNA During meiosis one

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Duplicated, synapsid and tetrad alight , and Homologous chromosomes pair separate

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What happens to the DNA during meiosis two

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Sister chromatid pairs lineup at the metaphase plate. sister chromatids separate

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What Happened during metaphase 1 that introduces potential genetic diversity

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Tetrads align

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what are the five things that occurred during prophase one

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Chromosome condensation, nuclear membrane disintegrates, spindle fibers appear, synopsis, and crossing over

75
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Define synapsis

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Pairing of duplicated homologous chromosomes leading to formation of a tetrad

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When does synapsis occur?

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Prophase 1

77
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What Happens during interkinesis

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Time between end of meiosis one and beginning of meiosis two

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What does Not occur during interkinesis

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No DNA replication

79
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Define or describe replication

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DNA-DNA

80
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What is used during replication

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DNA

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What is the product of replication

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DNA

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What is the main enzyme that synthesized DNA during replication?

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DNA polymerase 3

83
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What two nucleic acid interactions are observed during replication?

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A-T-C-G

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What are the nucleotide base pairing for DNA-to DNA

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A-T. C-G

85
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What are the nucleotide base pairings for DNA to RNA

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A-U C-G

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Define or describe transcription

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DNA-RNA

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What is used during transcription

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DNA

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What is the product of transcription

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Rna

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What is the enzyme that synthesizes RNA during transcription

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RNA polymerase

90
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What nucleic acid interaction is observed during replication

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A-U T-A G-C C-G

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What are the three products of transcription

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Messenger RNA, transfer RNA, and ribosomal RNA

92
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What is the importance or function of the messenger RNA?

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Specific primary protein structure (amino acid sequence)

93
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What is the importance or function of the transfer RNA?

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Amino acid carrier

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What is the importance or function of the ribosomal RNA?

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One will form peptide bond other will help find protein start

95
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Define or describe translation

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RNA- protein

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What is used during translation?

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RNA

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What is the product of translation?

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Protein

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What is the structure that synthesizes proteins during translation?

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Ribosomes

99
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What nucleic acid interaction is observed during translation?

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A-U U-A C-G G-C

100
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What are the nucleotide base pairing for RNA to RNA?

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A-U C-G

101
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What are the basic steps in cell division?

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  1. Duplication of DNA
  2. Cell grows larger
  3. Separation of DNA
  4. Formation of division structure
  5. Cell separated
102
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What are the two types of cell divisions that occur in eukaryotic cells?

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Meiosis and mitosis

103
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What is the cell division process that occurs in prokaryotic cells?

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Binary fission

104
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Compare and contrast the number of cells produced during mitosis, meiosis, and binary fission

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Mitosis- meiosis 4 binary fission 2

105
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Compare and contrast the reproductive purpose of cells produced mitosis, meiosis and binary fission

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Mitosis and bad reproduce asexually meiosis is sexual

106
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Comment on the identical/ non identical nature of cells produced during mitosis, meiosis, and bad

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Mitosis and bad are identical copies meiosis is genetically diff

107
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Define diploid

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Containing homologous chromosome pairs

108
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Define haploid

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One copy of each chromosome

109
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What are homologous chromosomes

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Set of chromosomes that pair up with each other inside a cell during meiosis

110
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What is the same for chromosomes of a homologous chromosome pair?

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Length, shape, content, order, and centromere location

111
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What is diff for chromosomes of a homologous chromosome pair?

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Parents and they’re not completely identical

112
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What is a gene?

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Unique DNA sequence fragment used to make a protein or functional RNA

113
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Where is a gene located?

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Locus

114
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What are genes used for?

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Represents chromosomes

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