final exam slides 10-11 Flashcards
cellular division occurs for…
growth and development, reproduction of offspring, repair of damage, replacement of old cells
eukaryotic DNA
duplicated and condensed in chromosomes
chromosomes
contains hundreds of genes
sister chromatids
duplicated chromosomes are held together in structure called centromere
mitosis
Produces somatic (aka body) cells which contain a copy of all the genetic material within an existing parent cell
meiosis
Produces sex cells (egg and sperm) which contain a copy of HALF of the genetic material within an existing cell
genomic DNA
nucleus of eukaryotic cell; serves as a blueprint; 46 chromosomes - 23 pairs
karyotype
A lab technique that produces an image of an individual’s chromosomes to find abnormal numbers or structures
passing DNA to daughter cells
duplicate DNA –> separate DNA duplicates –> cytokinesis (split cells)
tumors
benign, malignant, metastatic!!
dendritic cells
immune cells removed from blood, specialized, and injected back into the blood to destroy cancer cells
central dogma
genotype codes for phenotype
meiosis I
a. Separates homologous chromos
b. Each daughter cell is haploid
c. Each chromos still has 2 sister chromatids
meiosis II
a. Separates sister chromatids
b. 4 haploid daughter cells
c. Develop into egg or sperm
trisomy vs monosomy
one too many chromos vs one too few chromos