Lab Notes Flashcards
What are the 2 phases of the cell cycle
Interphase (growing phase) and Mitosis (Dividing phase)
Eukaryotic cell division is more complex because of the presence of: (2)
nuclear membrane and chromatin structure
Mitosis allows eukaryotic organism:
replace cells and grow
Most of the life of a cell is spent in ___________
interphase (growing phase) and Mitosis (Dividing phase)
What are the 4 phases of interphase
G0: normal
G1: Rna and protein synthesis (For S phase)
S Phase; DNA replication
G2: Protein synthesis (for mitosis)
Why is it neccessary to duplicate the cells DNA? In which phase does this duplication occur
Duplicated so that each daugther cell has a set
Happens in S Phase of Interphase
Why must chromatin condense into chromosomes? In which phase does this occur?
Easier to split and manuver
In Prophase
Why does te nuclear membrane disappear during prophsae
Allows chromosomes to move through cell
What role do microtubules play in mitosis
They are attached in Metaphase and pull the chromatids to opposite poles in Anaphase
What difference do you see btw mitosis in a plant cell vs an animal cell
cell wall forms in telophase
Chromosomes are more spreadout in plant cells
Based on the percetage of cells in each phase, which phase takes the longest
Interphase
Based on the percetage of cells in each phase, which phase takes the shortest amount of time
metaphase
what are the kinetochore
where the spindles attach to the chromosomes
What is a homologous chromomes
Same chromosomes from each maternal-paternal pair that contain similar versions of the same genes
What is the genetic makeup, which gender does it affect, and general Characteristics :
Downs
Klinefelter
Jacobs
Metafemale
Turner
Downs: Extra 21, M/F, shorter stature and lifespan
Klinefelter: XXY, M, Sterile and brest enlargement
Jacobs: XYY, M, Agressive and tall
Metafemale: XXX, F, Normal, possible learning deficit
Turner: XO, F, Shorter, Web-neck
what is teh study of chromosomes, chromosomal abnormalities, and related diseases
Cytogenetics
What is a karyotype
an ordeed visual display of chromsomes from an individual somatic cells
What is the visualization of the condensed, stained chromosomes called
metaphase spread
Metacentric, submetacentric, acrocentric
Meta: middle of the chromosome
Submeta: Below the middle
Acrocentric: Above the middle
___________ Uses living organisms to make/modify specific products for industrial or manufacturing use
biotechnology
What does octoploid mean
they have 8 copies of each of their seven chromsosomes in every cell
(EX: Strawberries)
What are teh 3 steps to DNA Extraction
Homogenization
Deprotienization
Precipitation