Lessons 3 - 5: Asexual Reproduction, Sexual Reproduction and Genetic Engineering Flashcards

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1
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simplest mode of reproduction

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Asexual Reproduction

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only requires one organism to reproduce (Mostly unicellular some are multicellular)

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Asexual Reproduction

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3
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Quick reproduction: ____________________
Lack of genetic diversity:_____________________

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Advantage
Disadvantage

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4
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Genetic makeup problem or error

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Mutation

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5
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(Vegetative Reproduction)
Plants are horizontally and above the ground

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Runners

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6
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Plants are horizontally but underground

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Rhizomes

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7
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Grow thickened sphere-shaped part underground

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Bulbs

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are also bulbs, but they do not have layers when cut

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Corms

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9
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are bulbs that lack roots. They are modified stems that act as storage of important molecules such as starch

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Tubers

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10
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Occurs in unicellular prokaryotes such as bacteria

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Binary Fission

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is the splitting of new individuals from the parent organism

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Budding

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12
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or regeneration is a type of asexual reproduction in which an individual organism breaks into smaller parts

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Fragmentation

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13
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a rare form of asexual reproduction. This may occur in which an egg cell is capable of fertilizing

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Parthenogenesis

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13
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known as sex cells

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Gametes

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14
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Union of male and female gametes to form a?

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Zygote

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15
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Union of male and female gametes

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Fertilization

15
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Organisms have both male and female reproductive organs

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Hermaphroditism

16
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Sexual reproduction of plants through parts of flowers, seeds, and fruits

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Pollination

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Plants grow from seeds

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Germination

18
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These sex cells contain only half of the chromosome number

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haploid

18
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These sex cells contain the full amount of chromosome number

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Diploid

19
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Implanted in the mother’s ovary in complex animals

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Embryo

20
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Female lay eggs cells in water, then the male will deposit sperm cells in the same environment

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External Fertilization

21
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Happens inside the female’s body. Male deposits sperm in a female’s reproductive organ during mating

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Internal Fertilization

22
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DNA - Define

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Deoxyribonucleic

23
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Base pairs of DNA

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ATCG

24
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blueprint of life

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DNA

25
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Contained within the nucleus of the cell

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DNA

26
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Result of exposure to radiation
errors in the processing of DNA

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Mutation

27
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Altering the DNA of organisms

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Genetic Engineering

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Products of Genetic Engineering

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Golden Rice
BT - Corn
Enviropigs
Sunions
Cloned Animals
Genetically modified Bananas and Cows

29
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Bacillus Thuringiensis
resist pest and safer for consumption

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BT - Corn

30
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Produces chemicals toxic to pest

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BT - Corn

31
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Onions that will not make people cry when sliced
Taste sweeter than regular onions

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Sunions

32
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First cloned animal

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Dolly the Sheep

33
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Carry hepatitis B vaccine
Cheaper and more accessible for developing countries

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Genetically Modified Bananas

34
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Cows that emit less phosphorus to produce methane.

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Genetically Modified Cows