Nucleus: Flashcards

1
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lesson notes
what is Nucleus:

A

membrane bound control center of cell containing X-shaped structures X-shaped structure
consisting of a single DNA molecule.chromosomes. Each chromosome consists of two chromatids held together by a centro mere.

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what is Chromosome:

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X-shaped structure
consisting of a single DNA molecule.

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what is DNA Molecule:

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consists of genes, the
“code of life”

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4
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what is Organism:

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½ genes mom + ½ genes dad

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5
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cell cycle
what is Interphase

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chromosomes can not be seen; doubling of chromosomes; nuclear membrane present; 99% of cell life

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what is Prophase:

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spindle fibers form; chromosomes seen (randomly arranged).

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what it Metaphase:

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chromosomes line up in the Middle, no nuclear membrane.

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what it Anaphase:

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chromosomes move Apart (Away)

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what it Telophase:

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Two joined cells; two nuclear membranes form

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10
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what it Cytokines’s:

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Two separateddaughter cells form.

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what is Cell Division:

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growth (embryo, fetus, infancy → adulthood) and
repair/immanence of an organism

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what is Asexual Reproduction (ex: bacteria, hydra, worms):

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simple life 1 parent / 2 daughter cells parent/daughter cells identical appearance (genes) parent/daughter cell same number of chromosomes

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what is Sexual Reproduction

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ex: animals, angiosperms) Two
parents (male, female) daughter cells are a mixture/combination of genes compared to the parent cell (by crossover)

parent to daughter cell different number of chromosomes

Parent 2x chromosomes compared to daughter cells

Daughter half (½) chromosomes compared to parent cell

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what is Organism (offspring):

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½ alleles mom; ½ alleles dad “stronger ” Mixture of our parents (our dominant traits are usually shown; only if both parents have recessive alleles will be shown)

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15
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what is Cancer:

A

abnormal cell division; uncontrolled
mitosis; certain DNA mutations cause cells to
divide in an uncontrolled way.

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16
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what is CAUSE

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Mutations are caused by:

1] Chemicals (carcinogens; ex: smoking,
gasoline, alcohol, fried foods)

2] Radiation (high dose; atomic bomb, nuclear
reactor meltdown Chernobyl (for Simon),
Ukraine)

3] Hereditary (ex: breast cancer)

17
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what is PREVENTION-

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  • avoid smoking, eat healthy diet,
    protect skin from bright sunlight. Vitamins may
    help.
18
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what is TREATMENT-

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surgery, radiation, drugs,
immunotherapy.

19
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what is Body Systems:

A

Body organization & homeostasis

Skeletal

Muscular

Skin

Digestion

Nutrients, Food & Energy (Carb’s, Fats,
Proteins; calories)

20
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what is Body Systems:

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Circulatory

Lymphatic

Respiratory

Excretory

Immune

Nervous

Endocrine

Reproductive

Human Development

21
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what it Being A Scientist:

A

Observation, Inference,
Scientific Method, Mass, Weight, Volume,
Density, Graphing, Dependent/Independent
Variable, Constant, Control, state of matter,
physical vs. chemical change, atom/element/
molecule/compound, phases of matter, phase
change.

22
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what is Weather/Meteorology:

A

Air composition & pressure, atmospheric layers,
greenhouse effect/global warming, heat transfer,
land/sea breezes, heating/cooling land & water,
water cycle, isolines, air masses, fronts,
hurricanes, tornadoes, thunderstorms, lake-snow
effect, weather maps.

23
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what is Waves & Sound:

A

Wave properties, Interaction of waves
(reflection/refraction/diffraction), EM Spectrum
helpful/harmful, ROYGBIV (frequency &
wavelength), Nature of Sound, Ear

24
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what is Light:

A

luminous, illuminated, transparent, translucent,
opaque, primary/secondary, complimentary
light colors, prism, pigments, color math, filters,
reflection & mirrors, refraction and lenses,
human eye (near & farsightedness)

25
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what is Energy & Environment:

A

Forms of energy, potential/kinetic, energy
transformations, Law of conservation of
energy, renewable/nonrenewable, ball & ramp,

wind power, hydroelectric, solar power

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what is Electricity & Magnetism:

A

Electric charges, static electricity, electric
current, conductors & insulators, voltage &
resistance, battery, series & parallel circuits,
magnetism, electromagnetism

27
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what need Gene

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allele (dad) + allele (mom)

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what is Allele

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is the (part of gene) = T or t

29
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what is Purebred

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(homozygous)= same alleles (gene);
TT, tt

30
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what is Hybrid

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(heterozygous)= mixture of alleles; Tt

31
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what is Dominant

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capital and shows itself (strong); Tt, TT

32
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what is Recessive =

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often hidden (weak); tt

33
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what is Offspring =

A

is the children

34
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what is Genotype

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the genetic makeup of an organism

Ex: TT, Tt, tt

35
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what is Phenotype =

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the physical observable appearance of
an organism. Ex: tall, short

36
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what is Punnett Squares:

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is a technique used to predict what
percentage of offspring (children) will be likely to
have a particular trait (physical feature).

37
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what is Trait:

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physical (behavioral) feature of organism

38
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to ex

A

What is the chance my child will have Down’s
syndrome?, autism? (genetic counselor’s-hospital)

What is the chance my child will have blue eyes?

What is the chance that I am carrying the breast

cancer gene?

What are the chances I will be bald?

39
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why was at

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because the Punnett Square Method explains
F1 and F2 generation results