Reproduction Flashcards

1
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This is the process a cell uses to make a copy of its DNA

A

DNA Replication

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2
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When does the process of DNA replication start and end?

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It starts immediately BEFORE a cell divides. It ends when each chromosome is duplicated. each copy having identical DNA

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3
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What is the 1st stage of DNA Replication?

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DNA unzips along the middle to expose the sequence of bases

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4
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What is the 2nd stage of DNA Replication?

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The two strands of unpaired bases act as a template for new bases to be attached

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5
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What is the 3rd stage of DNA Replication?

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New bases (attached to a sugar and phosphate) match up to the exposed bases of each strand

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6
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What is the 4th stage of DNA Replication?

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There are now 2 DNA molecules

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7
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What is an error in duplicating the base sequence called?

A

Mutation

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8
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Each of the two threads of duplicated DNA

A

Chromatid

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9
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The point where the two chromatids are joined together.

A

centromere

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10
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A type of cell division that produces unique gametes (sperm/egg) used in sexual reproduction.

A

Meiosis

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11
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How many chromosomes are produced during the process of Meiosis?

A

Half the number of chromosomes (23 for humans)

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12
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involves individuals passing on their genetic material to the next generation.

A

Reproduction

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13
Q

Sexual or Asexual Reproduction:

requires only one parent

A

Asexual Reproduction

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14
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Sexual or Asexual Reproduction:

Offspring is identical to the parents (clone)

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Asexual Reproduction

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15
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Sexual or Asexual Reproduction:

No new allele combination is introduced to the population (Therefore, No variation)

A

Asexual Reproduction

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16
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Sexual or Asexual Reproduction:

Requires two parents

A

Sexual Reproduction

17
Q

Sexual or Asexual Reproduction:

Offspring is similar but not identical

A

Sexual Reproduction

18
Q

Sexual or Asexual Reproduction:

Produces Variation

A

Sexual Reproduction

19
Q

Which pair of chromosomes determines the sex/gender of an individual?

A

23rd pair (sex chromosome)

20
Q

What is the allele for a male?

A

XY

21
Q

What is the allele for a female?

A

XX