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1
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The process in which the number of the chromosomes is halved in order to produce gametes

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Meioses

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2
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chromosomes duplicate to produce body cells

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Mitosis

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3
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The shape of DNA

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Spiral or double helix

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4
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one set of chromosomes

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haploid

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5
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two sets of chromosomes

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diploid

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6
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the first cell of a new orgenizem

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Zygote

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7
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reproductive cell

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Gamate

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8
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same everything except forms of genes, half mom, half dad

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homologous chromosome

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9
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4 molecules that complement each other

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nitrogen bases

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10
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a new individual with 1 parent

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asexual

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11
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a new individual with 2 parents

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sexual

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12
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DNA that wraps around protein; carries genetic info

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chromosomes

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13
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1 parent

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a

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14
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resultes in a zyygote

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s

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15
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regeneration

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a

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16
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identical offspring

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a

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17
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new characteristics for offspring

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s

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18
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reproduction for bacteria

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a

19
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self-pollination

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s

20
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cross-pollination

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s

21
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binary fission

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a

22
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parthenogenogennsis

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a

23
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fragmentation

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a

24
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Mit, number of cell division

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1

25
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Mei, number of cell division

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2

26
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Mit, number of daughter cells

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2

27
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Mei, number of daughter cells

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4

28
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Mit, DNA of the daughter cell compared to the parent cell

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Exact or the same

29
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Mei, DNA of the daughter cell compared to the parent cell

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Half

30
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Mit, purpose-what kind of cell results

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Boddy cells

31
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Mei, purpose-what kind of cell results

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Gametes

32
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How many chromosomes do humans have

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46

33
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What does DNA stand for

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Deoxyribonucleic acid

34
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Who won the Nobel prize for determining the structure of the DNA molecule

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James Watson, Francis Crick, and Maurice Williams

35
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What are the three components of nucleotides

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Deoxy ribose or sugar, phosphate group, and nitrogen base

36
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What are the “sides” of a DNA molecule made of

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Deoxy ribose and phosphate

37
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What are the “rungs” of a DNA molecule made of

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nitrogen base and hydrogen bond

38
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who’s rules enforce nitrogen bases to form particular pairs

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Chargaff’s rule

39
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What letters pair to what

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A to T and C to G and vice versa

40
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what are the steps of DNA replication 1

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“un-zips”

41
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what are the steps of DNA replication 2

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pair using base-pairing rules

42
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what are the steps of DNA replication 3

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Attach

43
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what are the steps of DNA replication 4

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each has half old and half new