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Unit 4/5 Vocab Words Flashcards

1
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Autosomal

A

Not connected to a sex chromosome(inherited same way regardless of sex of parent or offspring)

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Cancer

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rapidly or controlled cell growth

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Cell cycle

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Process of which a cell grows(G0, S, G2, M)

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Centrioles

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produce spindle finers

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5
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Chromosomes

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Contains genetic information(46 in humans)

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Codominance

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two traits share dominance(EX. AB blood type)

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Crossing over

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Chromosomes swapping DNA during meiosis

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Crossover frequency

A

How often specific genes recombine with other genes

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Cyclin dependent kinase

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Regulate cell cycle

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10
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Cytokinesis

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Separation of two daughter cells

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Diploid

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Contains 2 complete sets of chromosomes

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Dominant

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will show if present in genes

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13
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F1 generation

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first generation after crossing 2 homozygous traits

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F2 generation

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generation that comes from crossing the F1 generation

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Fertilization

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Two gametes combining

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Gametes

A

sex cells

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Genotype

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how your gene is (Ex. AA, Aa, as)

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18
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Haploid

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having half the number of chromosomes(Ex. Sex cells)

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19
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Heterozygous

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Dominant and recessive gene present

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20
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Incomplete dominance

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One allele is not fully expressed over the other and phenotype is a combination of the two(Ex. Red+white=pink)

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21
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Independent assortment

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chromosomes can line up in any order during metaphase

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22
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Homologous chromosome

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Matching chromosomes from mom and dad pairing up

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23
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Interphase

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Where cell spends most of it’s life(G1, S, G2)

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Mieosis

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creation of sex cells(creates 4 genetically different gametes)

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25
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Metaphase

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chromosomes line up in center of cell

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Nuclear division

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Division of the nucleus

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Mitosis

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cell division(creates 2 identical daughter cells)

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Recombination

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Swapping DNA from one chromosome to another bc of crossing over

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Segregation

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Pairs of gene variants are operated into different cells

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Somatic cell

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Regular body cells(not sex cells)

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Synapsis

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Fusion of chromosomes at the start of mieosis

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Synthesis

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S-phase(duplication of DNA)

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Telophase

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Chromosomes move to opposite ends of the cell and two nucleus are formed

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Sex chromosomes

A

determines sex(X and Y)

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Sex linked

A

Genes carried on sex chromosomes(often on the X chromosome in humans)

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Amino acid

A

form to build proteins

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Anticodon

A

Sequence of 3 nucleotides in tRNA that correspond with nucleotides in the mRNA

38
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Base pairing rules

A

A-T, G-C

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Coding strand

A

strand of DNA that is identical to RNA that is being transcribed

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Codon

A

group of 3 nucleotides(A, T, C, G)

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DNA

A

double helix

Deoxyribonucleic acid

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DNA polymerase

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Adds nucleotides to strand(starts of 3’ end and creates new strand from 5’-3’

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DNA replication

A

Producing to identical copies of a strand of DNA

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Exons

A

Coding sections of the DNA

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Genetic code

A

Sequence of codes(codons) that refer to a specific amino acid

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Helicase

A

unzips DNA

47
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Inducable genes

A

usually off and can be turned on

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Introns

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non-coding sections of DNA

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Lagging strand

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strand being duplicated backward to the helicase(duplicated in segments)

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Leading strand

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duplicated continuously

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Micro RNA

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Non-coding RNA, regulates gene expression

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Mutation

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Changing the structure of a gene

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Nucleic acids

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Store genetic information

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Nucleotides

A

Form basic structure of DNA

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Okazaki fragmaents

A

fragments of duplicated DNA on lagging strand

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Replication fork

A

Created when helicase unzips DNA

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Protein

A

amino acids form from genetic coding

4 levels of structure(primary, secondary, tertiary, quarternary)

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Repressor

A

turned a gene of(stops it from being codes)

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MRNA

A

messenger RNA, RNA sequence that corresponds to a specific DNA sequence

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tRNA

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transport RNA, adaptor molecule that links amino acids together based on the mRNA

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rRNA

A

Ribosomal RNA, non-coding, carries out protein synthesis in ribosomes

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Start codon

A

MET, where the DNA coding starts

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Stop codon

A

let’s the cell know to stop coding the DNA

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Transcription

A

DNA to RNA

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Transcription factors

A

Molecules that signal where to begin transcription

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Translation

A

RNA to amino acids

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