Unit 4 - Cell Replication Vocab Flashcards

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Active Immunity

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Antibodies produced by the body from previous exposure to pathogen; long-term protection

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Adult stem cells

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unspecialized/undifferentiated cells, that haven’t developed into a specific cell type

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AID (Sacquired immunodeficiency syndrome)

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Disease caused by HIV that kills T cells in the immune system, but most people don’t develop it because there is HIV treatment

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Antibiotic

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treatment for bacterial infections

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Antibody

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Y-shaped protein that attaches to invader and signals their destruction by white blood cells

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Anti-Codon

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nitrogen bases on a tRNA molecule- complementary to the 3 codons on mRNA

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Antiviral

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treatment for viral infections

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Asexual reproduction

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Reproduction with one parent, where offspring is identical to parent

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B- cell

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White blood cell that makes antiBodies

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Cancer

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Uncontrolled cell division

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Cell cycle

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life cycle of a cell that consists of interphase, mitosis, and cytokinesis

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Cholera

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Bacterial infection in the intestine caused by contaminated water, resulting in severe vomiting and diarrhea

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Chromatin

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Genetic material made of DNA and protein that form chromosomes; only found during interphase

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Chromosomes

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  • carries genetic info that is passed to new cells in cell division
  • made of chromatin (DNA molecule and protein) that make two chromatids and a centromere
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Codon

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nitrogen base of a set of 3 on a mRNA molecule that code for a specific amino acid

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Complementary Base Pairing

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Nitrogen bases pairings:
DNA- A to T, C to G
RNA- A to U, C to G

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Cytokinesis

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last step of the cell cycle, when the cell membrane pinches, and the cytoplasm divides into two daughter cells

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Daughter cells

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Cells produced from cell division of a single parent cell in mitosis or meiosis

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Deoxyribose

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Differentiation/Specialization

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process during embryonic development where stem cells develop into a specific cell type by developing into a different structure and function

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DNA replication

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DNA is copied and duplicated to be used in the two daughter cells

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Double helix

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Dutch Elm Disease

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Fungal disease of elm trees spread by beetles

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Embryonic stem cells

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cell of early embryo that is undifferentiated; valuable to researchers

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Hydrogen bond
bond between nitrogen bases of DNA that can be easily broken during unzipping
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Influenza
viral disease which caused a deadly epidemic in 1918 and still kills lots of people every year
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Interphase
longest phase of the cell cycle consisting of G1, S, and G2 in which the cell is resting and copying its DNA
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Malaria
Parasitic disease caused by the protist Plasmodium and spread by mosquitoes in tropical regions
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Mitosis
Cell division that replicates its chromosomes and then seperates them, making two identical daughter cells
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mRNA
messengar RNA; single stranded molecule as a copy from DNA through Transcription, carries the DNA code to the ribosome to match up with amino acid
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Mutation
Mistake/change in the normal DNA sequence; random OR caused by radiation, tobacco smoke, and chemical exposure
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Nitrogen base
part of Nucleotide; A, T, G, and C in DNA; A, U, G, and C in RNA
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Passive immunity
short-term protection when a person gets antibodies from another source; person does not make them
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Pfiesteria
Group of protists that cause large algal blooms and fish kills off the coast of NC
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Protein synthesis
process that makes proteins by transcription and translation
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Ribose
sugar in RNA
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rRNA
ribosomal RNA; makes up ribosomes. During translation, it puts together amino acids to create proteins by clamping anticodons onto mRNA to put amino acids in the correct order
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T- cell
Cells that attack and destroy infected cells; two types: T helper & T killer
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Transcription
Process in the nucleus in that changes DNA into RNA
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Translation
process that occurs in the cytoplasm in which a ribosome reads the mRNA and converts it into a sequence of amino acid
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tRNA
transfer RNA; clover leaf shape made of a chain of RNA nucleotides and carries an amino acid, reads mRNA and arrives at ribosome carrying the amino acid that DNA codes for
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Tuberculosis
Bacterial infection in the lungs
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Vaccine
a weakened virus/bacteria injected into the body to protect a person against a virus
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Virus
a nonliving particle that causes disease; contains nucleic acid surrounded by a protein coat called the capsid