Unit 5 Flashcards
Gametes
Are the reproductive cells that transmit genes from one generation to the next
How many chromosomes do humans have in the somatic cells
46 or 23 pairs
Somatic cells
All cells in the body except the sex( gametes)
Alleles
A lot of different genes that can code for traits
Locus in a chromosome
Specific location
Where does synapsis or crossing over occur in meiosis?
Prophase 1-this is where the genes crossover to incorporate different traits for the offspring
Epistasis
Is where one gene will determine if another gene will be expressed
Pleiotrophy or pleiotrophic affect
One gene that controls different characteristics or traits
Polygenetic inheritqnce
Multiple genes control express one trait
Homologous chromosome
Chromosomes that have identical length and inherent controlling properties for traits. These can pair up and are represented on humans karyotype
Karyotype
Images of autosomes and the pair of sex chromosomes
In oogenesis, how many haploid cells are made
I’m the ovum there is one haploid made and a second polar body
Chiasmata
X shaped region where crossing over occurs
Crossing over does what to chromosomes
Creates recombinant chromosomes- carry genes from 2 parents
Mutations from crossing over
Deletion
Duplication.
Translocation
Inversion
Random fertilization
Fusion of gametes will produce a zygote with about 64 trillion diploid combinations
Independent assortment
Each pair of chromosomes sorts it’s maternal and paternal homologous into daughter cells independently
Gregor Mendel
Discovered the fundamental laws of inheritance
Genes come in pairs from parents
Dominant and recessive traits
Character
A heritable feature, such as flower color
Trait
A variant of a character such as purple or white flowers
P generation
The true breeding parents
F1 generation
The hybrid offspring of the P generation
F2 generation
The offspring when F1 individuals self pollinate
Dominant Allen
Determines the organisms appearance
Recessive Allen
Has no noticeable effect on the organisms appearance unless homozygous
Homozygous
Has a pair of identical alleles for that gene- exhibits tru breeding
Heterozygous
Has a pair of alleles that are different for that gene
Phenotype
Physical appearance
Genotype
Genetic makeup
Codominance
Two dominant alleles affect the phenotype in separate distinguishable ways. Like human blood type AB
Incomplete dominance
The phenotype of F1 hybrids is somewhere between the phenotypes or the two paternal varieties. Flowers that are red and white make a pink flower. Mixed
Hybridization
Mating two contrasting things. That’s what medel did with the peas
Tay Sachs disease
Occurs because of an enzyme that isn’t functioning properly and cause lipids to build up in their brain
Cystic fibrosis
Defect in chloride channel transport proteins in cells
Chloride ions and water are trapped inside cells walls and cause thick mucus
Sickle cell
Supsitutuon of a single amino acid int the hemoglobin proteins in red blood cells
Down’s syndrome
Extra copy of chromosome 21 causes short stature mental retardation, fissures tongue, Senor always creases in the palm
Nondisjunction of autosomes
Chromosomes may be separated unequally causeing more less or none to appear in gametes
Five kingdom system of classification
Kingdom plantar kingdom animal is
Kingdom fungi
Kingdom Protista
Kingdom miners
The three domains
Domain bacteria
Domain archae
Domain eukarya
Linnaeus
Taxonomy. A way of cataloging the diversity of life
He was a seed dish botanists
Came up with categories for naming such as Homo sapiens
He had two classifications kingdom plantae and anomalia
Classification order
Kong’s play chest on five Greene squares
Domain Kingdom Phylum Class Order Family Genus Species
Darwin
Proposed the revolution of present day
Went on a voyage to discover different species had similarities or same adaptations
Wrote a book called the origin of species
Darwin observation 1
Members of a population often vary in their inheritance
Observation 2
All species can produce more offspring than there environment can support and many of the offspring fail to survive
Darwin inference
Ore suitable individuals leave more offspring
Natural selection
Is the process in which individuals with favorable inherited traits are more likely to survive and reproduce
Artificial selection
Choosing the most fit or desired traits to breed