year 10 bioligy Flashcards

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1
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how many chromosomes do we get from each parent?

A

26

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2
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where is dna found?

A

In the nucleas

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3
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What are the four nitrogenouse bases?

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Adenine, Thymine, Cytosine, guanine

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4
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What makes a Nucliotide?

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Phosphate, pentose sugar and Nitrogenouse base

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5
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How are nitrogenouse base connected together?

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They are joined together by complementary base pairing, where each base will bond with a specific base

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6
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What are the rules of nitrogenouse paired bases?

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A-T
C-G

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7
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How is the imformation organised?

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DNA to / to chromosome

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8
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Why are everybody different?

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Becuase genetics are based of probabilitie of your parents

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9
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what is a genotype?

A

The alleles that people have

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10
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what is a phenotype?

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The trait that is seen on a person

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11
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what is a autosome?

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any chromosome not involved in sex determination

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12
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what is a allele?

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two versions of a gene

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13
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what are the importance of protien?

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It gives us our traits

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14
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what are dominant alleles?

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They will always be expressed as a uppercase letter

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15
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what is a gene?

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Segments of our DNA that code for a specific cell

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16
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what are gametes?

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Reproduction or sex cells

17
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what is a karyotype?

A

Visualisation of individual chromosomes

18
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what is a karyotype used for?

A

to look at your abnormal structure

19
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what does homologous mean?

A

chromosomes are the same size/shape and carry some genes

20
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what is down syndrome?

A

having one extra chromosome

21
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what is turnersyndrome?

A

Monospy X you only have one x

22
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what are klinesselters?

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XXY= extra X

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