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Sex Cell, reproductive cell, haploid, egg or sperm |
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Half the number of chromosomes (n)
Sex cells
Ex: Haploid number for humans is 23 |
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Full set of chromosomes from mother and father
All body cells except sex cells
(egg and sperm )(2n)
Ex: diploid number for human is 46 |
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Joinning or fertilization of sperm and egg to form a new organism - a zygote is diploid |
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Cell reproduction or division
1 diploid cell produces 2
diploid cells with exact
same chromosomes |
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Special type of mitosis that produces gametes or sex cells
1 diploid cell produces 4 haploid cells with different chromosomes from the parent cell |
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Happens in meiosis
Homologous chromosomes exchange genes and mix them up from the mother and father
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Chromosomes from the mother and father that contain genes for the same traits |
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Long strands of DNA found in nucleus
Humans have 46 chromosomes (diploid number)
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One gene of a gene pair Alternate forms of a gene
Ex: Tt |
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Making of proteins at the ribosomes
Transcription and Translation |
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mRNA picks up the message from the
DNA in the nucleus andcarries the
message tothe ribosomes
Getting the plan and taking it to the factory
(ribosomes) |
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Translating the mRNA code
from codons into amino acids to form
proteins tRNA brings the amino acids
to the ribosome
Bringing the raw materials to the factory |
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Made up of three nitrogen bases of
mRNA
mRNACodes for different amino acids
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The three nitrogen bases on tRNA that match with the codon of mRNA |
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Building blocks of nucleic acids (DNA and RNA)
Made up of:* a sugar (deoxyribose or ribose)
* a phosphate group
* a nitrogen base (adenine,thymine, guanine, cytosine)
In RNA thymine is replaced by uracil |
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Deoxyribonucleic acid Found in nucleus Makes up genes; Contains the main code
for making proteins |
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Ribonucleic acid Made of ribose, phosphate and one of four nitrogen bases (adenine, uracil, cytosine, guanine)
Three types: mRNA, tRNA, rRNA |
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Messenger RNA picks up messege from DNA in nucleause and takes the messege to the ribosomes
Three nitrogen bases form CODONS
19 |
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Transfer RNA
Brings amino acid to the robosomes to build proteins
Has an ANTICODON on one end and an AMINO ACID on the other end |
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Ribosome RNA
Makes up ribsomes |
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Two identical gens or alleles of a gene pair
EX: TT or tt |
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Two different genes or alleles of a gene pair
EX: Tt |
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a gene that is hidden by a dominant trait
Need two recessive genes for a trait to be expressed represented by a lower case letter |
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Two individuals having identical chromosomes |
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Two genes or allesles that are both expressed equally
EX: AB blood type in humans |
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Two genes that are partly expressed
(average)
ex: flower color in snapdragons pure red RR and pure white rr gives pink flowers
Rr |
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Genes found on the x chromosomes
ex: color blindedness in humans
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Sex chromosomes pattern for a female |
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Sex chromosome pattern for a male |
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Types of genes that make up an organism
EX: HH,Hh,hh |
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Physical trait expression of alleles or genes
EX: white flowers or O blood type or color blind |
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Change in the DNA causes genetic variation can be caused by chemicals , x-rays ect. |
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Trace a trait through generations
square -male
circle -female
filled in |
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Individual carrying the gene for a trait but not expressing it |
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A photograph of human chromosomes arranged in pairs by size
*can predict down's syndrome |
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Faliure of 21st chromosomes to serarate in meiosis
*person has 47 chromosomes |
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Making DNA from fingerprint
*cut up DNA with restrictive enzymes
* DNA goes at negative end of gel
*turn on electric current
*DNA travels to positive end
*longer strands of DNA (heavier)are at negative end and shorter strands travel farther |
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Combining DNA from different organisms |
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Cut up DNA molecular knife |
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