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Unit 8 Test

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What are units of wrapped DNA?   Nucleosomes  
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What are the different nucleotide bases in DNA?   Adenine, Thymine, Guanine, Cytosine  
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What is replication?   When a cell divides into an identical cell and makes a copy of it's DNA  
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Walther Flemming   German biologist, discovered chromosomes in 1882  
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How many pairs of chromosomes do humans have?   23  
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What are autosomes?   The 22 pairs in chromosomes, same in both male and female  
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What is the 23rd pair of chromosomes?   The sex chromosome, which is the primary factor in determining the gender of the offspring  
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What chromosomes do females have?   XX  
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What chromosomes do males have?   Xy  
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What is mitosis?   the cell process in which the nucleus divides to form two nuclei identical to each other, and to the original nucleus in a series of steps  
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What are the stages of mitosis?   Prophase, metaphase, interphase, and anaphase  
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What is transcription?   The process of transferring information from DNA to RNA  
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What are the differences between DNA and RNA?   DNA is a double helix, RNA is a single helix. RNA has Adenine, Cytosine, Guanine, but instead of Thymine, it has Uracil.  
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What is translation?   It is when three specific bases equal one amino acid, it takes place in the cytoplasm  
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What is heredity?   it is the process of passing biological traits from parent to offspring, through genes  
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What is the section of the DNA molecule that carries the instructions for the construction of proteins   idk  
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What is the study of how heredity works and, in particular, genes?   Genetics  
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Who is Walter Sutton?   An American graduate who in 1902, when he was researching chromosomes, discovered that genes are located on chromosomes  
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What are alleles?   Different forms of genes that carry information for a specific trait  
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How do we write alleles?   Using upper and lower case letters  
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What does Homeozygous mean?   Meaning the same  
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What does Heterozygous mean?   Meaning different  
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What is the likelihood that something will occur?   Probability  
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What are Punnett Squares?   special charts that show the possible gene combinations in a cross between two organisms  
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What did Gregor Mendel do?   He researched peas, english geneticist, developed punnett square  
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What is the phenotype?   The physical appearance  
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What is the genotype?   The actual genetic makeup  
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Who is considered the father of genetics?   Gregor Mendel  
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What is a sexual reproduction?   when one parent transmits all of its genetic information to the offspring , therefore they are identical  
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What is sexual reproduction?   When two parents contribute their genetics to the offspring  
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What is another name for sex cells?   Gametes  
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What is reproduction?   when the egg and the sperm unite  
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What is meiosis?   a cell division that produces haploid cells, not diploid  
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What is a mutation?   Any change in DNA  
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What is genetic engineering?   the process in which a sequence of DNA from an organism is first isolated, then inserted into the DNA of another organism, changing that organisms' DNA  
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What is all of the genetic material in an organism?   Deoxyribonucleicacid  
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What is forensics?   The use of DNA to identify a person  
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What is DNA?   nucleic acid that is shaped in a double helix that carries genetic info  
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Who were Watson and Crick   they stole Franklin's ideas and got the Nobel Prize for it (discovered structure of DNA)  
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Who was Rosalind Franklin?   Discovered stuff about chromosomes with an x ray died of cancer  
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Who was Walther Flemming?   German biologisst who discovered chromosomes in 1882  
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Who was Walter Sutton   discovered genes are located on chromosomes  
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What is the chromosome theory   genes are located on chromosomes  
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what is a chromosome?   strucutre of nucleic acid located in the nucleus  
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what is a chromatin   the material of which the chromosomes of organisms are composed  
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what is a chromatid   half of a chromosome  
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what are nucleosomes   basic unit of dna  
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22 pairs of the chromosomes are what?   autosomes  
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the 23rd pair of chromosomes?   sex chromosomes  
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what is dna replication   when dna divides making an exact copy  
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what is mitosis   division of the nucleus of a cell  
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what are the stages of mitosis   interphase, prophase, metaphase, and anaphase  
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