CHAP 5 TEST MITOSIS, MEIOSIS, DNA, AND PROTEIN SYN
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Genes | sections of DNA (chromosomes)
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Diploid | condition in which a cell has a full set of homologous chromosomes; 2 of each one
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Sexual reproduction. | type of reproduction in which offspring receive genetic information from both parents
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S Phase | that period of Interphase in which DNA makes a copy of itself during replication
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The fusion of gametes is ____________reproduction. | sexual reproduction
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Zygote | the fertilized egg formed by the fusion of 2 gametes during sexual reproduction
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Cells divide the nucleus during ____________? | mitosis
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Cells divide the cytoplasm forming 2 new daughter cells during ___________________? | cytokinesis
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Sister chromatid | Identical copies of a doubled chromosome held together by a centromere.
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Cell reproduction in which a mother cell produces 2 identical daughter cells is | mitosis
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Cell reproduction in which a mother cell produces daughter cells with 1/2 the number of chromosomes is | meiosis
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A type of reproduction thats involves only 1 parental DNA source is | asexual
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Name the 3 types of asexual reproduction we studied in class. | budding, regeneration, binary fission
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Sexual or asexual; which type of reproduction produces offspring identical to the parent? | asexual
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The phase in which the nuclear membrane disappears. | prophase
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the phase in which the new nuclear membrane forms. | telophase
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The phase in which the chromosomes are lined up the center of the spindle | metaphase
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A cell with only one of each type of chromosome and only 1/2 of the total number of chromosomes. | haploid
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Which cell division produces gametes? | meiosis
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3 functions for mitosis | producing new cells for growth, producing new cells to repair damaged tissue, producing new cells as a method of asexual reproduction
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Sister chromatids separated in anaphase of a dividing cell are now called | daughter chromosomes
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The process of growing missing body parts is | regeneration
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The egg and sperm combine in the process known as | fertilization
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Spores are produced by which cell type of cell division? | meiosis
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Spores can survive unfavorable conditions because they have | a thick protein coat
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How many nitrogen bases would be needed for an amino acid chain of 8? | 24
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How many chromosomes in a human skin cell? | 46
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What is the diploid number for humans? | 46
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How many chromosomes in a human gamete? | 23
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What is the haploid number for humans? | 23
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What carries the genetic code from DNA to the ribosome for protein building? | mRNA
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3 parts of a nucleotide | a phosphate group, a sugar, a nitrogen base
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the 4 bases of DNA | adenine, thymine, cytosine, guanine
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the 4 bases of RNA | adenine, uracil, cytosine, guanine
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The bonding rules for DNA | A - T & C - G
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The bonding rules for RNA | A - U & C - G
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The phase of mitosis in which chromosomes become visible | Prophase
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Haploid | condition of cell in which there is 1/2 of the homologous chromosomes; 1 of each pair
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Protein synthesis | the process of assembling amino acids into proteins
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The organelle that assembles proteins. | ribosome
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