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Question	Answer
what does organic mean ?	a molecule containing carbon
monomer	one unit
polymer	many units
dehydration-	produces water
carbohydrate-	monosaccharaides
nucleic acids	nucleotides
starch	glucose
protein-	amino acids
dna	nucleotide
what is the product of each part of the process ?	the product of transcription is Mrna
what is a clone	an organism that is produced by sexual reproduction
cell cycle	below is a somatic cell
what are the purposes of mitosis?	it is the purpose of nuclear division
Genetics	If traits are passed down from parent to offspring through gametes formed during meiosis, how are mutations passed down? From parents to offspring through gametes; mutation MUST occur in the DNA of gametes (egg or sperm) to be passed to offspring.
If a leaf cell of a poplar tree has 36 chromosomes, how many chromosomes would you expect to find in a sperm cell in a grain of pollen	18
If a sea urchin has 14 chromosomes in an ovum, how many will it have in an epidermal cell?	28
What are the sources of variation found in the gametes after meiosis? (DNA mutation is not what we’re talking about!)	Independent Assortment, Crossing-over, and Random Fertilization.