A | B |
alleles | contrasting forms of a gene |
zygote | fertilized egg |
gamete | sex cell |
haploid | # of chromosomes in gamete |
diploid | # of chromosomes in somatic cell |
homologous chromosomes | chromosomes that have genes on them for same traits |
autosomes | chromosomes other than sex chromosomes |
X and Y | male sex chromosomes |
X and X | female sex chromosomes |
meiosis | diploid cell making 4 haploid gametes |
karyotype | picture of individual chromosomes |
trisomy 21 | Down syndrome |
Turners syndrome | monosomy |
Klinefelters syndrome | XXY |
mitosis | diploid cell making 2 diploid cells |
locus | location of gene on chromosome |
meiosis begins in female | as embryo |
meiosis begins in male | at puberty |
where sperm are made in plant | stamen |
where eggs are made in plants | pistil |
sperm are made here in animals | testes |
eggs are made here in animals | ovaries |
# of functional eggs made from parent cell | one |
# of functional sperm made from parent cell | 4 |
3 female daugher cells that die | polar bodies |
mitosis occurs in this type of cell | somatic cell |
nondisjunction | causes monosomy or trisomy |
stage of meiosis when crossing over occurs | prophase 1 |
XXY | Klinefelters syndrome |
crossing over | exchanging portions of chromatids |
independent assortment | random pairing of homologous chromosomes |
number of different gametes that can be made when diploid # of chromosomes is 10 | 32 |
number of different gametes that can be formed when haploid number of chromosomes is 3 | 8 |
n | symbol used for haploid |
2n | symbol used for diploid |
gametes formed by this process | meiosis |
mitosis | zygote divides into two cells by this process |
number of chromosomes in normal human karyotype | 46 |
failure of chromosomes to separate properly during meiois | nondisjunction |
normal # of human autosomes | 44 |
stages of fruit fly development | egg, larva, pupa, adult |
genome | all genetic information of a species |
in fruit fly development, this stage follows larva | pupa |
number of days for life cycle of fruit fly | 10-12 |
phenotype | how a trait appears in an offspring |
genotype | the alleles an individual has for a trait |