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Biology Chapter Six

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DNAdirects a cell's activities and determine characteristics
genessegment of DNA that transmits info
chromosomerod-shaped structure, forms when DNA molecule and proteins coil tightly before cell division
percentage of chromosome makeup40% DNA 60% protein
number of chromosomes in human body cell46, 23 pairs
homologous chromosomessimilar in shape and size and have similar genetic info, 1 from mom and 1 from dad
diploidcontains 2 homologous chromosomes
haploidcontains 1 homologue of each chromosome
gametesegg and sperm
zygoteformed from joining of egg and sperm
monosomydiploid cell is missing a chromosome
trisomyan extra chromosome in a diploid cell
nondisjunctionone or more chromosomes fail to separate during meiosis
amniocentesisremoval of small amount of fluid from amnion sac
chorionic villi samplingcells from the chorionic villi are used to make a karyotype
deletionwhen a fragment of a chromosome breaks off
duplicationthe chromosome fragment attaches to its homologous chromosome
inversionreattachment of fragment in reverse order
translocationfragment joins a nonhomologous chromosome
autosomessame chromosomes in male and female
sex chromosomescarry genes that determine individual's sex
klinefeller's syndromeXXY
turner's syndromeXO
binary fissionform of asexual reproduction, produces identical offspring in bacteria
cell cycleG1 S G2 M C
G1 Phasegrowth phase, major portion of cell's life
S Phasewhen DNA is copie
G2 Phaseorganelles are copied, microtubules are reassembled to form spindle
M Phasemitosis occurs
C Phasecytokinesis
Interphasethe stage between two divisions, netlike appearance of chromatin, centriole appears to one side of nuclear membrane
Early Prophasechromosomes shorten and thicken, nuclear membrane begins to disappear
Late ProphaseNuclear membrane has disappeared, sister centrioles move opposite one another, forming 2 poles
Metaphasechromosomes move toward the central plate of the cell, fibers appear to meet at each pole
Early anaphasea set of 8 chromosomes approaches each pole
Late anaphasechromosomes sepatate from one another, moving along the lengthwise axis of the spindle to the opposite poles
Telophasechromosomes begin to become indistinct, aster and spindle begin to disappear
The sex of a human offspring is determined by the...male
kinectochorea disk of protein at the centromere region of the chromatid that serves as a platform for assembling microtubules
ovaries, ballsorgans responsible for meiosis in humans
Prophase 1homologous chromosomes line up and form bivalent/tetrad
Metaphase 1Tetrad stays together and lines up in middle
Anaphase 1pulls entire chromosome
Number of chromosomes at the end of Meiosis 123
spermategenesismaking of sperm cells
oogenesismaking of egg cell
linked genesgenes found on the same chromosome
crossing overchromatids change parts, occurrs during prophase 1
functions of meiosisgenetic diversity, making of sex cells


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