a polymer composed of 2 polynucleotide chains that form a double helix carrying genetic instructions
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histones
dna wraps around _______ (think of fargo and the mouse)
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shape DNA
histones are proteins that help maintain the _____ of chromosomes and aid in the tight packing of ___
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nucleosome
dna wrapped around an octet of histones is called a…
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allosomes
sex chromosomes are also called
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autosomes
somatic/body chromosomes are also called
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XX
females
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XY
males
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44
how many autosomes does a human normally have
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22
how many pairs of autosomes does a human normally have
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karyotype
a chromosome map is called a
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body 46
somatic cells are ____ cells and have __ chromosomes
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reproductive 23
gametes are _________ cells and have __ chromosomes
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2
diploid cells have how many sets of chromosomes
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2n
diploid cells are abbreviated as
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1
a haploid cell has _ set of chromosomes
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sperm and egg
what kind of cells are haploid?
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n
how are haploid cells abbreviated
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46 46 diploid 2n 23 haploid 1n 46
think of the little picture we drew: the girls body was __, boys body was __, those were _______ and __, and the egg and sperm were __ and ________ and __, and the egg plus sperm made another human that was __
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down syndrome
extra 21st chromosome is
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turner syndrome
females lacking 1 x chromosome is
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klinefelter’s syndrome
have XXY is
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patau syndrome
extra 13th chromosome is
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47, XY, +21
karyotype of a male with down syndrome
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47, XY, +13
karyotype of male with patau syndrome
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interphase prophase metaphase anaphase telophase cytokinesis G1 S G2
write out the whole cell cycle
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okay!!
look at your woobie for the specifics of what is happening in each part of the cell cycle!!
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bacteria
an example of prokaryotes is
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binary fission
the division of a prokaryotic cell into two identical offspring cells aka asexual reproduction
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g1 g2 g1 mitosis
when a g1 cell is fused with an s-phase cell, DNA replication happens in the __ nucleus, probably because of s-cdk activity in the s cell. BUT g2 with an s phase does not mean dna synthesis in __. SO only __ cells can do dna replicate and that cells that did s phase (otherwise known as g2 cells) can’t re-replicate their dna even when they are given some s-cdk acticity. SO going through ______ is required for the cell to be able to go through s phase again.
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washing machine g1 g0
we compared the cell control system to a…. meaning there are different checkpoints to go through. if it doesnt go through the checkpoint at __, it will go into a nondividing state called __
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cdk cyclins
cyclin dependent kinases (or ___) are enzymes, and their activity fluctuates bc they’re controlled by _______, which are called that bc their concentrations vary with the cell cycle
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mpf g2
maturation promoting factor (___) is a cyclin-cdk that triggers a cells passage past the __ checkpoint into mitosis
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spindle apparatus anaphase
internal signal example: kinetochores not attached to ______ _________ and this delays _______
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growth factors
external signal example: ______ _______ (proteins released by certain cells that tell other cells to divide)
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crowded cells stop dividing
density dependent inhibition is where
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uncontrolled cell replication
what is cancer?
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substration
anchorage dependence means cells must be attached to a ________ to dividide
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growth
cancer cells do not have density dependent inhibition or anchorage dependence, they’re also super weird about ______ factors
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transformation
normal cell → cancer cell
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noncancerous metasize
benign tumor: abnormal but ________ mass of cells that lacks the ability to invade neighboring tissue (aka _________)
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malignant tumor
the tendency of tumors to become progressively worse and maybe result in death
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metastasis
spread of a cancer from one organ to another NON ADJACENT organ