Hereditary and Gene Expression

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<p>Who is this and what are his two principles?</p>

Who is this and what are his two principles?

He was a part of a monastery who developed principles that reflect the existence of genes, chromosomes and the process of meiosis

Two principles are called: Principle of Segregation and Independent assortment.

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What is sexual reproduction?

Involves the regular alternation between meiosis and fertilization

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<p>What is Meiosis?And when does it occur?</p>

What is Meiosis?And when does it occur?

The process of nuclear division in which the chromosome number is reduced from the diploid (2n) to a haploid number (n). This creates cells with half the number of normal chromosomes.

Occurs during the production of spores, flowers, cones or similar structure.

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What is Fertilization/ Syngamy?

The process which two haploid cells (gametes) fuse to from a diploid zygote

A make gamete (sperm) and a female gamete (egg) fuse to form a zygote.

<p>The process which two haploid cells (gametes) fuse to from a diploid zygote</p><p>A make gamete (sperm) and a female gamete (egg) fuse to form a zygote.</p>
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What is a homologous chromosome/ homologs?

They are members of a pair of chromosomes, that one comes from one parent and one from another parent. These are present in the zygote

The interactions determines the genetic characteristic of a diploid organism.

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What is the difference between Gametes and Spores?

Spores: Haploid, that can develop into an organism without reuniting with another cell. They divide Mitotically producing organism that are haploid

Gamete: Is a cell that unites with other gametes to produce a zygote

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What is conjugation?

Transfer of genetic material occurs through a cytoplasmic connection that forms once the cells are in contact.

<p>Transfer of genetic material occurs through a cytoplasmic connection that forms once the cells are in contact. </p>
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What is a haploid cell and a diploid cell?

Haploid (n)(gametes) contains a single set of chromosome. Ex: occurs at the end of meiosis/ meiosis 2, resulting in four haploid cells

Diploid: two sets of chromosomes: Meiosis occurs in diploid cells to produce a haploid gamete or spore

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What is Zygotic Meiosis?

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What is gametic meiosis

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What is sporic meiosis?