Protist and Prokaryote Reproduction Flashcards

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Vocabulary terms and definitions covering protist and prokaryote cellular reproduction, mitosis, meiosis, and genetic transfer mechanisms based on the lecture notes.

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Diploid

Having two copies of each chromosome, represented by the abbreviation 2n.

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Mitosis

A process of simple cell division that produces two daughter cells that are diploid and genetically identical to the parent cell.

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Diatom

A photosynthetic protist with a glass cell wall made of two halves that produces about half of the oxygen we breathe.

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Valves

The upper half and lower half sections that form the glass cell wall of a diatom.

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Zygote

The first cell of an organism formed by the fusion of two gametes during sexual reproduction.

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Meiosis

A reduction division process that produces haploid gametes containing half the original number of chromosomes.

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Haploid

Having one copy of each homologous chromosome or chromosome type.

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Selfing

A form of sexual reproduction in which hermaphroditic organisms fertilize themselves.

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Crossing over

A process during meiosis that increases genetic diversity in offspring by recombining chromosome segments.

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Cyanobacteria

Autotrophic prokaryotes that are also known as blue green algae.

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Conjugation

A process in prokaryotes where two cells join together to transfer a portion of DNA from a donor cell into a recipient cell, resulting in genetic recombination.

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Binary fission

The asexual reproduction process by which prokaryotes produce genetically identical copies of themselves.