UNIT 5 intro to sexual reproduction & Heredity

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sexual reproduction

is when organisms reproduce using 2 peoples DNA

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somatic cells

all body cells except reproductive cells (sperms and eggs)

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diploid cells

cells that contain 2 sets of chromosomes from mom and dad

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all somatic cells are what

diploid cells

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gametes

are reproductive cells(sperm and eggs)

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gametes/ reproductive cells are what

haploid cells

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<p>haploid cells</p>

haploid cells

only contain one set of chromosomes

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how does fertilization occur?

one gamete from each parent fuse together and forms a fertilized diploid.

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meiosis

cell division that creates haploid cells from diploid cells

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zygote

a fertizilied egg

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genes

are the sequences or pieces of DNA that have instructions to produce proteins or functional pieces of RNA

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Heredity

is the transmission of traits from one generation to the next

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gene locus

is the name of where the gene is located on the chromosome

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sister chromatids

are exact copies of the same chromosomes held together at the centromere

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autosomes

are all chromosomes that are NOT sex chromosomes

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sex chromosomes

are chromosomes that are either X or Y and decide if your male or female

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<p>what happens during meiosis 1?</p>

what happens during meiosis 1?

this is the first cell division with the repeat of PMAT

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what is a tetrad?

a tetrad is a group of four chromosomes

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what is crossing over in Prophase 1?

crossing over is when non sister chromatids with nearby homologous chromosomes exchange segment of DNA

<p>crossing over is when non sister chromatids with nearby homologous chromosomes exchange segment of DNA </p>
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what is a chiasmata

this is where crossing over happens, the x-shaped regions where homologous chromosome pairs make direct contact

<p>this is where <strong>crossing over</strong> happens, the x-shaped regions where homologous chromosome pairs make direct contact</p>
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