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What role do protiens play in enabling the amount of DNA in a eukaryotic cell to fit into the nucleas, and what are those protiens called?
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The Histones maintain the shape of the cell and wrap the DNA tightly into packaging.
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What is the picture below called, and how is it used to determine the sex of the person? |
Karyotype
the last one determines the sex. the karyotype allows us to view the chromosomes and they are all arranged by size and shape.
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How are homologous chromosomes similar?
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They are the same size and shape and carry the same genetics
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The adders tounge fern has more chromosomes that people. what might this suggest?
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It may have littler amounts of information and DNA in them, so they may need more to get the right amount of information. The chromosomes may also have nothing to do with the Fern.
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What are these? |
A- chromosome
b- centromere
c- homolougous pair
d- chromatids
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List the 5 stages of the cell cycle and what happens in each stage
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G1- cell growth
s phase- dna is copied
g2- grows, prepares for division
mitosis- prophase, metaphase, anaphase
cytokenisis- cell divides
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4 phases of mitosis
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Prophase- grow and get larger
metaphase- centromere sends out spindle fibers
anaphase- the centromeres move twords opposite sides
telophase- it splits
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Describe cytokenisis in a plant cell
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During cytokenisis, it forms a cell plate which turns into the cell wall
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What would happen to a cell and its offspring if the cell did not go through g1 phase during the cell cycle?
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It would not grow, and then the cell would be to small to be viable.
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What is this |
Telophase
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What is this? |
Metaphase
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What is this? |
Prophase
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What is this? |
Anaphase
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Describe 2 ways that genetic recombination can occur during meiosis.
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Crossing over and the random seperation of the homologous chromosomes
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List 4 phases of meiosis 1 and describe
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Prophase- dna colis tightly, nucleolis disassembles, spindle fibers appear.
metaphase- tetrads line up and spindle fibers attach to the centromere
anaphase- centromeres move to opposite sides
telophase- chromosomes are at opposite ends and the new cell contains 2 copies. the nucleolis is reoccuring
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