Cell Cycle Review
Grudge Ball Rules Each group begins the game with 10 x’s Each group will be asked a question If they get the answer correct that team gets to remove 2 x’s from another team. You can take them both from the same team or split them up. Before you take away x’s, you can increase the number by shooting the ball into the net. If you make the shot from the near line you can erase 4. From the far line, 5. You can NOT remove x’s from your own team. If your team is eliminated, you can win your way back by answering a question correctly AND shooting a basket.
Most of the life of the cell is spent in the phase called? Interphase
What is produced during transcription? mRNA
Inherited traits that may increase an organism’s survival adaptation
The correct order of Interphase is? G1, S, G2
The process of dividing the cytoplasm within the cell is called? Cytokinesis
Where does transcription occur? The nucleus
All of the genetic information in a population Gene pool
What can lead to mutations? UV rays, carcinogens, mutagens, etc.
During which phase of the cell cycle does most of cell growth take place? Interphase
Where does DNA Replication Occur? The Nucleus
Humans choose desired traits for breeding different organisms Artificial selection
DNA Replicates in which stage of Interphase? S phase
Uncontrolled cell division that attacks the organs is called? Cancer
What 2 molecules carry the instructions for protein synthesis? DNA and RNA
A chromosome is made up of two… Sister chromatids
An organism’s ability to survive and reproduce fitness
The phase in which the chromosomes line up in the middle is? Metaphase
What stage is this? Prophase
What happens during Translation? mRNA is translated into a protein
Limb bones that differ in function but are derived from the same ancestral bones are Homologous structures
What stage is this? Anaphase
What stage is this? Telophase
Where does translation occur? Cytoplasm/Ribosome
If a sandy beach becomes darker due to pollution and the genetic variation is present, snail populations will most likely become darker
What stage is this? Metaphase
Term given to sex cells… egg and sperm? Gametes
Factors that control traits are called genes
Individual who wrote “The Origin of Species” Charles Darwin
How many chromosomes do humans have in their gametes? 23
An organism with two of each kind of chromosome is said to be Diploid
Many genes are needed for a trait to be expressed Polygenic inheritance
Name of the Islands where biodiversity led Darwin to propose his theory Galapagos Islands
What is the Central Dogma? DNA RNA Protein Synthesis
In multicellular organisms, mitosis is used for Growth, healing, cell repair
What are versions of a gene called? alleles
Rapid change after a long period of no change in an organism Punctuated equilibrium
An organism produces an egg that has 40 chromosomes An organism produces an egg that has 40 chromosomes. The body cells should have… 80 chromosomes
The allele that is expressed by an organism Dominant allele
Homologous chromosomes exchange DNA during meiosis in a process called Crossing over
The name of Lamarck’s theory of evolution Inheritance of Acquired Characteristics OR Theory of Use and Disuse
Having 2 of the same version of a gene is called Homozygous
In which stage of mitosis are the pairs of sister chromatids lined up in the center of the cell? Metaphase
If a homozygous black guinea pig (bb) is crossed with a homozygous white guinea pig, what’s the chance they will have black offspring 100%
Individual who proposed that Earth was shaped by geological forces that occurred over long periods of time James Hutton
An organism that contains DNA from a different species is called Transgenic/ genetically modified
What rate of evolution is depicted below? Gradualism
Having 2 different versions of a gene Heterozygous/hybrid
What type of selection is exhibited in the graph below? Diversifying (disruptive)
When are sister chromatids separated? Anaphase
How many divisions occur during mitosis?
This diagram depicts which theory of evolution? Theory of Inheritance of Acquired Traits
How many divisions occur during meiosis? 2
An organism’s physical appearance is its phenotype
Says that all organisms are related through a common ancestor and accumulated adaptations for different environments Descent with Modification
A picture of all the chromosomes in an individual’s cells karyotype
How many cells are made during mitosis?
Reproduction takes place at different times of the year Temporal isolation
What name describes the shape of DNA? Double helix
How many cells are made during Meiosis? 4
Populations are capable of interbreeding, but have different courtship rituals Behavioral isolation
One 2n cell produces 4 1n cells Meiosis
Both versions of a gene are expressed in an individual codominance
One 2n cell produces one 2n cell mitosis
Name the rate: bacteria become antibiotic resistant Punctuated equilibrium
What technology is used to compare DNA samples between individuals? DNA Fingerprinting
This division results in cells that are different from the parent cell Meiosis
This type of division cuts the chromosome number in half meiosis
A change in the environment causes one phenotype to completely replace another phenotype Directional selection
This results in offspring that are exactly alike mitosis
Which nitrogen base in RNA is not part of dna? uracil
A picture of all the chromosomes within a cell Karyotype
Which combination of sex chromosomes results in a male human being? XY
The process in which homologous chromosomes exchange pieces of DNA during Metaphase 1 Crossing Over
Chromosomes are randomly sorted into daughter cells during Anaphase 1 and 2 Independent Assortment
What pattern of inheritance is seen below? Autosomal recessive
Chromosomes that carry similar genetic information Homologous chromosomes
t/f a complex organism will use every gene in each of its cells False
Showing a blended version of two genes is called Incomplete dominance
Which process is also known as asexual reproduction? Mitosis
Genes that are carried on sex chromosomes are called Sex-linked
An organism has 12% thymine in their dna. What % A do they have?
What is the goal of Meiosis? Increase genetic differences Sexual reproduction