Cells of All Kinds
Plant and animal cells are examples of
Eukaryotic cells
The steps of Mitosis are?
Interphase, Prophase, Metaphase, Anaphase, Telophase, Cytokinese
Meiosis produces how many cells
4
if a trait overpowers another trait it is considered
Dominant
Variations are
the Raw material for evolution
This is what we call water freely passing back and fourth through a cell membrane
Osmosis
What is the significance of Cytokinesis in mitosis
The splitting of Cytoplasm into 2 different cells
The first part of miosis produces what type of cells
Diploid
If two traits do not overpower each other but instead produce a mixed phenotype this is called
Co dominant
When an organism develops enough adaptations it
Speciates
The energy cells use is
ATP
What is differentiation?
When cells specialize through development into specific tissues and organs.
The second part of meiosis produces what type of cells
Haploid
traits passed down from only your dad are called
Y-linked traits
The development of traits that help you survive, gain food, or reproduce.
Natural Selection
This type of transport uses energy to work
Active Transport
Mitosis produces how many Cells?
2
Haploid cells are what cells in our body?
Gametes
What nucleotide is replaced by RNA and what is it replaced by?
T is replaced by U
When two organism develop traits that benefit each other together
Coevolution
The biggest difference between prokaryotes and eukaryotes is that prokaryotes lack
A membrane enclosed Nucleus
In mitosis the cells produced are what compared to each other
identical
Why is there no interphase in part 2 of meiosis?
Interphase consists of growth and replication DNA which is not needed a second time in meiosis since meiosis produces haploid or gamete cells.
What would cause TRNA end transcription
Stop Codon
The lack of ability to reproduce either because of behavioral, geographical, or anatomical means
Reproductive isolation