Photosynthesis
Cell Division
DNA Replication
Genetics
Vocbulary
100

What are the reactants for photosynthesis?

Carbon Dioxide, Water and Sunlight. 

100

Explain interphase.

G1, G2, S ect.

100

What are three types of RNA. 

mRNA, tRNA, rRNA
100

What is heredity?

Heredity is the transmission of characteristics from the parents to the offspring.

100

What is heterozygous?

Heterozygous is containing two different alleles. Dominant trait is usually shown. 

200

What are the products for photosynthesis?

Oxygen and Glucose 

200

How many cells are created in Mitosis.

Two identical diploid daughter cells 

200

What are the 5 nucleotides? Purines, Pyrimidines 


Purines- Adenine Guanine 

Prymidine- Cytosine, Thymine(DNA only), Uracil(RNA only) 

200

Explain phenotype and genotype. 

Phenotype-physical appearance 

Genotype- alleles possessed. 

200

What is homozygous?

Homozygous is when an individual contains two of the same alleles. Can be recessive or dominant. 

300

Where does the Calvin Cycle ( light independent) reaction occur?

It occurs in the chloroplast. 

300

How many cells are created in Meiosis. 

4 haploid non identical cells. 

300

Discuss DNA replication. 

Helicase unzips DNA. DNA polymerase adds nucleotides. Ligase fixes. 

300
Monohybrid cross Heterozygous brown eyes crossed with blue eyes.

Show on the board. 

300

What is an allele?

An allele is one of two or more alternative forms of a gene that display a trait such as eye color. 


400

Where does the light (light dependent) reaction occur?

It occurs in the thylakoid.

400

What are the steps of mitosis? Explain

PMAT

400

Transcription

Using one strand of DNA as a template to make RNA. 

400

Dihybrid Tall homozygous with green seeds (recessive) crossed with heterozygous tall and heterozygous yellow parent. 

Show on the board

400

Incomplete dominance is what?

Neither alleles is shown as dominant. Red x White=Pink

500

Explain chlorophyl

A pigment that helps absorb light in the chloroplast during the light dependent reaction. 

500

Explain tetrad division. 

•Each pair of homologous chromosomes line up to form four sister chromatids called a tetrad.

•Portions on the chromosomes break off and attach to the other chromatids. This is called crossing-over.

500

Translation

Using mRNA and tRNA to make proteins. mRNA codon, tRNA anticodon. 

500
What was Mendels impact on genetics. 

He crossed peas and discovered traits are inherited. 

500

Dominant vs. Recessive 

Dominant trait are shown with heterozygous dominant recessive alleles. Recessive is only shown with two homozygous alleles. 

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