CELL CYCLE
What is S phase?
Double helix.
This is the to create gametes.
What are mutations?
This is the most common element found in the human body.
What is oxygen?
This is a way to remember the stages of mitosis.
What is PMAT?
A unit of condensed DNA.
What is a chromosome?
This occurs during prophase 1.
What is crossing over?
This is a mutation in which a base or series of bases has been placed where it doesn't belong.
What is insertion mutation?
This term is used for plants that can produce their own light.
What is bioluminescence?
In this phase, chromosomes condense.
What is prophase?
Adenine, Thymine, Cytosine, and Guanine.
What are the four bases of DNA?
This is when chromosome pairs or chromatids are not separated evenly in meiosis 1 or meiosis 2.
What is nondisjunction?
This is a mutation in which a base or series of bases are missing from the DNA strand.
What is deletion mutation?
This human organ filters 50 gal of blood every day.
What are kidneys?
This is when a cell self-destructs.
What is apoptosis?
Found on a chromosome, this codes for the creation of proteins and is the basic physical and functional unit of heredity.
What is a gene?
This is the product of meiosis.
4 gametes.
This mutation is when a base or series of bases have been swapped out for other base(s).
What are lungs?
What are checkpoints?
To store information, to encode for the creation of amino acids and proteins, and influences an organism's traits.
What are one ovum (egg) and three polar bodies?
Smoking, sunlight, and radiation are examples of this.
This term is applied when an organism presents with a characteristic of a much earlier ancestor (legs on whales, color blindness in humans).
What is atavism?