DNA Structure/Function
Codons Mutations
Mitosis and Meiosis
Asexual/Sexual Reproduction
Genetics
100

This is the name of the shape of DNA

Double Helix

100

This many nitrogen base makes up a codon

3

100

mitosis occurs in these types of cells

body (somatic) cells

100

This occurs in sexual reproduction when sperm and egg combine.

fertilization

100

This is the trait that blocks out other traits

Dominant

200

These are the building blocks of DNA

Nucleotide

200

codons code for this

genes

200

meiosis creates these types of cells also known as sperm or egg

gamete cells

200

This is the type of reproduction that produces genetically identical offspring

Asexual

200

What is the name 0f diffrent versiond pf a gene

Alleles

300

These are the 3 parts of a nucleotide

nitrogen base, phosphate, sugar

300

This is a section of DNA found on a chromosome that makes a specific protien

genes

300

Mitosis produces this type kind of identical cell with this many chromosomes

(in human)

diploid with 46 chromosomes

300

These are the advantages to Sexual reproduction

genetic variation, increased chance to adapt, ability to selected desired mate, and traits

300

This is the genotype Mm

heterozygous

400

These are the names of the 4 nitrogen bases found in DNA molecule

Adenine, Thymine, Guanine, Cytosine

400

A mutation occurs when these things occur to nitrogen base

added, deleted, or swapped

400

Meiosis this kind of unique cell with this many chromosomes

(in human)

haploid with 23 chromosomes

400

These are the 3 advantages to Asexual reproduction

less time/energy, ability to produce more in a short amount of time, requires only one parent (fast?)

400

This is the genotype MM

Homozygous Dominant

500

Please use base-pair ruling to find the complimentary strand

AGGTACTGC

TCCATGACG

500

This will cause a natrual mutation

When the change in nitrogen base does not change the amino acid attached

500

What are the phases that occur 1x in Mitosis and 2x in Meiosis

Prophase, Metaphase, Anaphase, and Telophase (PMAT)

500

This is the major disadvantage of Asexual reproduction

low genetic variation that may cause a species to go extinct if an environment rapidly changes

500

If purple flowers are dominant (P) and  the parents are PP and pp this is the percentage of offspring that have purple phenotype

100%

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