Genetics
Cells
Sight
Taste
Lesson 6 review
100

Chromosomes found in both male and females

x-chromosome

100

The organelle in a cell that contains genes

Nucleus

100

A nerve that carries signals from the rod and cone cells to the brain

Optic nerve

100

A nerve that sends signals from the face to the brain to sense taste

Facial nerve

100

How many chromosomes are in each cell

46

200

Chromosomes found only in males

y-chromosome

200

Contains genes and are found in the nucleus

Chromosomes

200

Cells in the back of the eye that helps see black and white

Rods

200

Structures on the tongue that contain receptor proteins for taste

Taste bud

200

How many chromosomes does each parent give to their offspring

Half (23)

300

Product of reproduction

Offspring

300

chemical building blocks that make up genes

DNA

300

Cells in the back of your eye that help you see color

Cones

300

Signals from your taste buds travel throught what nerve?

Facial nerve

300

Are chromosomes randomly chosen for an offspring?

Yes

400

Characteristics passed down from a parent to an offspring

Inherited traits

400

A chemical code that contains instructions to build proteins

Genes

400

Light sensitive receptor proteins found in cone cells

Opsins

400

Mostly found on the edges and back of our tongue

Taste buds

400

The combination of alleles a offspring receives determines what?

Traits

500

A method of reproduction where the offspring gets half of their genes from each parent

Sexual reproduction
500

A set of instructions that describe what amino acids string together to make a protein

Genetic code

500

Once lights hits a rod or cone cell it causes a chemical reaction called what?

Signal

500

Contains taste buds

Papillae

500

Do males or females have a greater chance of being colorblind?

Males

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