Exam 6 Review

B

100

sequence of SNPs

1. Genomics

2. Genome

3. Haplotype

4. Bioinformatics

5. Clones

3. Haplotype

200

use of computer software in studying genomics

1. Genomics

2. Genome

3. Haplotype

4. Bioinformatics

5. Clones

4. Bioinformatics

300

sequence of genes (or bases) in an organism's chromosomes 

1. Genomics

2. Genome

3. Haplotype

4. Bioinformatics

5. Clones

2. Genome

400

study of base sequences in DNA

1. Genomics

2. Genome

3. Haplotype

4. Bioinformatics

5. Clones

1. Genomics

500

process of drawing out amniotic fluid around a fetus

1. XX

2. XY

3. amniocentesis

4. more common in males

5. polyploidy

3. amniocentesis

I

100

genes on same chromosome 

1. tetrad

2. karyotype

3. law of independent assortment

4. synapse

5. linked

5. linked

200

formed when homologous chromosomes come together 

1. tetrad

2. karyotype

3. law of independent assortment

4. synapse

5. linked

1. tetrad

300

picture of chromosomes

1. tetrad

2. karyotype

3. law of independent assortment

4. synapse

5. linked

2. karyotype

400

when homologous chromosomes come together

1. tetrad

2. karyotype

3. law of independent assortment

4. synapse

5. linked

4. synapse

500

allele of a gene does not affect which allele is inherited for another gene

1. tetrad

2. karyotype

3. law of independent assortment

4. synapse

5. linked

3. law of independent assortment

N

100

more than 2 of each chromosome

1. XX

2. XY

3. amniocentesis

4. more common in males

5. polyploidy

5. polyploidy

200

first to use "species" as a biological term

1. RRyy pea plants

2. Rr x Rr

3. Translocation

4. Carolus Linnaeus

5. John Ray

5. John Ray

300

placed similar organisms in the same species 

1. RRyy pea plants

2. Rr x Rr

3. Translocation

4. Carolus Linnaeus

5. John Ray

4. Carolus Linnaeus

400

all round, green peas

1. RRyy pea plants

2. Rr x Rr

3. Translocation

4. Carolus Linnaeus

5. John Ray

1. RRyy pea plants

500

parts of chromosomes are moved around

1. RRyy pea plants

2. Rr x Rr

3. Translocation

4. Carolus Linnaeus

5. John Ray

3. Translocation

G

100

monohybrid cross

1. RRyy pea plants

2. Rr x Rr

3. Translocation

4. Carolus Linnaeus

5. John Ray

2. Rr xRr

200

sections of chromosomes that are moved around

1. artificial selection

2. transposons

3. inversion

4. duplication

5. polydactyly 

2. transposons

300

control which plants interbreed

1. artificial selection

2. transposons

3. inversion

4. duplication

5. polydactyly

1. artificial selection

400

ABCD to ACBD

1. artificial selection

2. transposons

3. inversion

4. duplication

5. polydactyly

3. inversion

500

6 fingers on each hand

1. artificial selection

2. transposons

3. inversion

4. duplication

5. polydactyly

5. polydactyly

O

100

ABCD to ABCDD

1. artificial selection

2. transposons

3. inversion

4. duplication

5. polydactyly

4. duplication

200

produce many clones asexually

1. HapMap

2. Aspen trees

3. SNP

4. Cloning

5. genes in humans and fruit flies have ___

2. aspen trees

300

DNA from mature cell placed in egg

1. HapMap

2. Aspen trees

3. SNP

4. Cloning

5. genes in humans and fruit flies have ___

4. Cloning

400

area in DNA where there is a different base than in most people

1. HapMap

2. Aspen trees

3. SNP

4. Cloning

5. genes in humans and fruit flies have ___

3. SNP

500

section of DNA with SNPs 

1. HapMap

2. Aspen trees

3. SNP

4. Cloning

5. genes in humans and fruit flies have ___

1. HapMap