lesson 2/ senses
lesson 3/ protiens
Vocab
lesson 5/genes
Vocab
100

What does cone cells do?

Cone cells helps see color

100

Can everyone taste PTC strips?

No

100

Define inherited traits

A physical characteristic of a person that can be passed down from a parent to a child.

100

Does everyone have the same chromosomes?

No

100

Define nucleus

organelle in cells that contains the genes.

200

What does rod cells help do?

Rod cells help see black and white.

200

What causes you to taste or not taste PTC?

Protiens

200

Define signal

A chemical reaction within a human cell that travels along a nerve to the brain.

200

Where in our bodies are our genes?

Genes are found in the nucleus of almost every cells.

200

Define chromosomes

Threadlike structures made of DNA molecules that contain the genes and are found in the nucleus.

300

How does humans taste work?

At first the food touches you papillae then it signals the taste receptor cells and goes through the facial nerve and signals the brain. 

300
How do proteins determine traits?

Determines how it functions.

300

Define taste buds

Structures on the tongue that contain the receptor cells for taste.

300

What is special about the 23rd pair of chromosomes?

It determines the gender.

300

Define allele

Different version of the same gene.

400

How do our senses work? 

By using specialized cells that send signals through the nerves to the brain, the brain then processes the signal.

400

What do opsins allow us to do?

Allows us to see the right color.

400

Define proteins

A special type of molecule in our bodies that can do things in our cells. A molecule made up of a chain of amino acids that performs tasks like stimuli, signaling cells, and causing chemical reaction.

400

What is the connection between chromosomes, nucleus ans cell?

The nucleus is in the cell and the chromosomes are in the nucleus.

400

Define offspring

Product of reproduction, a new organism produced by one or more proteins.

500

how do humans see color?

Hits cone cells then the signal goes through the optic nerve and signals your brain.

500
Why do some people see color differently?

If the opsins has a similar shape to another opsins, it will send a confusing signal to the brain.

500

Define opsins

light sensitive receptor proteins found in the cone cells that sends signals to the brain to translate.

500

In which pair of chromosomes is gender found?

23rd pair

500

Define sexual reproduction

A method of reproducing where offspring get half their genes from each parent at random