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Meiosis
Central Dogma
Sexual Reproduction
Asexual Reproduction
Genetic Diversity
100
The production of gamete cells.
What is meiosis
100
DNA is found here
What is the nucleus.
100
The process of going from 2n to n
What is meiosis
100
An exact copy of an individual is produced by this process.
What is asexual reproduction
100
Meiosis allows for this to occur.
What is genetic diversity
200
The phase in which crossing over can and will occur.
What is Prophase I
200
The process which allows DNA to get its "code" out of the nucleus.
What is transcription
200
A big disadvantage of sexual reproduction
What is time consuming
200
Happens in bacteria and other prokaryotes
What is binary fission
200
Happens in Prophase I with homologous chromosomes.
What is crossing over
300
The phase in which the homologous chromosomes are separated.
What is Anaphase I
300
This process allows for mRNA to be read.
What is translation
300
When an egg and sperm unite
What is fertilization
300
An advantage of asexual reproduction.
What is quick reproduction
300
When male and female gametes unite.
What is fertilization
400
The phase in which the sister chromatids are separated.
What is Anaphase II
400
A sequence of amino acids linked together forms this.
What is a protein
400
Results in greater genetic variation; offspring vary genetically from their siblings and parents.
What is an advantage of sexual reproduction.
400
This is an advantage since their are no genders in asexually reproducing organisms.
What is only one parent needed
400
Meiosis is a reduction of chromosomes most commonly expressed as this?
What is 2n to n
500
The phase which only shows up once during meiosis.
What is Interphase
500
This enzymes starts the process of the central dogma
What is RNA polymerase.
500
After fertilization this appears.
What is a zygote
500
This is a disadvantage of asexual reproduction.
What is no genetic variation
500
Allows for genetic diversity to help a species in surviving for many generations.
What is evolution