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Karyotype
A highly magnified photograph of chromosomes arranged in pairs. (the way we can see the three, as opposed to the two, chromosomes in the 21st pair responsible for Down Syndrome)
gene
section of DNA that has the
instructions for making one protein
homologous chromosomes
A set of two chromosomes of the same size and shape. (They carry the same genes)
sister chromatids
Two duplicated identical copies of a chromosome.
haploid (n)
Describes cells containing only one member of each homologous pair of chromosomes (n); in humans, these cells are eggs and sperm.
diploid (2n)
A cell containing homologous pairs of chromosomes.
fertilization
The fusion of haploid gametes (in humans, egg and sperm) to produce a diploid zygote.
zygote
Single cell resulting from the fusion of gametes (egg and sperm).