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Cell Cycle

2 Stages


Interphase-Phase b/t divisions,90% of the time


G1-Gap 1/ prepare for s


S-Dna Synthesis(replication)


G2-Gap 2, prepare for M


Mitotic Phase-includes mitosis and cytokinesis

Chromosomes

Prokaryotic-Single cell Ex:Bacteria



Eukaryotic-condensed DNA


Long, Linear DNA Models


46 chromosomes/ 23 pairs

Eukaryotic chromosome

chromatids joined at centromere

Cell Division

reproductive signal


replication of DNA


segregation of DNA


Cytokenesis


Mitosis

identical cells produced


2 cells produced


somatic cells


1 major divison


Meiosis

not identical cells


4 cells


gametes


2 major divisions

Mitosis and Cytokenesis

production of 2 daughter cells


replicates the mother cell


4 gametes are produced


cuts chromosomes in half in eukaryotes

GENE

unit of inheritance/part of DNA on chromosome that encodes a particular character


locus-specific location on chromosome


allele-different gene forms dominant vs. recessive

phenotype vs genotype

Phenotype:physical appearance



Genotype:Genetic Makeup

Homozygous vs. Heterozygous

Homo=2 identical alleles



Hetero=2 different alleles

Law of independent assortment

alleles of 2 or more pairs of different characters segregate independently of one another during gamete formation


Dihybrid cross

both parents are double heterozygotes in F1 generation FOIL

Incomplete dominance

heterozygous phenotype is intermediate between 2 homozygous phenotypes. EX: Red+White=Pink

Codominance

2 alleles, 1 is dominant EX:AB blood

Pleiotropy

Single allele produced many phenotypic effects

allele

gene received from a parent