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karyotype
organized form of a chromosome/the numbers shapes and sizes of the chrom.
meiosis
process of reduction/division in which number of chrom. per cell is cut in half
synapsis
the process of homologous sister chromosomes that allows them to form a tetrad
spermatogenesis
process in which male spermatogonium turn into sperm cell
oogenesis
process in which female oogonium turn into egg cell
somatic cells
cells that form the body of a human (opposite of gamete cell and zygotes)
gametes
spermatid and ootid
supercoil
the coil that the chromatin forms to make up the chromosome
sexual reproduction
the combined processes of meiosis and fertilization
metaphase plate
the plane or equator of the spindle
cell plate
the plane on which cytokenysis happens
prophase, prophase 1, prophase 2
know them
metaphases
know them
anaphases
know them
telophases
know them
polar bodies (polocytes)
part of oogenesis-- useless cells
3/4 of divisions are useless cells
ootid (egg)
a haploid cell that quickly becomes an ovum. (created during second meiotic division)
ovum (egg)
a haploid reproductive cell (gamete)
dyads
sister chromatids
tetrad
homologous sister chromatids
allele
opposite forms of a gene
crosses
i have no idea what the definition would be.
monohybrid
4 things in punett square-- only 2 traits
dihybrid
16 in punett-- cross between 4 or more traits
epistasis
when phenotypic expression of one gene is affected by another
dominant trait
D
recessive trait
d
First filial generation
F1
Second Filial Generation
F2
gene
strand of DNA
genotype
specific makeup of cell (can't actually see)
phenotype
something that can actually be seen
heterozygous
Rr
homozygous
RR
hemizygous
only one gene (male)
Human Genome Project
was an international scientific research project with a primary goal to determine the sequence of chemical base pairs which make up DNA and to identify and map the approximately 20,000–25,000 genes of the human genome from both a physical and functional standpoint.

hybrid
offspring of crosses differing in one or more traits
incomplete dominance
IrIw ex: three colors
codominance:
IWIP three colors ex: white pink white-pink