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Cells
smallest self-contained structure in the body
DNA
Deoxyribonucleic acid-
composed of carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen, and phosphorus
(genetic code)
Nucleotides
building blocks of DNA
Genes
basic units of heredity
Chromosome
chain of genes
each person has 46
23 from mother
23 from father
mitosis
process of ordinary cell division that results in two cells identical to the parent cell
meiosis
process of cell division that yields sperm and ova, each including one half of a full set of chromosomes
gametes
reproductive cells(ova and sperm) that are formed by the process of meiosis
alleles
pair of genes found on corresponding chromosomes that affect the same trait
genotype
genetic code of a person
phenotype
genes that are expressed in the individual, displayed characteristic or trait
Down syndrome
trisomy-21
Angelman Syndrome
mutated gene 15
affect hypothalamus
Cystic fibrosis
mutated gene 7
excess mucus is produced in lungs, digestive system
Huntingtons disease
gene on chromosome 4
inherited from 1 parent
produces dementia, jerking movements, lopsided
symptoms occur around age 35
PKU
defective gene on chromosome 12
protein disorder
Prader-Willi syndrome
recessive disorder
mutated gene on chromosome 15
only if they are mothers
Sickle Cell anemia
1 in 12 blacks carrie trait
1 in 500 it occurs
gene on chromosome 11
mutated beta globin
cells break easily and are sticky
tx-blood transfusion
Tay-Sachs disease
chromosome 15 fails t produce enzyme hexosaminidase A
Positive reinforcement
Cookie after saying please
Negative reinforcement
avoid as a result of a past experience
avoiding phobias
Positive punishment
unpleasant stimulus follows a response.
child misbehaves-scolded
Negative punishment
pleasant stimulus removed as a result of a behavior
time out tv taken away
self-concept
beliefs and feelings about oneself
self-efficacy
believes what you are capable of doingin a situation