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Phases of the cell cycle:

Interphase


Prophase


Metaphase


Anaphase


Telophase/Cytokinesis

What happens during cytokinesis?

-"pinching" begins outside along the edges of cell and moves inward


-cytoplasm divides


-officially 2 new cells

What is cytokinesis called in plant cells?

Cell Plate

What is cytokinesis called in animal cells?

cytokinesis

What structure breaks in late prophase?

nuclear envelope

After nuclear envelope breaks apart in prometaphase, what happens?

sister chromatids can move sporadically

Which phase contains subphases?


What are they?

Interphase


-G1


-S-Phase


-G2


-G0

Heterozygous

an organism that has 2 different alleles for one characteristic

Phenotype

physical appearance

Monohybrid

experiment that predicts the outcome of only one characteristic

Incomplete Dominance

experiment results in intermediate offsprings


(1 red + 1 white = pink offspring)

alleles

traits


factors (letters) used to represent each trait

genotype

genetic makeup


not seen on outside

offspring

outcome of egg and sperm


"babies"


next generation

homozygous

organism that has 2 identical alleles for a certain characteristic

adaptive trait

heritable trait that gives a species a higher survival rate

natural selection

non-random process that favors adaptive traits that increase an organism's chance of survival and ability to reproduce

natural selection causes:

any allele resulting in beneficial traits to become more prominent in following generations


-less prominent/common traits can die off

population

consists of a group of organisms of the same species living in a specific area

competition

the interaction between organisms


possible outcomes of competition

-1 may be injured


-both injured


-complete elimination of 1 or both organisms (death)

intraspecific competition

occurs between 2 members of the SAME species

interspecific competition

occurs between members of a DIFFERENT species

gene flow

alleles transfer from one population to another because of migration

gene pool

total collection of genes in a population at any one time

formula for photosynthesis

6CO(2)+6H(2)0 -->light-->chlorophyl--> H(12C(6))O(2)+6O(2)

where does photosynthesis occur within the cell?

chloroplasts

solvent

dissolving agent in which substances are mixed with

hypertonic

when a solution has a higher concentration of solutes

hypotonic

when a solution has a lower concentration of solutes

isotonic

when a solution has an equal concentration of solutes

aqueous solution

when water is the solvent

solution

a liquid consisting of a uniformed mixture of 2 or more substances

stroma

thick liquid that fills inner membrane of chloroplast

mesophyll

numerous chloroplasts concentrated in a green tissue

where is mesophyll?

-between upper and lower epidermis


-located in the inside portion of a leaf

chlorophyll

a light-absorbing pigment that makes the green color

solute

substance that is dissolved

sol___ + sol___ = sol___

solvent + solute = solution

turgid

very firm


in hypotonic solution

plasmolyzed

shrivieled


hypertonic solution

flaccid

limp


isotonic solution

osmosis

diffusion of water

stomata

pores that allow carbo dioxide to enter and oxygen to exit the leaf

thylakoids

interconnected sacs suspended in the stroma

grana

stacks of thylakoids

3 main causes of a species evolcing

1. natural selection


2. gene flow (migration)


3. genetic drift

3 things that will happen to a population if the environment changes:

1. adapt to new conditions through natural selection


2. migrate to a new area with favorable conditions


3. become extinct

genetic drift

a change in gene pool due to chance

MTOC

microtubule organizing center (SAME AS CENTROSOMES)

genetics

study of heredity

heredity

the passing of traits to the offspring of each generation

traits

characteristics of an organism

gene pair

group that determines heritable characteristics

P generation

parents/ 2 organisms mating

F1 generation

offspring of P generation

F2 generation

offspring of F1 generation

dihybrid

experiment that predicts the outcome of 2 characteristics (hair color and length)