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C D C

Polygenic inheritance

Multiple genes will affect the expression of a characteristic

Eukaryotes vs prokaryotes

E has nuclei, p has free dna in loops and plasmids. Both have cell membranes, cyto, ribosomes but longer in eukaryotes{80vs70},e has membrane bound organelles eg mito

What happens if no g1 or g2

no time to grow and make kore cyto or proteins, so cells produced will get smaller bcos same amount but shared between more cells

How cell becomes specialised

some genes get inactivated and ithers stay active. Active genes read + transcribes into mrna strands. Translated to polypeptide chains which become proteins. can change shape of cell+other features

tissues vs organs

tissue is cells working together and organ is tissues working together. Organs are more complex

Flagellum

Rotates + moves to allow sperm to swim and move through uterus to reach ovum

Acrosome

releases digestive enzymes that digest through follice cells and zona pelu to allow the sperm nucleus to reach the ovum one

Colour blindness

Sex linked, men only have to inherit one affecteed chromosome whereas females have to inherit two

Independent assortment

Either chromosome from each pair can end up in any gamete, so gametes=genetically variable

Crossing over

Homologous chromosomes come together as pairs, chromatids come into contact at chaisma region, then break+rejoin. Exchange sections of dna.