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27問 • 2年前
  • Alireza Brett C. Siangco
    • 通報

    問題一覧

  • 1

    The study of the way animals and plants on their offspring such as: eye color, hair color, height, body build, blood types, intelligence, gender, etc.

    Genetics

  • 2

    Characteristics that a child recessives from both parents.

    Heredity

  • 3

    Basic unit of all living matter

    Cell

  • 4

    how many cells in adults?

    10 trillion cells

  • 5

    Substance of a cell outside the nucleus

    Cytoplasm

  • 6

    *Central point of cell *Contains genetic coding for maintaining life systems *Issuing commands for growth and reproduction

    Nucleus

  • 7

    How many chromosomes in the nucleus

    46 chromosomes, 23 pairs

  • 8

    Bands on Chromosomes

    Genes

  • 9

    How many chromosomes are in the reproductive (egg & sperm) or Germ cells?

    23 chromosomes

  • 10

    A cell divides by copying DNA * cell splits * New cell with normal number of chromosomes * Cell growth &r epair

    Mitosis

  • 11

    It creates 1/2 sets of chromosomes (23 WOMEN) (23 MEN)

    Meiosis

  • 12

    ____ is the union of an Ovum and the Sperm

    Conception

  • 13

    More powerful - trait seen in person

    Dominate gene

  • 14

    Weaker and hides in the background * Trait can only determine when 2 of them are present * May show in future generations

    Recessive Gene

  • 15

    Has a recessive gene that is not VISIBBLE

    Carrier

  • 16

    Mother passes the recessive X to son

    Sex linked

  • 17

    The cell that is formed when a sperm fertilized an Egg (ovum)

    Zygot

  • 18

    *Identical Twins 1 egg + 1 sperm *Fertilized ovum splits into 2 identical cells *Always the same gender

    Monozygot

  • 19

    *Fraternal Twing 2 eggs + different sperm * Will look the same *May be different or the same gender

    Dizygot

  • 20

    *More than 2 *May be identical, fraternal or both * May be different or the same gender

    Multiple births

  • 21

    Ovum splits apart, but seperation is not completed

    Conjoined (siamese)twins

  • 22

    4 FACTORS may contribute to Multiple births:

    1. History in the family 2. Increased hormones naturally 3. Fertility drugs 4. Age 32-36

  • 23

    *When an x-gene from the mother is faulty. *There is a 50/50 chance the child inheriting the disoder.

    Sex linked or X-linked defect

  • 24

    When a group of signs and symthoms occur together and characterize a particular problem

    Syndrome

  • 25

    A condition that is present at birth

    Congenital Malformation

  • 26

    Interaction of genes with other genes or with environmental factors.

    Multi-factorial defects

  • 27

    The fertilized egg cell that contains chromoses in an Abnormal number, Structure or Arrangement

    Chromosomal Error

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    Alireza Brett C. Siangco · 27問 · 2年前

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    27問 • 2年前
    Alireza Brett C. Siangco

    問題一覧

  • 1

    The study of the way animals and plants on their offspring such as: eye color, hair color, height, body build, blood types, intelligence, gender, etc.

    Genetics

  • 2

    Characteristics that a child recessives from both parents.

    Heredity

  • 3

    Basic unit of all living matter

    Cell

  • 4

    how many cells in adults?

    10 trillion cells

  • 5

    Substance of a cell outside the nucleus

    Cytoplasm

  • 6

    *Central point of cell *Contains genetic coding for maintaining life systems *Issuing commands for growth and reproduction

    Nucleus

  • 7

    How many chromosomes in the nucleus

    46 chromosomes, 23 pairs

  • 8

    Bands on Chromosomes

    Genes

  • 9

    How many chromosomes are in the reproductive (egg & sperm) or Germ cells?

    23 chromosomes

  • 10

    A cell divides by copying DNA * cell splits * New cell with normal number of chromosomes * Cell growth &r epair

    Mitosis

  • 11

    It creates 1/2 sets of chromosomes (23 WOMEN) (23 MEN)

    Meiosis

  • 12

    ____ is the union of an Ovum and the Sperm

    Conception

  • 13

    More powerful - trait seen in person

    Dominate gene

  • 14

    Weaker and hides in the background * Trait can only determine when 2 of them are present * May show in future generations

    Recessive Gene

  • 15

    Has a recessive gene that is not VISIBBLE

    Carrier

  • 16

    Mother passes the recessive X to son

    Sex linked

  • 17

    The cell that is formed when a sperm fertilized an Egg (ovum)

    Zygot

  • 18

    *Identical Twins 1 egg + 1 sperm *Fertilized ovum splits into 2 identical cells *Always the same gender

    Monozygot

  • 19

    *Fraternal Twing 2 eggs + different sperm * Will look the same *May be different or the same gender

    Dizygot

  • 20

    *More than 2 *May be identical, fraternal or both * May be different or the same gender

    Multiple births

  • 21

    Ovum splits apart, but seperation is not completed

    Conjoined (siamese)twins

  • 22

    4 FACTORS may contribute to Multiple births:

    1. History in the family 2. Increased hormones naturally 3. Fertility drugs 4. Age 32-36

  • 23

    *When an x-gene from the mother is faulty. *There is a 50/50 chance the child inheriting the disoder.

    Sex linked or X-linked defect

  • 24

    When a group of signs and symthoms occur together and characterize a particular problem

    Syndrome

  • 25

    A condition that is present at birth

    Congenital Malformation

  • 26

    Interaction of genes with other genes or with environmental factors.

    Multi-factorial defects

  • 27

    The fertilized egg cell that contains chromoses in an Abnormal number, Structure or Arrangement

    Chromosomal Error