CYTO - Prelims (lesson 3)

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single chromosome plus plasmids (PROKARYOTES or EUKARYOTES)

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single chromosome plus plasmids (PROKARYOTES or EUKARYOTES)

PROKARYOTES

circular chromosome (PROKARYOTES or EUKARYOTES)

PROKARYOTES

made of chromatin, a nucleoprotein (DNA coiled around histone proteins)

EUKARYOTES

many chromosomes (PROKARYOTES or EUKARYOTES)

EUKARYOTES

made only of DNA (PROKARYOTES or EUKARYOTES)

PROKARYOTES

linear chromosomes (PROKARYOTES or EUKARYOTES)

EUKARYOTES

found in cytoplasm (PROKARYOTES or EUKARYOTES)

PROKARYOTES

found in a nucleus

EUKARYOTES

Telocentric Chromosome

At the beginning of mitosis, they can be seen to consist of two threads (sister chromatids) joined by a __________ (CHROMOSOMES IN EUKARYOTES)

centromere

copies chromosomes, then the cell grows, then goes through mitosis to organize chromosomes in two equal groups

EUKARYOTES

Sub-metacentric Chromosome

Acrocentric Chromosome

Multicellular organisms copy their chromosomes before cell division. ; They must grow to a mature size.

Interphase

Metacentric Chromosome

Chromosomes are analysed by organising them into a ____________________

KARYOTYPE

The X and the Y chromosomes are called

Sex Chromosomes

The nucleus divides, distributing the chromosomes into two equal groups

mitosis

The cytoplasm then divides each part taking a nucleus

cytokinesis

a special type of cell division ; used to make sex cells

Meiosis

halves the numbers of chromosomes ; picks one chromosome from each pair at random and places them in a sex cell. This results in enormous variation amongst the sex cells.

Meiosis

Inheritance of Gender

Blood type is also __________

phenotype

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