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Test #1 | Questions with 100% Verified Answers | Latest
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Question:
Homologous

Answer:
Chromosomes that share length, position of the centromere, and bands/genes (but not necessarily
alleles)


Question:
Nonhomologous

Answer:
Chromosomes that contain alleles for different types of genes and do not pair during meiosis


Question:
DNA

Answer:
deoxyribonucleic acid


Question:
Golgi Apparatus

Answer:
starch production & lipid storage


Question:
Ribosome

Answer:
site of protein synthesis


Question:
Nucleus

Answer:
contains genetic material


Question:
Endoplasmic Reticulum

Answer:

,Protein folding in rough, lipid synthesis in smooth


Question:
Mitochondria

Answer:
ATP; break down nutrients to make energy


Question:
Lysosome

Answer:
remove & recycle garbage


Question:
Mitosis

Answer:
the division of a somatic cell into two identical daughter cells


Question:
Meiosis

Answer:
the cellular division to produce gametes that contain a haploid number of chromosomes. The
division creates 4 gametes with 23 chromosomes.


Question:
Crossing Over

Answer:
When a pair of homologous chromosomes exchange genetic information during Meiosis; increases
variability


Question:
IVF

Answer:
in vitro fertilization


Question:
3 Invasive Ways to Check for Birth Defects

Answer:
Amniocentesis, CVS (chorionic villus sampling), Fetoscopy

, Question:
Noninvasive Way to Check for Birth Defect

Answer:
ultrasound


Question:
How long does it take sperm to form?

Answer:
9-11 weeks


Question:
How much healthy sperm can a male make in one week?

Answer:
1 billion sperm


Question:
Seminiferous Tubules in Testis

Answer:
where spermatogenesis takes place


Question:
Nondisjunction

Answer:
the failure of homologous chromosomes or sister chromatids to separate normally during nuclear
division


Question:
Central Dogma

Answer:
DNA->RNA->Protein; Replication, Transcription, Translation


Question:
Oogenesis

Answer:
A noncontinuous cycle (stalls in Prophase I) to create an ovum; creates 1 functional gamete; very
slow


Question:
Ovum

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