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2: GENETIC BACKGROUND OF DEVELOPMENT

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Total cards: 24•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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a slender material inside the nucleus, usually found as colored bodies during cell division.

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Chromosome

#2
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Each chromosome is composed of ____ which separate during cell division

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sister chromatids

#3
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has a ____ or primary constriction (“waist line”), where the kinetochore proteins are attached.

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centromere

#4
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____ the sight of attachment of spindle fibers. The tip of the chromosome arm, needed for chromosome stability, is called ____.

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Kinetochore telomeres

#5
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centromere is at the middle part of the chromosome

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Metacentric

#6
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centromere is sub-median; (near the middle); long-up & short-down

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Sub-metacentric

#7
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centromere is at the subterminal portion; (3/4 at tip of chromosome); short-up & long-down

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Acrocentric

#8
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centromere is at the terminal end of the chromosome

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Telocentric

#9
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A sexually reproducing individuals possess ____, one set coming from the male and another set coming from the female parent

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two sets of chromosomes (2n)

#10
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complete set of chromosomes coming from either parent

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Genome

#11
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Each of the chromosome in a genome has corresponding ____

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identical chromosomes or homologue.

#12
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Each ____ divides once the cell divides. This is accomplished through cell division.

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chromosome

#13
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continuity of life is based upon the reproduction of cells

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cell division.

#14
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CELL DIVISION purpose

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• multicellular organism to grow and • reach the adult size, • replaces worn-out or damaged cells, and • keeps the total number of cells in an adult organism relatively constant.

#15
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The Key Roles of Cell Division

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• unicellular organisms reproduce by cell division • necessary for the repair and renewal of the worn-out tissues • for the formation of new cells • for cell growth, development and tissue differentiation

#16
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involved in in the distribution of the identical genetic materials (DNA) to two daughter cells

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Cell division

#17
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The genes are located in a ____ that is found in the nucleus

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chromosome Chromosomes are greatly involved in cell division and in the reproductive process of an organism.

#18
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series of stages in the life of the cell is referred to as

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cell cycle.

#19
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referred to as the “preparatory stage”

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Interphase

#20
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▪ it is the longest phase in the cell cycle for most cells ▪ typically, it lasts for at least 90% of the total time required for the cell cycle

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Interphase

#21
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a cell at interphase may appear resting under the microscope but it actually goes through a period of ____

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very high metabolic activity

#22
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• grow in size; cell increases in volume • cell is preparing the chemicals necessary for DNA synthesis • ER, golgi apparatus, ribosomes, mitochondria and chloroplast are formed • chromatin, although it would appear as darkly staining materials, if stretched would resemble a long chromatin fiber

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G1 phase (first growth phase)

#23
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• each of the chromosomes is replicated by the cell • where DNA synthesis or replication occurs

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S phase (DNA synthesis)

#24
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• cell “double checks” the duplicated chromosomes for error, making any needed repairs • active synthesis of RNA and proteins (needed for synthesis of chromosomes) • formation of mitotic spindle occurs • doubled chromatin fiber folds to form a chromosome • continue until the onset of mitosis

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G2 phase (second growth phase)