Slide 2 : Definitions
Slide 3 : DNA
Slide 4 : Mutations
Slide 5 : Chromosomes
Slide 6 : Mitosis
Slide 7 : Meiosis
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Slide 9 : DNA
Slide 10 : genes
Slide 11 : complementary
bases
Slide 12 : eukaryotic
cells
Slide 13 : gametes
Slide 14 : What is
double
helix?
Slide 15 : What are
nucleotides
made of?
Slide 16 : What kind of
bond links
the nucleotides?
Slide 17 : What is the
sense strand?
Slide 18 : What kind of bond
links the two DNA
stands?
Slide 19 : What kinds of
mutations are there?
Slide 20 : What is a
mutagen?
Slide 21 : Name the four
types of DNA
mutation.
Slide 22 : What are the
consequences
of DNA mutations?
Slide 23 : What types of
mutagens are there?
Slide 24 : What is the
diploid number?
Slide 25 : What is the
haploid number?
Slide 26 : What are
homologous pairs?
Slide 27 : What are
alleles?
Slide 28 : How many pairs
of chromosomes
are there in a human
gamete?
Slide 29 : How many daughter
cells are produced
when a cell divides
through mitosis?
Slide 30 : In what phase
do DNA and
centrioles replicate?
Slide 31 : In what stage
does the spindle
form?
Slide 32 : In what phase
do the chromosomes
line up in the
center of the cell?
Slide 33 : Daily
Double!!
Slide 34 : In which phase
do chromatids
move apart to
the poles of the
cell?
Slide 35 : How many cells
are created when
a cell divides
through meiosis?
Slide 36 : In which phase do
homologous
chromosomes pair?
Slide 37 : What kind of daughter
cells result from Meiosis I?
Slide 38 : What is a tetrad?
Slide 39 : In what phase
are nuclear membranes
formed?
Slide 40 : Double
Jeopardy!!
Slide 41 : Definitions
Slide 42 : DNA
Slide 43 : Chromosomes
Slide 44 : Mitosis
Slide 45 : Meiosis
Slide 46 : True/False
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Slide 48 : karyotype
Slide 49 : centromere
Slide 50 : Daily
Double!!
Slide 51 : zygote
Slide 52 : somatic cells
Slide 53 : histones
Slide 54 : Where in the cell
are proteins
assembled?
Slide 55 : Where is the DNA
found in cells?
Slide 56 : What do we call
sections of DNA?
Slide 57 : What is DNA
replication?
Slide 58 : What type of
sugar do we
find in nucleotides?
Slide 59 : What are
chromatids?
Slide 60 : What is
chromatin?
Slide 61 : What is the
difference in the
chromosomes of
male and female?
Slide 62 : Why do we talk
in terms of pairs
of chromosomes?
Slide 63 : What is the
difference between
a chromosome and
a DNA molecule?
Slide 64 : What happens
during the
metaphase?
Slide 65 : In what phase
chromatin
condenses into
chromosomes?
Slide 66 : During the anaphase
what gets separated?
Slide 67 : In what phase
does the cytoplasm
break?
Slide 68 : What is the function
of the spindles in
mitosis?
Slide 69 : In what phase do
chromatids separate?
Slide 70 : In what phase do the
homologous
chromosomes
separate?
Slide 71 : What is the name
of the phase when
the cell is not
dividing?
Slide 72 : In what phase are
centrioles duplicated?
Slide 73 : What is the name
of the process by
which the homologous
chromosomes
exchange portions
of their chromatids?
Slide 74 : Mitosis is a process
used during asexual
reproduction.
Slide 75 : Mitosis produces
haploid cells.
Slide 76 : Meiosis involves
exchange of genetic
information between
chromosomes.
Slide 77 : Meiosis produces
identical cells to
parent cell.
Slide 78 : Meiosis takes place
in the sex cells of
the human body.
Slide 79 : Final
Jeopardy
Slide 80 : Looking at the daughter cells,
what are the 3 main
differences between
mitosis and meiosis?
Slide 81 : 1. mitosis produces 2 cells,
meiosis 4.
2. mitosis produces diploid cells,
meiosis haploid cells
3. In mitosis daughter cells are identical to parent cell,
in meiosis they are different.