02-10-2021 | CHROMOSOMES AND KARYOTYPES

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02-10-2021 | CHROMOSOMES AND KARYOTYPES

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Chromatin is made up of DNA and

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DNA is wound around histone proteins to form structures called

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Chromatin condenses into chromosomes in order to make the DNA readily moveable during mitosis and meiosis.

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Highly condensed DNA can be replicated.

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How many chromosomes are displayed in the diagram?

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How many chromatids are displayed in the diagram?

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How many chromosomes are displayed in the diagram?

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How many chromatids are displayed in the diagram?

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Sister chromatids are held together by a

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A centromere is always located at the exact middle of attached sister chromatids.

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In a human cell, after DNA replication there would be 46 chromosomes and

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chromatids.

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Sister chromatids separate during anaphase of mitosis and anaphase II of meiosis.

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All genes on all chromosomes are used by every cell.

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is an image of all of an organism's chromosomes.

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The images of chromosomes in a karyotype are usually obtained during __________ of mitosis.

prophase

metaphase

anaphase

telophase

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The chromosomes visible in a karyotype are composed of two sister chromatids.

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A __________ __________ of chromosomes are the same size and contain the same types of genes.

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The first 22 pairs of chromosomes in a human karyotype are called

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The last two chromosomes in a human karyotype are called

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chromosomes.

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Females have two X chromosomes for their 23 pair, while males have an X and a

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chromosome.

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Sperm cells and egg cells have half the normal number of chromosomes and are considered to be

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is formed by the union of a sperm and egg cell and is diploid.

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The sex chromosome contained in a father's sperm cell determines the gender a child will be.

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Karyotypes can be used to detect abnormal numbers of chromosomes.

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