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What is the capital of France? (example question)

  • Paris (correct)
  • London
  • Berlin
  • Madrid
  • Тіршіліктің жасушасыз формасы?

  • Вирустар (correct)
  • Бактерия
  • Саңырауқұлақ
  • Балдыр
  • Өсімдіктер
  • Жасушаның ашылған жылы?

  • 1838-1839
  • 1865
  • 1665 (correct)
  • 1809
  • 1859
  • Жасушаны ашқан адам:

    <p>Р.Гук</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Жасуша теориясын қалыптастырған ғалым:

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    Жасушаның бөліну жолдары:

    <p>Эндомитоз</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Қалыпты адам кариотипі қанша хромосомалардан тұрады?

    <p>46</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Жасушаның қандай бөлінуінде хромосома саны тұрақты сол күйінде қалады?

    <p>Митоз</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Жасушаның қандай бөлінуінде хромосома саны екі есеге азаяды (кемиді)?

    <p>MМейоз</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Жасушаны бөлуде қандай органоид белсенді рөл атқарады?

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    Жасуша циклінің қандай кезеңінде ДНҚ молекуласы екі еселенеді?

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    Тұқым қуалау белгілері:

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    Адам кариотипінің А тобына қанша хромосомалар топтастырылады?

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    Тұқым қуалаушылық түрлері:

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    Жыныс жасушаларының бөліну жолдары?

    <p>Mейоз</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Митоздық хромосомалардың түріне жатпайды?

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    ДНҚ синтезі жасуша циклінің қай фазасында жүреді?

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    Xроматиннің құрамы:

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    Гомеостаз терминін ғылымға енгізген?

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    Процессинг дегеніміз?

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    Сплайсинг дегеніміз?

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    Репрессор гені?

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    Промотор дегеніміз:

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    Генеалогиялық әдіс:

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    Пробанд дегеніміз:

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    Мутация түрлеріне жатпайды:

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    Гендік мутациялар:

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    Хромосомалық мутацияларға жатпайды:

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    Геномдық мутациялар:

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    Адам генетикасының зерттеу әдістері:

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    Kариотип дегеніміз:

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    Адам кариотипінің 45 болуы қандай өзгерістерге жатады?

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    Полиплоидия:

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    Клайнфельтер синдромына тән кариотипті тап:

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    Бластула түрлеріне жатпайды:

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    Гаструланың құрылысы:

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    Гаструляция жолдары:

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    Эмбриогенездің жасушалық механизмдеріне жатпайды:

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    Эмбриондық жасушалар өздерінің дамуында қандай сатылардан өтпейді:

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    Эмбриогенез механизмдері:

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    Пубертаттық секіру қай кезде байқалады?

    <p>11-13 жаста</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Пубертаттық секіру кезінде:

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    Study Notes

    Viral Forms of Life

    • Viruses are acellular.
    • Viruses are not considered living organisms as they cannot reproduce without a host.

    Cell Discovery

    • Cells were discovered in 1665.
    • Robert Hooke discovered cells.

    Cell Theory

    • Matthias Schleiden and Theodor Schwann developed the cell theory.
    • All organisms are composed of one or more cells.
    • The cell is the fundamental unit of life.

    Cell Division Methods

    • Mitosis and meiosis are cell division methods.
    • Mitosis maintains the chromosome number.
    • Meiosis halves the chromosome number.

    Cell Division Organelles

    • The cell center plays a key role in cell division.

    DNA Replication Phase

    • DNA replication occurs during the synthesis phase of the cell cycle.

    Heredity Traits

    • Traits passed down through generations are called heredity traits.
    • Inherited characteristics are passed down from parents to offspring.

    Human Karyotype

    • A normal human karyotype has 46 chromosomes.
    • The human karyotype is organized into groups based on chromosome size and shape.

    Types of Mutations

    • Mutations include gene, chromosome, and genomic mutations.
    • Gene mutations involve changes in the nucleotide sequence.
    • Chromosome mutations involve changes in chromosome structure.
    • Genomic mutations involve changes in the number of chromosomes.

    Methods of Studying Human Genetics

    • Cytogenetic methods are used to study human genetics.

    Karyotype Definition

    • Karyotype refers to the number, size, and shape of chromosomes in an organism.

    Chromosome Number Abnormalities

    • Monosomy (45 chromosomes) is a change in chromosome number.
    • Trisomy (47 chromosomes) is a change in chromosome number.

    Polyploidy

    • Polypoidy involves a multiple increase in chromosomes.

    Human Genetic Syndromes

    • Klinefelter syndrome is associated with a 47, XXY karyotype.

    Blastula Types

    • Several blastula types include: blastopore, coeloblastula, amphiblastula, and discoblastula.

    Gastrula Structure

    • Gastrula has structures like blastoderm, ectoderm, endoderm, and blastopore.

    Gastrulation Types

    • Gastrulation includes methods like epiboly and invagination.

    Embryogenesis

    • Embryogenesis involves cellular mechanisms like differentiation, migration, and cell death.

    Embryonic Stages

    • Replicates, totipotency, and differentiation are embryonic stages.

    Puberty

    • Puberty typically occurs between ages 11-13.
    • Puberty involves rapid growth and hormonal changes.

    Congenital Malformations

    • Congenital malformations are structural abnormalities present at birth.

    Protein Structure

    • Primary structure involves the sequence of amino acids.

    Protein Functions

    • Proteins have diverse functions, like enzymatic, defensive, and transport roles.

    Ribosomes

    • Ribosomes have active sites that are important in protein synthesis.

    Genetic Code

    • The genetic code was found in 1961.
    • Scientists like Nierenberg and others confirmed the three-base (triplet) code of genetic materials.

    Gene Pool

    • Gene pool is the collective genetic information of a population.

    Gene Pool Factors

    • Factors affecting a gene pool include gene drift, environmental changes, and mutations.

    Protein Synthesis

    • Protein synthesis has three stages.

    Genetic Engineering

    • Genetic engineering involves modifying genetic materials to construct recombinant DNA.

    Biotechnology

    • Biotechnology utilizes biological systems or their components for industrial or other processes.

    Transgenic Organisms

    • Transgenic organisms are ones with altered genetic content.

    Cloning

    • Cloning creates exact duplicates of organisms or cells.

    Respiratory Process

    • Cytochromes regulate the respiratory process.

    Protein Molecular Mass

    • Molecular mass of some proteins differs.

    Transcription and Translation

    • Transcription and translation occur in the cytoplasm and inside the cell nucleus respectively.

    Translation Factors

    • Transfer RNA (tRNA) is needed for the second stage of translation.

    Protein Definition

    • Proteins are high-molecular-weight organic compounds composed of amino acids.

    Dispersion Definition

    • Dispersion is a statistic showing variability in traits.

    Population-Statistical Methods.

    • Population-statistical methods are used to determine the frequency of a specific genotype in a population.

    Biochemical Methods

    • Biochemical methods are used to study enzyme activity and protein activity.

    Heredity Definition

    • Heredity is defined by the passing of traits and characteristics from one generation to the next in biological organisms.

    Heredity

    • Heredity describes the transmission of traits from parent(s) to offspring.

    Plasmids

    • Plasmids are autonomously replicating DNA elements independent of chromosomes.

    Gene Therapy

    • Gene therapy corrects genetic defects.

    Repair Definition

    • DNA repair is a molecular process to fix damaged genetic materials.

    Variability Definition

    • Variability in organisms is the differences among organisms.

    Phenotypic Variability

    • Phenotypic variability is environmental influences on an organism's traits.

    Genotypic Variability

    • Genotypic variability occurs when there is an alteration in the genetic makeup of organisms.

    Transversions

    • Transversions are base substitutions where a purine is replaced by a pyrimidine or vice versa.

    Preformationism Theory

    • Preformationism suggests fully formed miniature versions of organisms exist within sex cells.

    Epigenesis Theory

    • Epigenesis argues that organisms develop gradually through growth and differentiation.

    Incomplete Metamorphosis

    • Incomplete metamorphosis involves an insect emerging from egg into larva, then into an adult form.

    Asexual Reproduction

    • Asexual reproduction occurs without fertilization.

    Ecology Definition

    • Ecology is the study of relationships between organisms and their environment.

    Ecological Factors

    • Ecological factors are environmental aspects impacting living beings.

    Industrial Era

    • The industrial era lasted roughly 100 to 200 years.

    Adaptation

    • Some organisms adapt to long-term environmental changes.

    Adaptations Based on Geographic Location

    • Organisms in some areas adapt to their local environments.

    Adaptations Based on Lifestyle

    • Lifestyle influences how organisms adapt to their environments.

    Species Population

    • Populations are groups of individuals within a species living in a particular area.

    Biosphere Reserves

    • Biosphere reserves were conceptualized in the 1970s.

    Human-Biosphere Programme

    • The Human-Biosphere Programme is an initiative of UNESCO.

    Biological Community

    • A biological community is a group of interacting populations in a particular area.

    Hypoxia

    • Hypoxia, a condition of oxygen deficiency, occurs in high-altitude areas.

    Phylogenetics

    • Phylogenetics studies evolutionary relationships.

    Ontogenesis and Phylogenetics

    • Ontogenesis and phylogenesis are related concepts.

    Population Gene Pool

    • Changes in a population's gene pool are part of the evolutionary process.

    Hypertrichosis

    • Hypertrichosis is a condition characterized by very dense hair growth.

    Complete Metamorphosis

    • Complete metamorphosis involves an organism transitioning through egg, larva, pupa, and adult stages.

    Embryological

    • Embryological development encompasses various stages and mechanisms.

    Early Developmental Stages

    • Early development stages include gastrula, blastula, etc.

    Developmental Abnormalities

    • Developmental abnormalities can result in structural issues.

    Macrosomia Definition

    • Macrosomia is a condition characterized by a larger infant size than expected.

    Sexual Processes-Complexity

    • Oogamy and anisogamy are specialized forms of sexual reproduction.

    Forms of Evolution

    • Several processes influence evolutionary changes.

    Evolutionary Concepts

    • There are concepts about how evolution occurs.

    Evolutionary Relationships

    • Evolutionary relationships are explained in terms of phylogeny.

    Hybrid Crosses

    • Monohybrid crosses produce offspring with specific genotypes.

    Gregor Mendel's Second Law

    • Gregor Mendel's second law involves independent assortment.

    DNA Replication

    • Self-replication is a critical function of DNA.

    Replication Mechanisms

    • Various mechanisms are involved.
    • Protein synthesis involves various factors.

    Plastids

    • Plastids develop from proplastids.

    Genetic Engineering Applications

    • Genetic engineering has several applications and concepts.

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