Catch Phrase Genes

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Catch Phrase Genes

• This is a product of Mr Essex a member of the
  Science department of Dartford Technology College

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Allele

• Al Eel.
• Allele is an alternative form of the same gene.

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Antibody

• Ant I Body.
• Antibody is a substance that white blood cells
  produce to fight infection.

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Asexual Reproduction

• Ass EX U Al Re Production.
• Asexual Reproduction is where genes are only
  passed on by one parent.

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Base

• Base (from Baseball).
• A Base is one of four Adenine, Cytosine, Guanine
  and Thymine found in DNA.

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Cancer

• Can Sir.
• Cancer is the result of rapid uncontrolled growth
  of cells that are not subject to the Hayflick
  number. These cells form tumours which may spread
  to other organs.

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Carrier

• Carrier (aircraft carrier).
• Carrier is a person whose cells have both normal
  and faulty alleles. The carrier shows no sign of
  the genetic disease they carry.

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Cell

• Cell (prison).
• The Cell is the basic unit of living organisms.
  In animals it consists of a nucleus, cytoplasm
  and cell membrane.

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Characteristic

• Cow Actor Snake (Hiss) Stick
  (Hockey).
• Characteristics are features of an organism such
  as colour, size, etc.

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Chromosomes

• Crow Mow Sums.
• Chromosomes are found in the nucleus of cells
  they are thread like structures made of DNA.

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Clone

• Cl One.
• Clone is a group of genetically identical
  organisms produced asexually from one parent.

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Cystic Fibrosis

• Sis Tic F I Br O Sis.
• Cystic Fibrosis is genetic disorder controlled by
  recessive genes it causes sticky mucus in the
  lungs.

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Designer Babies

• Designer Babies.
• Designer Babies are offspring produced with
  particular characteristics using genetic
  modification.

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DNA

• DNA (double helix).
• DNA is a chemical containing the code that tells
  a cell how to develop.

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DNA Fingerprint

• DNA Fingerprint.
• DNA Fingerprint is a pattern of bands produced
  when short lengths of DNA are separated by using
  an electric current.

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Dominant

• Dome Inn Ant.
• Dominant is the allele which overrides other
  alleles of a gene so that their effects are
  concealed.

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Embryo Screening

• Hem Br O Screen Ring R.
• Embryo Screening looks at embryos to see if there
  is any inherited disorders present.

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Environment

• Hen V Iron Men T.
• Environment is the surrounding conditions in
  which an organism develops.

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Fertilisation

• Fur Till Eyes Hay Shine.
• Fertilisation is where the nuclei of the sex
  cells join together to form a zygote.

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Forensics

• Four Hens Sick.
• Forensics is the medical knowledge that helps to
  solve crime.

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Gamete

• Game (Chess) Eat.
• Gamete is a sex cell like sperm and ovum.

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Gene

• Jeans.
• Gene is a piece of DNA that contains the
  information to control a certain characteristic.

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Gene Therapy

• Jeans Fur Ape Pea.
• Gene Therapy is where faulty genes are replaced
  with working genes.

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Generation

• Jean E Rat Shine.
• Generation is a term used to describe the
  descendents of a pair of individuals.

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Genetics

• Jeans Net Ticks.
• Genetics is the science concerning the
  inheritance of characteristics from the parents.

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Genetic Engineering

• Jean Net Tic Engine Earring.
• Genetic Engineering is a technique that is used
  to remove one organism and place them in another.

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Human Genome Project

• U Man G Gnome Projector OR.
• Human Gnome Project began in 1990, scientist
  around the world set out to map the human genetic
  code by working out the sequence of the genes in
  Human DNA.

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Inheritance

• Inn Hair E Tents.
• Inheritance is a word that describes the passing
  of genes from parents to offspring.

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Liposome

• Lip O Sew Home.
• Liposome's are small fat like droplets which can
  be used to deliver working genes to cells in gene
  therapy.

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Nucleus

• N U Class.
• The Nucleus is the part of the cell where the
  chromosomes are found.

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Recessive

• Re C SS Hive.
• Recessive is an allele which has hidden effects,
  these only show when both alleles of the same
  gene are recessive.

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Sexual Reproduction

• Symbols (male Female) U L Re
  Production.
• Sexual Reproduction in which genes come from both
  parents.

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Stem Cell

• Stem Cell.
• Stem Cells are cells which continue to divide and
  have the ability to replace cells in all types of
  tissues.

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Transgenic

• Train I Hen I C.
• Transgenic is where genes are taken from one
  species into another.

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Transplant

• Train I S Plant.
• Transplant is a term used to describe an organ
  which has been donated from one organism for
  another.

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Variation

• V Hair Hay Shine.
• Variation is the differences between members of
  group of organisms.

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Virus

• Virus Virus V Iris.
• Virus is a simple particle that enters the body
  to cause illness.