Reproductive Technologies 0.0 / 5 ? BiologyDNA, genetics and evolutionA2/A-levelOther Created by: bethanylovelockCreated on: 12-05-19 16:33 What is a gene pool? combination of all versions of all the genes of a species 1 of 15 What is a health problem in females? hypothyroidism 2 of 15 What is a health problem in males? prostate problems 3 of 15 What is IVF? eggs are taken from an infertile female, fertilized outside the body and then put back in to a surrogate or frozen 4 of 15 What is superovulation? increase the number of ova, so she produces more eggs, so more potential of mating 5 of 15 What is oestrus synchronisation? regulate the oestrus cycle of group of animals, offspring will then hopefully be due the same time 6 of 15 What is Embryo Transfer? increase eggs, then inseminated over and over, eggs are collected and the best are transferred to different females 7 of 15 What is Cloning? a somatic cell is turned in to an egg cell from the DNA 8 of 15 What is Genetic Analysis? using blood samples to create a genetic profile of an animal, to determine genetic problems 9 of 15 What is Genetic Engineering? contains engineered or altered genetic material through modern biotechnology that can give them a new trait 10 of 15 What is Artificial Insemination? using semen to insert in to the female 11 of 15 What is Positive Assortive Mating? mating animals with similar phenotypes (features), in attempt to increase their traits in their offspring 12 of 15 What is Negative Assortive Mating? mating animals with opposite features that can lead to more variety in their offspring 13 of 15 What is an inbreeding coefficient? gives the probability of how genetically similar or closely related two individuals are. higher coefficient means the more closely related they are 14 of 15 What is an example of GE? glow in the dark animals 15 of 15
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