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where does mitosis occur
in somatic cells
mitosis
cell division occurring in somatic cells that results in diploid daughter cells with identical genetic information, DNA
meisosi
special type of cell division that occurs in gamete and produces haploid non-identical daughter cells
dploid
cell containing 2 sets of chromosomes, one set from each parent
haploid
cell containing one set of chromosomes
gametes
haploid reproductive cell such as an egg or sperm; gametes unit during sexual reproduction to produce diploid zygote
what are the two steps of meiosis
meiosis I and meiosis II
meiosis I
homologs are seperated
meiosis II
sister chromatids are separated
What is created with fertilization of egg and sperm reestablishing the pair of homologous chromosomes
creates diploid cell
what type of lifestyle do plants and algae exhbiti
Alteration of generations where there is a multicellular diploid and haploid form
what would happen if meiosis and mitosis did not alternate (only had one type in cells)
there would either be a continuous reduction of chromosomes (meiosis) or a continuous accumulation of chromosomes (mitosis)
what is n
number of distinct chromosomes
what is meiosis precedded by
interphase which includes S phase
what does meiosis reduce
number of chromosome sets from diploid ot haploid
crossing over
exchange of genetic material between homologous chromosomes during prophase I of meiosis results in a mix of parental characteristics in offspring
chiasmata
x shaped region where crossing over has occurred earlier in prophase I between homologous non-sister chromatids
what attaches in prophase I of meiosis
microtubules attach in kinetochores at the centromere of each homolog
what interaction happens in meiosis I but not mitosis
the homologous chromosomes interact
what forms in prophase 1
spindles form, nuclear envelope fragments, chromosomes condense
when do crossing over at the chiasmata between homologous chromosomes occur
prophase 1 of meiosis
what phase is this
prophase I of meiosis
what aligns during metaphase I
pairs of homologous chromosomes align at the metaphase plate
what are attache din metaphase I
bother chromatids of one homolog are attached to kinetochore microtubules from one pole
what phase does independent assortment occur
metaphase I
independent assortment
first meiotic division randomly sorts maternal and paternal homologs ->variation in offspring
what phase is this
metaphase I of meiosis
what happens during anaphase I of meiosis
Homologous chromosomes pulled apart towards opposite ends/poles of the cell
what phase is this
anaphase I of meiosis
what happens in telophase I and cytokinesis
two haploid cells form, each chromosome consists of two sister chromatids withr regions of non-sister chromatid DNA
what happens in prophase II
sindle apparatus forms
what happens in metaphase II
chromosomes align on metaphase plate; microtubules attach to kinetochores
what happens in anaphase II
chromatids pulled apart and toward opposite ends of the cell
what happens in telophase II of meiosis II
nuclei form, chromosomes condense
what are duplicated chromosomes held together by
cohesins
what begins to form and attach the homologs
zipper like protein complex (synaptonemal complex)
where are homologs located
synapsis
what occurs at synapsis
where DNA breaks are closed up by joining with the non-sister chromatid, producing crossovers
what does the synapsis produce
crossovers
synapsis
pairing and physical connection of one duplicated chromosomes to its homlog during prophase I of meiosis
what happens to chromsomes as they move to metaphase plate
they condense
what are three events unique to meiosis that occur during meiosis I
1)synapsis and corssing over 2)alignment of homologous pair at the metaphase plate
3)seperation of homologs
DNA replication during mitosis
interphase before mitososi begins
DNA replication for meiososi
interphase befroe meiosis I begins and but not before meiosisi II
number of divisions during mitosis
1
number of divisions during meiosis
2
are there synopsis in mitosis
no
are there synopsis during meiosis
yes
number of daughter cells and genetic composition in mitosis
2, identical to parent
number of daughter cells nd genetic composition in meiosis
4, not identical to parent
roles of mitosis
growth and repair
roles of meiosis
genetic variation in offspring