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Cell Division Flashcards

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Independent Assortment

2 marks

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Process that takes place during meiosis, in which chromosomes are reassorted.



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In order to grow - most living organisms

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Increase their cell number - Cells double in number by splitting in half.

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2 types of cell division

2 marks

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Mitosis + Meiosis

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Mitosis -
Explained

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Used to grow/replace worn out cells + repair damaged tissue.

  • produces 2 new (daughter) Cells in 1 division.
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Number of Cells produced in Mitosis

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2 new cells (daughter cells) in 1 division.

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Cells produces during Mitosis

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Daughter cells - genetically identical (clones) to parent cell + each other.

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What does Mitosis ensure

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Every cell in the growing organism contains the same genes + chromosomes.

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8
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Human sex cells contain:
-Meiosis-

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1 chromosome from each of the 23 pairs.

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9
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Meiosis -
Explained

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Occurs in testes + ovaries

1 diploid cell produces 4 haploid gametes, in 2 divisions - this is reduction division.

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10
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Meiosis -
Simplified

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1 diploid cell produces 4 haploid gametes, in 2 divisions

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Where does Meiosis take place?

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Testes + Ovaries

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Produced during Meiosis

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Haploid Gametes -

Sex Cells such as sperm/ovum with half the number of Chromosomes.

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Haploid conditions:
In detail

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1 copy of each Chromosome; non-homologous Chromosomes.

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Diploid conditions:
In detail

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2 copies of each chromosome; pairs of homologous Chromosomes (of maternal + paternal origin).

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15
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Haploid gametes

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Human sex cells - contain 1 chromosome from each of the 23 pairs.

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16
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4 gametes produced in meiosis are

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Genetically different - process of independent assortment leads to all gametes being different.

17
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Independent assortment + the random nature of fertilisation lead to

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Variation in living organisms – no 2 organisms are the same (apart from identical twins).

18
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Variation in living organisms

2 marks

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No 2 organisms are the same (apart from identical twins).

19
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During fertilisation the Haploid Nucleus of a Sperm Cell + the Haploid Nucleus of an Egg Cell

(2 marks)

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Fuse together to form a Diploid Zygote.

20
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Diploid Zygote

5 marks

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Fusion of Sperm cells Haploid Nucleus + Egg cells Haploid Nucleus in a fertilised ovum (Zygote)

  • 2 weeks after fertilisation becomes an Embryo with the full number of Chromosomes (23 pairs)
21
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Fertilised ovum

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Zygote

22
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After Cell division a fertilised ovum (zygote) develops into a

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Embryo

23
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Diploid Zygote becomes a
- the Next stage-

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Embryo

24
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Number of Chromosomes passed down from each parent during Fertilisation/Cell Division

(3 marks)

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23 from Mother
23 from Father

= 46 Chromosomes

25
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Number of Chromosomes passed down from each parent during Fertilisation/Cell Division when the child has Down Syndrome

(3 marks)

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23 from one parent + 24 from the other

= 47 Chromosomes

26
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The Sperm Cell carries __ Chromosomes to the Ovum during Fertilisation (typically)

(1 mark)

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23

27
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The Ovum carries 23 ___________ (typically)

1 mark

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Chromosomes

28
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Stages of Mitosis (in order)

7 marks

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  1. Interphase
  2. Prophase
  3. Prometaphase (Late prophase)
  4. Metaphase
  5. Anaphase
  6. Telophase
  7. Cytokinesis (Daughter Cells )
29
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All Stages of Meiosis (in order)

15 marks

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Meiosis I

  1. Interphase
  2. Prophase I
  3. Prometaphase I (Late Prophase)
  4. Metaphase I
  5. Anaphase I
  6. Telophase I
  7. Cytokinesis

Meiosis II

  1. Prophase II
  2. Prometaphase II
  3. Metaphase II
  4. Anaphase II
  5. Telophase II
  6. Cytokinesis
30
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Stages of Meiosis I (in order)

7 marks

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  1. Interphase
  2. Prophase I
  3. Prometaphase I (Late Prophase)
  4. Metaphase I
  5. Anaphase I
  6. Telophase I
  7. Cytokinesis
31
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Stages of Meiosis II in order

6 marks

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  1. Prophase II
  2. Prometaphase II
  3. Metaphase II
  4. Anaphase II
  5. Telophase II
  6. Cytokinesis

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