Ch 10 Meiosis & Sexual Life Cycles Flashcards

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1
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gene

A

discrite unit of hereditary information with specific nucleotide sequence in DNA

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2
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allele

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variation of gene (hair color)

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3
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asexual reproduction

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without fusion of gametes and offspring are genetic copy of parent

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4
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sexual reproduction

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fusion of gametes and offspring have unique combo of parents genes

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5
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homologous chromosomes

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pair of chromosomes with same length, centromere position and staining pattern with genes for same characteristic at same loci

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6
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meiosis

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sexual reproduction of cells

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7
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what type of cells does meiosis occur

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gametes

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8
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How does meiosis impact chromosome number

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chromosome number halved

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9
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how many nuclear divisions in meiosis

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two

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10
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main purpose of meiosis one

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separation of homologous chromosomes

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11
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main purpose of meiosis two

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separation of sister chromatids

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12
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prophase I

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  • chromosomes condense

- crossing over begins

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metaphase I

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  • centrosomes line up by homologous pair

- nuclear envelope breakdown

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anaphase I

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-homologous pair of chromosomes move toward poles

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15
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telophase I & cytokines

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  • two haploid cells form

- each chromosome has 2 sister chromatids

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16
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prophase II

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  • spindle apparatus forms

- -later chromosomes move toward metaphase plate

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metaphase II

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  • chromosomes at metaphase plate
  • because of cross over sister chromosomes not identical
  • kinetochores of sister chromatids attach to microtubules to opposite poles
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anaphase II

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  • breakdown of proteins holding sister chromatids

- centromere separates

19
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telophase II & cytokinesis

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  • nucli forms

- cytokinesis occurs

20
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crossing over

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takes place during synapsis and alignment of homologous chromosomes

21
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cohesins

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hold sister chromatids together
-hold arms together released by middle of prophase leaving sister chromatids connected only by effect of cohesion complexes at centromere

22
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synaptomemal complex

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protein structure formed between homologous chromosomes in meiosis and moderates chromosome pairing, synapsis & recombination

23
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chiama

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two homologous non-sister chromatids exchange genetic material during cross over

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independent assortment

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sister chromosomes align randomly at metaphase plate allowing for infinite combination for crossing over, happens in metaphase I

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random fertilization
each gamate has unique combination of genes that get randomly fertilized
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meiotic nondisjunction
failure of two members of chromosome pair to separate during meiosis causing both chromosomes to go to single daughter cell *responsible for extra chromosomes in trisomy 21
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aneuploidy
abnormal number of chromosomes in cell
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down's syndrome
caused by trisomy 21