chapter 13: meiosis Flashcards

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genome

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all the chromosomes in the nucleus of a cell

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karyotype

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number and visual appearance of the chromosomes in the cell nuclei of an organism

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what does a genome contain?

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all protein-making information for an organism

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4
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what determines how a cell and organism functions?

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genes and proteins

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5
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phenotypes

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characteristics of an organism based on genetic information

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gene

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coding regions of DNA
- code for mRNA that is made into proteins

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homologous chromosomes

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contain the same genes in the same location, but have different version of the genes

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alleles

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alternative versions of the same gene, in pairs

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9
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genotype

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which alleles are present at a gene locus

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10
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gene locus

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the location of a specific pair of genes

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11
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where do homologous chromosomes come from?

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maternal chromosomes and paternal chromosomes

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12
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how do asexual species reproduce?

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by making clones of itself

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13
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what is required for sexual reproduction?

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gametes (egg cell and sperm cell)

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14
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diploid

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2n: 2 versions of each chromosome

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15
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example of diploid

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body cell

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16
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haploid

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1n: one version of each chromosome

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17
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example of haploid

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gametes

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18
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how is a new organism created?

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a gamete cell fuses with another gamete cell
- haplod + haploid = diploid

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how are gametes created?

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meiosis of germ cell into gamete
2n –> 1n

20
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meiosis

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going from diploid to haploid needs 2 rounds of cell division after S phase

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meiosis I

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parent cell is diploid (2n) and contains a homologous pair of replicated chromosomes and the homologs get split to create two daughter cells containing one homolog (1n)

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meiosis II

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daughter cells that are haploid and contain one homolog get split into 4 daughter cells after sister chromatids split

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what is created by the end of meiosis

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four daughter cells containing one unreplicated chromosome each

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where do meiosis and mitosis differ?

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what occurs during metaphase I of meiosis I?
crossing over and independent assortment
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what is crossing over?
exchange of genes between homologous chromosomes
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what is the purpose of crossing over?
an organisms can produce gametes with recombinant genotypes
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bivalent
in meiosis, replicated chromosomes pair up and attach to their homologous chromosome
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what happens during bivalent formation?
non-sister chromatids swap regions of DNA - maternal and paternal chromosomes swap DNA
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what is formed between non-sister chromatids in bivalent formation?
chiasma forms
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what is the result of crossing over?
recombinant chromatids
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after bivalent formation, what happens?
1. meiotic spindles attach to chromosomes 2. spindles pull chromosomes to middle of dividing cell in a vertical line on the metaphase plate 3. they split into 2 daughter cells 4. meiosis II occurs and they split into 4 daughter cells
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how are the chromosomes sorted?
by random assortment
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dominant trait
capital letters
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recessive trait
lowercase letters
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homozygous
all dominant or all recessive
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heterozygous
one dominant and one recessive
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how is wildtype indicated
by a +
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how is wildtype formatted when it is the dominant allele?
lowercase letters
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how is mutation formatted when it is the dominant allele?
capital letters
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where does the chiasma have to be for chromosomes to be recombinant?
in between genes on chromosomes
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what do nondisjunction events cause?
deviations in chromosome numbers
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when does nondisjunction occur?
meiosis I or meiosis II
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nondisjunction events increase with ____
parent age increasing