Chapter 3 meiosis Flashcards

1
Q

What is the purpose of meiosis

A

to produce gametes for sexual reproduction that are genetically different

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2
Q

Meiosis I:
What separates?
Centromeres (do / don’t) split

A

homologous chromosomes
dont

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3
Q

Meiosis II:
What separates?
Centromeres (do / don’t) split

A

sister chromatids
do

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4
Q

What are the two means of generating genetic diversity in Meiosis I?

A

1) crossing over
2) Independent assortment

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5
Q

_______ of alleles is illustrated by the behavior of two pairs of homologues during meiosis

A

Independent assortment

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6
Q

What are the 5 stages of prophase I in meiosis?

A

1) leptotene
2) zygotene
3) pachytene
4) diplotene
5) diakinesis

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7
Q

Pairing and recombination of homologs takes place in _______

A

prophase I

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8
Q

What happens in leptotene? (3)

A

1) chromosome condensation begins
2) centrosomes begin to move
3) aster forms

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9
Q

What happens in zygotene? (4)

A

1) chromosomes still condense, and centrosomes still migrate
2) synapsis of homologous chromosomes
3) mitotic spindle form
4) nuclear envelop breakdown begins

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10
Q

_______ (protein bridge) forms between homologous chromosomes as they align

A

synaptonemal complex

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11
Q

What happens in pachytene? (2)

A

1) crossing over between nonsister chromatids
2) microtubules attach to kinetochores

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12
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What happens in diplotene? (2)

A

1) synaptonemal complex dissolves
2) chiasma present

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13
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What happens in diakinesis? (2)

A

1) nuclear envelop completely dissolves
2) tetrads move towards middle of cell

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14
Q

Paired homologs are called _______

A

tetrads

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15
Q

_______ form at intervals in the synaptonemal complex. These are aggregates of enzymes and proteins needed for crossing over.

A

recombination nodules

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16
Q

During metaphase I _______ align on opposite sides of the metaphase plate

A

homologs

17
Q

kinetochore microtubules attach to _______ sister chromatids of one homolog pair

A

both

18
Q

anaphase I begin when homologs _______ from one another

A

separate

19
Q

in telophase I, the _______ briefly reforms around the separated haploid sets of chromosomes and creates two ________ cells

A

nuclear membrane
haploid

20
Q

Meiosis I is called the _______ because the ploidy of the daughter cells is halved compared to the original diploid parent cell

A

reductional division

21
Q

Meiosis II divides each haploid daughter cell into two _______ cells by separating sister chromatids from one another. The process is similar to mitosis in a haploid cell.

A

haploid