chapter 8 Flashcards
one somatic cell forms 2 identical daughter cells
cell division
body cell
somatic
study of physical inheritence
genetics
collection of an organisms genetic information
genome
found on dna as genes
genome
basic unit of hereditary
genome
why do cells divide
- old cells die
- cells grow too large
- need more tissue
circular chromosomes repilcate like animal cells
binary fission
chromosomes attach to part of the PM
binary fission
septum grows along the middle, separating the 2 chromosomes
binary fission
3 main steps in replication
- dna replication
- mitosis
- cytokinesis
unique sequence of bases which codes for a specific protein
gene
where does dna replication occur
nucleus
dna wrapped around proteins
condensed chromatin
bundles of dna
chromosomes
sister chromatids are attached at….
at the centeromere
2 main phases of cell replication
- interphase
2. mitotic
controlled by proteins
interphase
regulates cell division
interphase
3 stages of interphase
- gap 1
- sythesis
- gap 2
dna is replicated
sythesis
normal functions of cell
transcription, translation and cellular respiration
gap 1
normal functions
continue to prepare for mitosis
gap 2
4 stages of mitotic cycle
- prophase
- metaphase
- anaphase
- telophase
microtublules help separate the daughter chromosomes
mitotic spindle
attach to microtublules to “pull” on spindle fibers
centrosomes
align on each end of the cell pole
centrosomes
4 major drivers of diversity
1, cross-over event
- independent assortment
- independent assortment
- sexual reproduction
cross - over event happens in
prophase 1
independent assortment happens in
metaphase 1 and 2
what does spermatogenesis produce
4 identical functioning sperm
polar bodies are
non functional
protein filaments contract around the cellular equator causing a cleavage furrow
cytokinesis
PM is pinched together then fuse
cytokinesis
difference is plant mitosis
centrosomes are not used
matched pairs of chromosomes
homologous chromosomes
location of specific genes
locus
non-sex determining chromosomes
autosomes
how many pairs of autosomes
22
how many pairs of sex chromosomes
1
are sex chromosomes homologous
NO
contain 23 chromosomes
gametes
when gametes combine there are…
23 pairs of homologous chromosomes
haploid cells
sperm and egg
cells with a single set of chromosomes
haploid
cells with 2 sets of chromosomes
diploid
formation of 4 haploid cells from 1 diploid
meiosis
formation of 1 zygote (diploid) from 2 haploid cells
fertilization
pair of homologous chromosomes in synapis
tetrad