Chapter Two Flashcards
What four things occurs in prophase?
- Chromosomes become chromatin
- Nuclear membrane distinguishes
- Centrioles double and move
- Development of spindle
What happens in metaphase
Chromosomes line up in the equator of the cell.
What happens in anaphase?
Tear centromeres apart, to Opposite poles.
What happens in telophase?
It is the reverse of prophase
1spindle breaks down
2 nuclomembrane reforms
3. Chromosomes go back to chromatin
What is the characteristics of sexual reproduction?
Sex is for variations.
A COMBO of mom and dad
Sperm and egg
What is the phases in mitosis?
Interphase( g1 s g2) Prophase Metaphase Anaphase Telophase
Where is the only place meiosis occurs?
Gametes
What is the first place variation comes from crossing over?
Prophase one
What is the second place variation comes from crossing over?
Metaphase one
What is the purpose for meiosis one?
Produce haploid cells
What happens in prophase one.
Each pair of chromosomes pair up and lay next to each other about to cross over but only piece ps of each end get swapped back and forth.
What happens in metaphase one?
Start to line up in the middle still shuffling chromosomes.
Shuffles chromosomes and DNA.
What is the third place of variations?
You choose the partners.
What happens in meiosis one
It splits pairs
Two chromosomes but doubles DNA
What happens in meiosis two?
Line up tear apart and move apart with haploid
But with normal DNA
What was the first theory of genetics?
Pre formed
What did the first theory of genetics mean?
Believed humans were pre formed
Little humans in sperm.
What was the second theory of genetics?
Blending.
What does the second theory of genetics mean?
Cross two things becomes characteristics in between.
Tall + short = medium
But if this would keep happening there would be no variations.
What is the third theory of genetics?
Gregory medal’s
What was Mendels first law of genetics?
Segregation.
What does segregation mean?
All organisms have two factors for each trait that separate during meiosis and come back together as fertilization.
What is genotypic ratio?
The letters,
tt TT Tt
1:2:1
25% 50% 25%
What is phenotypic ratio?
Physical
Tall or short
3:1
75% 25%
What was medels second law?
Independent Assortment
What is independent assortment?
Alleles for one trait don’t effect the sorting of allels for another trait during meiosis.
What is an Incomplete cross?
NOT BLENDING
25% red
25% white
50% pink
What is an example of Codominance cross?
Blood type.