Lab 7 Meiosis Flashcards

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1
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where does meiosis occur in animal cells

A

gonads

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2
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where does meiosis occur in plant cells

A

sporangia

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3
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what are the two nuclear division in meiosis

A

meiosis I and II

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4
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what happens when a cell is neither in meiosis I or II

A

cells do not grow and synthesis of DNA does not take place

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5
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what does meiosis result in

A

four, non-identical daughter cells with half the number of chromosomes as the original parent cell

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6
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haploid cells

A
  • n
  • cell with only one of each homologous pair of chromosomes
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7
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diploid cells

A
  • 2n
  • parent cells
  • pairs of homologous chromosomes
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8
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what do the haploid cells become

A

eggs, sperm, or spores

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9
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what happens when the homologous chromosome pairs do not separate properly

A
  • final nuclei may have either too many or too few chromosomes
  • this can happen if sister chromatids don’t spilt as well
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10
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interphase

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similar as when in mitosis
- occurs before meiosis

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11
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what happens within the first division in meiosis

A

chromosomes coil and condense

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12
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what occurs during the beginning of meiosis I

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  • nuclear envelope breaks down and spindles form
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13
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what happens in early prophase I

A

Synapsis
-each chromosome finds it homolog and pairs in a tight association
- genetic information begins to be shared

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14
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how are the synapsed homologous pairs held together

A

zipperlike protein called the synaptonemal complex

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15
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tetrad

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each paired duplicated chromosome complex is made of four strands

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16
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crossing over

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exchange between homologous non-sister chromatids

17
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chiasmata

A

points of attachment where crossovers form

18
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what happens to centromeres in metaphase 1

A

do not separate

19
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where do tetrads lie in metaphase 1

A

move to the equator

20
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anaphase 1

A

separation of each duplicated chromosome from its homolog and movement of one homolog towards each pole

21
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what must meiosis II change

A

change duplicated chromosomes into single chromosomes

22
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what occurs as meiosis II begins

A

two new spindles begin to form establishing the axes for the dispersal of chromosomes to each new nucleus

23
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prophase II

A
  • separation of centrioles
  • two new spindles
  • chromosomes in the center of each spindle
24
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metaphase II

A
  • chromosomes reach equator
  • each duplicated chromosomes start to pull apart
25
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anaphase II

A
  • centromeres finally separate
  • single chromosomes move to the poles
26
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telophase II

A

-chromosomes arrive at the poles
- spindles break down
- nuclear envelopes form around each bunch of chromosomes as the chromosomes uncoil

27
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what follows after meiosis II

A

cytokinesis