Lecture 13 - Mitosis, Meiosis, and the Chromosomal Basis of Disease Flashcards

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1
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In what phase of the cell cycle does DNA replicate to form sister chromatids?

A

S Phase

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2
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The cell spends the greatest amount of time in ________; and a relatively short amount of time in ________.

A

greatest amount of time - interphase

short amount of time - mitosis

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3
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In what phase of the cell cycle does the cell begin to condense chromatin to form chromosomes?

A

G2 phase

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4
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What are the two general factors of meiosis that differ between sexes?

A
  1. Timeline

2. Products

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5
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The goal of meiosis is:

A

to create haploid daughters from the somatic precursor cell

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6
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In what phase of the cell cycle does the cell accumulate materials to be used for DNA synthesis, such as histones?

A

G1

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In what phase of the cell cycle does the cell produce proteins like tubulin to make microtubules, and replicate its centrioles?

A

G2

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In what stage of mitosis do sister chromatids move to opposite poles?

A

Anaphase

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9
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What happens during prometaphase of mitosis?

A

nuclear envelope breakdown; attachment of sister chromatids to spindle fibers

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10
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How are meiotic products difference between males and females?

A

Females - only one of the four meiotic products is retained, other 3 sets of chromosomes are segregated into polar bodies
Males - cytoplasm divides evenly and the four meiotic products all go on to form functional sperm

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11
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Absence of crossovers during Meiosis I prophase leads to:

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chromosome missegreegation, resulting in aneuploidy

i.e. the chromosomes separate independently

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12
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What is a non-disjunction?

A

Chromosomes separate to the same pole

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13
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Homologous chromosomes can separate to the same pole, forming a non-disjunction. Upon fertilization, what results from this process?

A

Gametes with too many or too few chromosomes lead to monosomies and trisomies

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14
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After a nondisjunction during MI, all the oocytes from the mother either have two X chromosomes or none. The fusion of an oocyte carrying XX chromosomes with a sperm carrying the Y chromosome results in ______.

A

Kleinfelter Syndrome (XXY)

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15
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During MII, the sperm undergo a nondisjunction and resulting gametes either have 2 Y chromosomes or none. What syndrome occurs if the nullospermic sperm fuses with a normal egg?

A

Turner Syndrome (XO)

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16
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The parental origin of a 47, XYY aneuploid is ______ (i.e. is it a paternal origin or maternal origin?).

A

100% paternal

17
Q

Which classification of structural abnormality does NOT include a centromere?

A. Alternate translocation
B. Adjacent translocation
C. Pericentric inversion
D. Paracentric inversion

A

D.