MEIOSIS Flashcards

1
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  • reduces # of chromosomes in gametes
  • results in sperm and egg cells
  • haploid gametes in diploid organisms
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Meiosis

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2
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1 set of chromosomes

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Haploid

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3
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2 sets of chromosomes

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Diploid

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4
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How many phases of meiosis are there?

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8

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5
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  • sperm enters with diploid chromosomes and tetraploid DNA
  • chromosomes duplicated to produce sister chromatids / homologous dyads
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Interphase / Diploid Cell

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6
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most complex stage of meiosis (90%)

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Prophase I

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7
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dyad pairs align to create tetrads

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Prophase I

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8
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structure containing 4 chromatids

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tetrad

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9
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stage of Meiosis I where synapsis occurs

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Prophase I

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10
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Synapsis is mediated by __________.

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synaptonemal complex

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11
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homologous chromosomes come together as pairs

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synapsis

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12
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stage of Meiosis I where crossing over occurs

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Prophase I

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13
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non-sister chromatids connect and trade sections at a chiasma

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crossing over

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14
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  • chromosomes condense
  • tetrads move towards center
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crossing over

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15
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  • x-shaped structure
  • point of contact
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chiasma

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16
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Substages of Prophase I (5)

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  1. Leptotene
  2. Zygotene / Zygonema
  3. Pachytene / Pachynema
  4. Diplotene
  5. Diakinesis
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17
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substage of Prophase I wherein synapsis occurs

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Zygotene / Zygonema

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18
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substage of Prophase I wherein chromosomes condense and become visible

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Leptotene

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19
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substage of Prophase I
- chromosomes crossover
- chromosomes become shorter and thicker

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Pachytene / Pachynema

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20
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substage of Prophase I
- paired chromosomes begin to separate into 2 chromosome pairs

21
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substage of Prophase I
- nuclear membrane disintegrates
- chromatids are more condensed

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Diakinesis

22
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spindle fibers attach to each dyad at the kinetochore

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Metaphase I

23
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divides genetic material

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spindle fibers

24
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pulls sister chromatids apart

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kinetochore

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- chiasmata break apart - migration towards opposite poles
Anaphase I
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- chromosomes arrive at poles of cell - cleavage furrow forms - begins cytokinesis
Telophase I
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- spindle fiber disintegrates - results in 2 non-identical haploid (1n) daughter cells
Telophase I
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Telophase I results in _ non-identical _____ daughter cells
2, haploid
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division of parental cell into 2 daughter cells
cytokinesis
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- starts with 2 cells and chromosomes - spindle formation - nuclear envelope breaks down - dyads contract
Prophase II
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- chromosomes align on metaphase plate - centromeres are directed and divided
Metaphase I / Metaphase II
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- sister chromatids separate - begin moving towards poles
Anaphase 1 / Anaphase II
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- cleavage furrow forms beginning cytokinesis - formation of 4 genetically different haploid (1n) cells
Telophase II
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Telophase II forms _ genetically different _____ cells
4, haploid
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Stages of Meiosis
1. Prophase 2. Metaphase 3. Anaphase 4. Telophase
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uncoiled stringy DNA
chromatin
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each cell has __ pieces of chromatin
46
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- haploid (1n) - egg and sperm cells - single set of chromosomes for a total of 23 - sex cells
gametes
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- diploid (2n) - muscle cells, neurons, liver cells - 23 sets of 2 chromosomes for a total of 46 - body cells
somatic cells
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Meiosis requires _ nuclear division
2
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In meiosis, chromosomes _____ and _____
synapse, cross over
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In meiosis, centromeres survive _____
Anaphase I
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Meiosis _____ chromosome number
halves
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Meiosis produces _ daughter nuclei
4
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Meiosis results in daughter cells __________ from parent and each other
genetically different
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Meiosis is used only for __________ reproduction
sexual
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_____ meiotic division halves number of chromosomes
First
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_____ meiotic division preserves number of chromosomes
Second