Meiosis Flashcards
What is meiosis
Cell division for sexual reproduction
What happens in interphase for meiosis 1
- cells content duplicates
What happens in early prophase for meiosis 1
- dna condenses into chromosomes
- homologous chromosomes pair up
What happens in late prophase for meiosis 1
- random homologous chromosomes will cross over and physically exchange genetic material
- spindle fibres appear
- nuclear membrane disappears
What happens in metaphase 1 for meiosis 1
- homologous chromosomes randomaly align across the equator
What happens in anaphase 1 for meiosis 1
Mictotubles connect to the muffler of the chromosomes and pull chromosomes to opposite ends (random segregation)
What happens in telophase 1 for meiosis 1
- cytoplasm pinches to seperate the cells
- spindle fibres disappear
- nucleus reforms
What happens in cytokinesis for meiosis 2
- cell elongates and splits into 2 diverse cells
What happens in prophase 2 for meiosis 2
- nucleus disappears
- spindle fibres forming
- no crossing over
What happens in metaphase 2 for meiosis 2
- chromosomes align across the middle
- spindle arms forms
What happens in anaphase 2 for meiosis 2
- spindle fibres connect to chromatids and pull to opposite ends of
What happens in telophase 2 for meiosis 2
- nucleus reappears
- spindle fibres disappear
- cytoplasm pinches in middle
What happens in cytokenisis for meiosis 2
- cell elongates and splits to create 4 sex cells
What is the summarise process of meiosis 1?
- Interphase
- Early prophase 1
- Late prophase 1
4, metaphase 1 - Anaphase 1
- Telophase 1
What is the summarise process of meiosis 2?
- Cytokenisi
- Prophase 2
- Metaphase 2
- Anaphase 2
- Telophase 2
- Cytokenisis