meiosis Flashcards

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What are the five stages of meiosis?

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-Interphas
- Prophase
-Metaphase
- Anaphase
- Telophase

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how does variation occur in meiosis?

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  • crossing over: were nonsister chromatids become twisted during prophase 1 causing recombination
  • Independent assortment: this happens during metaphase , when the chromosomes are lined up on the equator of the cell in a random arrangement, which causes the chromatids to be made of a combination of maternal and paternal chromosomes
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3
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what is an allele?

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a version of a genr

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what does meiosis make?

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4 non-identical haploid cells

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5
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what is a diploid cell?

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a somatic cell with 46 chromosomes

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what happens in prophase?

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The nuclear learning breaks down and DNA condenses into chromosomes

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what happens in metaphase?

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The centrioles attach the chromosomes centrosome aligning them to the equator

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what happens in anaphase?

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  • Is it the centrioles contract, making the chromosomes split into chromatids on opposite poles of the cell
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What happens in telophase?

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  • 2 nuclear envelopes form
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what is different about meiosis 1 vs 2?

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-in metaphase 1 the chromosome line up in pairs vs metaphase 2 where they line up singly
- in anaphase 1 whole chromosomes get pulled to poles but in anaphase 2 chromatids get pulled

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