Meiosis Flashcards

Learn about basis of gametogenesis

1
Q

Which type of cell is Zygote?

A

Totipotent

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2
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Define Gametogenesis

A

Formation and development of gametes from bipotential precursor cells

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3
Q

Gametogenesis in men

A

Spermatogenesis

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4
Q

Gametogenesis in female

A

Oogenet

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5
Q

Site of Gametogenesis

A

Meiocytes in gonads

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6
Q

First meiotic division

A

Reduction division

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7
Q

Second meiotic division

A

Mitosis

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8
Q

Result of Gametogenesis

A
  1. Haploid chromosomes

2. Alteration in shape of cells

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9
Q

Why is Meiosis II exceptional?

A

Abnormal interphase, no replication

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10
Q

One replication

A

Two nuclear division

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11
Q

X and Y homologous?

A

Homologous segments on tips of short arm

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12
Q

Static Population

A

Incapable of division

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13
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Stable population

A

Potential to divide

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14
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Renewing population

A

Continuously divide

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15
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Two phases of Cell Cycle

A

Interphase and Mitotic phase

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16
Q

Subdivision of Mitotic phase

A

Karyokinesis

Cytokinesis

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17
Q

Karyokinesis

A

Prophase
Metaphase
Anaphase
Telophase

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18
Q

Prophase events

A
Condensation of chromosomes
Nucleolus disappear
Nuclear envelope start disintegrating
Centrioles migrate
Mitotic spindle starts forming
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19
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Metaphase

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Envelope disappear
Interpolar and kinetochore microtubules
Complete condensation of chromosomes
Equatorial plate

20
Q

Anaphase

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Sister chromatid separate at centromere
Depolymerization of kinetochore
Elongation of interpolar microtubules

21
Q

Telophase

A

Cytokinesis start
Envelope reappear
Nucleolus reappear
Daughter nuclei connected via midbody

22
Q

Cytokinesis

A

Contractile ring
Cleavage furrow
Two daughter cells

23
Q

Components of contractile ring

A

Actin

Myosin II

24
Q

proteins in the centromere

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kinetochore (laterally)

cohesin (center)

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centrosome is
MTOC - microtubule organizing centre
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types of spindles in mitotic apparatus
astral interpolar kinetochore
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which protein is responsible for pulling of chromosomes during Anaphase?
dyenin-motor protein
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interphase of cell cycle
G1 S G2
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G1 duration
10 hrs
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G1 events
protein synthesis cell enlarges organelles increase in size and number increase in ATP
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S duration
9 hrs
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S events
replication of DNA and centrioles
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G2 duration
4 hrs
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G2 events
ATP synthesis | tubulin protein for mitotic apparatus
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Meiosis I (Prophase)
general events are similar but longer | certain subdivisions
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leptotene
chromosome condensation starts
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zygotene
synapsis-synaptonemal complex
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the paired chromosomes are then called
bivalent/tetrad
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pachytene
chiasmata formation, crossing over occurs
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diplotene
separation of chromosome starts
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diakinesis
chiasmata terminalize | max condensation of chromosome
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amount of DNA
N
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amount of chromosomes
n
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no of chromosomes is denoted by
centromere no
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distinct features of meiosis
synapsis crossing over chiasmata formation
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genetic variation accounts for (3)
random assortment crossing over fertilization
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significance of meiosis
genetic diversity | constancy in chromosome number