Meiosis And Recombination Flashcards

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What is the goal of meiosis?

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  • make four haploid gamete that are not identical to the original
  • when they combine you get a diploid
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What is the goal of mitosis

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-end up with two identical cells to the original that are both diploid

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Interphase of meiosis

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  • Where cells spend a majority of their time

- where all the genetic material is replicated

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Prophase I

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  • centrioles migrate to their poles
  • homologous chromosomes pair up and form a tetrad
  • crossing over
  • longest step in meiosis
  • nuclear envelope is disappearing
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Metaphase I

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-tetrads line up across metaphase plate

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Anaphase I

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  • pulling apart homologous sets of chromosomes

- pulling apart tetrads

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Telophase I and cytokenesis

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Makes two haploid cells

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Prophase II

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  • nuclear envelope disappears

- centromeres migrate to opposite poles

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Metaphase II

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Sister chromatids line up on metaphase plate

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Anaphase II

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Sister chromatids are pulled apart

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Telephase II and cytokenesis

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End up with four haploid gametes

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What do we pull apart in meisis I? II?

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I:Tetrads
II: sister chromatids

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Problems in meiosis

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  1. Nondisjunction

2. Translocation

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Nondisjunction

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  • failure of tetrads to separate during meiosis i or sister chromatids in meiosis
  • can lead to:
    1. Down syndrome (trisomy 21)
    2. Turner syndrome (x)
    3. Kleinfelter syndrome (xxy)
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Nondisjuction in meiosis I

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Creates two trisomies and two monosomies

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Nondisjunction in meiosis II

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Makes one trisomy
One monosomy
Two normal

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Is nondisjunction in meiosis I or II worse?

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Meiosis I because there are no normal cells

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Translocation

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  • movement of a segment of one chromosome to another non-homologous chromosome
  • ex is down syndrome.. Chromosome 21 -> chromosome 14
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Recombination

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  • single crossover

- double crossover

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Linked genes

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  • genes on the same chromosome that probably will not undergo independent assortment
  • the closer together on the chromosome the greater the linkage between genes
  • the liklihood of recombination increases with distance between genes
  • –when genes are closer they are less likely to undergo recombination and are more likely linked