Meisos (lecture notes) Flashcards

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Simple explanation of binary fission

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Prokaryotes
Reproduction = dividing
Chromosome replication begins, replication continues, replication finishes with two daughter cells that are genetically identical

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Every cell has 2 pairs of chromosomes called

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Homologous

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Term for- how many sets of chromosomes?

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Ploidy

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What 3 basic steps happen during meiosis?

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1) interphase
2) meiosis I
3) meiosis II

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5
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(Blank) cells may undergo either mitosis or meiosis but (blank) cells only undergo mitosis

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Diploid

Haploid

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Explain prophase I

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  • chromosomes condense - difference = form synapsis (line up genes)
  • crossing over
  • chromosomes start to align at the poles and produce spindle fibers
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Physical association of pair of chromosomes

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Synopsis

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Paternal and maternal segments (non-sister chromatids) swap

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Crossing over

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Explain metaphase I

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Homologous and chromosomes align

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Explain anaphase I

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  • sister chromatids remain attached

- homologous chromosomes separate (each pair)

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Explain end of telophase I and cytokinesis

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Two haploid cells form- each chromosome still consists of two sister chromatids

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Explain meiosis II

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During another round of cell division, the sister chromatids finally separate; four haploid daughter cells result, containing unduplicated chromosomes

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