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Mitosis & Meiosis Flashcards

1
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chromosomes are at their greatest elongation (not visible)

[mitosis stages]

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prophase

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begin to coil, become more condensed.

[mitosis stages]

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prophase

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3
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nuclear membrane disappears.

[mitosis stages]

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prometaphase

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4
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spindle fibers : begin to appear

[mitosis stages]

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prometaphase

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5
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chromosomes attach to the spindle fiber at their kinetochores.

[mitosis stages]

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prometaphase

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6
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mitotic spindle completed

[mitosis stages]

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metaphase

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7
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centrioles: divide and move to opposite poles.

[mitosis stages]

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metaphase

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8
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chromosomes: line up on the equatorial plate, reach their maximum state of contraction.

[mitosis stages]

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metaphase

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9
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centromeres: divide longitudinally.

[mitosis stages]

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anaphase

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10
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chromatids: separate and migrate to opposite poles as anaphase progresses.

[mitosis stages]

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anaphase

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chromosomes: uncoil, become indistinguishable again.

[mitosis stages]

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telophase

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12
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nucleoli: reform

[mitosis stages]

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telophase

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13
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nuclear membrane: reconstructed

[mitosis stages]

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telophase

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14
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followed by cytokinesis, or cytoplasmic division.

[mitosis stages]

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telophase

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15
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It takes place only in the ovaries and testes.

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Meiosis

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16
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Each gamete produced contains only one copy of each what?

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chromosome

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17
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Fertilization restores the diploid number in what?

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zygote

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18
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4 several substages of Meiosis I.

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Prophase I
Metaphase I
Anaphase I
Telophase I

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19
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longest.

[meiosis substages]

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Prophase I

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20
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5 complex stage of Prophase I

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LEPTOTENE
ZYGOTENE
PACHYTENE
DIPLOTENE
DIAKINESIS

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21
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There are 46 chromosomes, each comprised of two chromatids.

[prophase I stages]

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Prophase I — Leptotene

22
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Chromosomes begin to condense but are not visible by light microscopy.

[prophase I stages]

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Prophase I — Leptotene

23
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Once leptotene takes place, the cell is committed to meiosis.

[prophase I stages]

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Prophase I — Leptotene

24
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Homologous chromosomes (long threadlike structures) pair locus for locus. — SYNAPSIS: paring locus for locus.

[prophase I stages]

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Prophase I — Zygotene

25
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A tripartite structure, the synaptonemal complex, can be seen in electron microscopy — necessary for the phenomenon of crossing over that will takes place later in prophase I.

[prophase I stages]

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Prophase I — Zygotene

26
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Synapsis of X and Y chromosomes in males occurs only at the pseudoautosomal regions.

[prophase I stages]

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Prophase I — Zygotene

27
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These regions are located at the distal short arms and are only segments of the X and Y chromosomes containing homologous loci.

[prophase I stages]

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Prophase I — Zygotene

28
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The nonhomologous proportions of these chromosomes condense to form the sex vesicle.

[prophase I stages]

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Prophase II — Zygotene

29
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Crossing over of genetic material chromosome becomes short and thick and divide into four distinct chromatids.

[prophase I stages]

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Prophase I — Pachytene

30
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Chromosomes continue to shorten and thicken.

[prophase I stages]

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Prophase I — Diplotene

31
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Homologous chromosomes begin to repel each other.

[prophase I stages]

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Prophase I — Diplotene

32
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Repelling continues until the homologous chromosomes are held together only at points where crossing over took place — CHIASMATA

[prophase I stages]

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Prophase I — Diplotene

33
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In males, the sex vesicles disappears and the X chromosomes associate end to end.

[prophase I stages]

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Prophase I — Diplotene

34
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Chromosomes reach their greatest contraction
during this last stage of prophase.

[prophase I stages]

A

Diakinesis - Prophase I — Diplotene

35
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Disappearance of the nuclear membrane and formation of the mitotic spindle. The bivalents line up on the equatorial plate with their centromeres randomly oriented toward opposite poles.

[meiosis]

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Meiosis I — Metaphase I

36
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The centromeres of each bivalent separate and migrate to opposite poles.

[meiosis]

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Meiosis I — Anaphase I

37
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Two haploid sets of chromosomes reach opposite poles and cytoplasm divides.

[meiosis]

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Meiosis I — Telophase I

38
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The result is two cells containing 23 chromosomes, each composed of two chromatids.

[meiosis]

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Meiosis I — Telophase I

39
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contain 23 chromosomes each consisting a single chromatid.

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Spermatids

40
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the spermatids differentiate to become spermatozoa

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— a mature sperm.

41
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In females: oogenesis begins in what?

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prenatal life.

42
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Ova develop from oogonia within the follicles in?

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ovarian cortex

43
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This suspended diplotene is referred to as

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dicytotene

44
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The chromosomes of the egg and sperm produced in Meiosis II are each surrounded by a nuclear membrane within the cytoplasm of the ovum.

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Fertilization

45
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The pro-nuclei fuse to form the diploid nucleus of the zygote and the first mitotic division begins.

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Fertilization

46
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Begins with sexual maturity and occurs throughout the post-pubertal life of a man.

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Spermatogenesis

47
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SITE: seminiferous tubules of the male testes

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Spermatogenesis

48
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Process is continuous and each cycle results in the formation of four non-identical spermatozoa.

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Spermatogenesis

49
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Proceed much like mitotic cell division except that each cell contains only 23 chromosomes.

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Meiosis II

50
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The spermatogonia contain how many chromosomes?

A

46

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