Topic 2 (Cell division and genetics) Flashcards
The three main stages of cell cycle (3)
1)Interphase
2)Mitosis
3)Cytokynesis
The three stages of interphase (3)
1)G1
2)S
3)G2
What happens in G1 phase
Replication of organelles
What happens in S phase
Replication of DNA
What happens in G2 phase
Mitochondria and Chloroplast replication
The four stages of mitosis (4)
1)Prophase
2)Metaphase
3)Anaphase
4)Telophase
What happens in prophase (5)
1)Chromatin condense into visible chromatids
2)Sisiter chromatids join at centromere
3)Centrioles position at opposite poles of the cell
4)Spindle fibres form
5)Nucleolus disappear
What happens in metaphase (3)
1)Nuclear envelope break down
2)Chromosome line up along the equator
3)Become attached to spindle fibre
What happens in anaphase (2)
1)Spindle fibre pull the sister chromatids to opposite poles of the cell (separation of sister chromatids)
2)Spindle fibres break down
What happens in telophase (2)
1)Chromatids decondense into Chromatin
2)nuclear envelope reform
What is the purpose of mitosis (3)
produce cells for
1)Growth
2)Repair damaged tissue cells
3)Asexual reproduction
The products of mitosis (2)
1)Two genetically identical daughter cells
2)Both diploid
The key stages of meiosis (2)
1)Meiosis I
2)Meiosis 2
What happens in prophase during meiosis I (7)
1)Homologous chromosome pair up side by side (bivalent)
2)Crossing over via chiasmata formation resulting in recombinant of alleles
What happens in metaphase during meiosis I (5)
Independent assortment of homologous chromosome