1. Meiosis and Errors in Meiosis January 2009

2. Production of gametes

3. If a plant carries alleles Aa for a gene, what type(s) of gametes (sex cells) would it produce? A) Aa B) AA and aa C) A and a D) Not enough information

4. X Round, YellowWrinkled, Green YYRRyyrr What are the possible gametes produced by F1 peas? A) yyrr, YyRr, YYRR B) R, r, Y, y C) Rr, Yy, RR, rr, YY, yy D) YR, yR, Yr, yr P F1 YyRr 100% Round, Yellow

5. Meiosis Goal: produce a haploid cell that contains half the genetic material of the parent cell. Which type of cells undergo meiosis? A) somatic cells (any cell in the body that is not a gamete) B) gametes (sex cells that produce eggs or sperm) C) eggs or sperm D) all of the above E) B and C

6. Chromosome Alignment

7. What does this somatic cell look like after DNA replication? Somatic Cell F f A a #1 #2 Aa f F f F Aa AA aa F F f f A. B. #2 #1 #2

8. Homologous pair after DNA replication AA aa Sister chromatids Question 3: What does a homologous pair look like before DNA replication? Aa aa A) B) DNA replication generates identical sister chromatids (attached). Homologues are not attached and are not identical. Chromosome Nomenclature

9. Homolog vs. Sister Chromatid

10. AA aa F F f f Do they have the same set of genes? A.Yes B.No Do they have the same alleles? A.Yes B.No #2 #1 For the following questions, refer to the sister chromatids circled in red.

11. AA aa F F f f Do the homologous chromosomes circled in red have the same set of genes? A.Yes B.No #2 #1

12. What statement is true regarding the differences between a pair of sister chromatids and a pair of homologous chromosomes? A. Sister chromatids have the same set of genes, homologous chromosomes usually have a different set of genes B. Homologous chromosomes have the same set of genes, sister chromatids usually have a different set of genes C. Sister chromatids have the same alleles, homologous chromosomes may have different alleles D. Homologous chromosomes have the same alleles, sister chromatids may have different alleles

13. Nondisjunction

14. A meiotic nondis- junction problem: The nondisjunction event in Fred that gave rise to child A occurred during: A. Meiosis I B. Meiosis II C. Either meiosis

15. Chromosome 21 errors during meiosis II in Fred QQqq Q Q q q 21 Q q Child will have sister chromosomes from Fred with two identical alleles Q 21 Precursor sperm cell after DNA replication before cell division q Egg cell QQ q q Meiosis II nondisjunction

16. A meiotic nondis- junction problem: The nondisjunction event in Mary that gave rise to child B occurred during: A. Meiosis I B. Meiosis II C. Either meiosis

17. Chromosome 21 errors during meiosis I in Mary QQqq Q q Q q 21 Q q Child will have homologous chromosomes from Mary with 2 different alleles 21 Precursor egg cell after DNA replication before cell division sperm Q Q q q Meiosis I nondisjunction

18. Ploidy

19. A plant species with diploid chromosome number of 6 (2n=6) hybridizes with a plant that has a diploid chromosome number of 4 (2n=4). How many chromosomes are present in the resulting fertilized egg? A) 4 B) 5 C) 10 D) 20