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Meiosis Chapter 10
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Chromosome Number Homologous: chromosomes that are passed on from parents 1 from mom/1 from dad Diploid: cell that contains both sets of homologous chromosomes 2 complete sets of genes # chromosomes in diploid cells written as “2N” (Human 2N = 46)
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Chromosome Number (con’t)
Haploid: cell that contains only 1 set of chromosomes (gamete) Written as “N” (Human N=23) Gametes: reproductive cells (sperm & eggs) When gametes are formed, contain only 1 set of chromosomes
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Meiosis Def: The process by which the # chromosomes in a cell is cut in half, and homologous chromosomes are separated 2 Stages: Meiosis I Meiosis II Creates 4 haploid cells (gametes), all genetically different
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Meiosis I Interphase I (before Meiosis): Occurs in 4 steps:
DNA replicates during S phase Makes 2 new chromatids (copies) connected by a centromere Occurs in 4 steps: 1) Prophase I: Each chromosome pairs with homologous chromosome & forms a tetrad
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Meiosis I (con’t) Sometimes when tetrads form, crossing-over can occur
Crossing Over: when homologous chromosomes exchange portions of themselves Results in new combinations of genes, different from parents Prophase I
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Meiosis I (con’t) 2) Metaphase I: 3) Anaphase I: 4) Telophase I:
Spindle fibers attach and chromosomes line up 3) Anaphase I: Fibers pull homologous chromosomes apart 4) Telophase I: Cytokinesis occurs Results in 2 new diploid (2N) “daughter” cells
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Meiosis II 1) Prophase II:
Chromosomes DO NOT DUPLICATE again (no Interphase) Occurs in 4 steps: 1) Prophase II: From Meiosis I, have 2 diploid (2N) daughter cells
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Meiosis II 2) Metaphase II:
Chromosomes line up in center of cell (just like Metaphase I) 3) Anaphase II: Fibers pull chromatids apart
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Meiosis II 4) Telophase II: Nucleus forms around each set chromatids
Cytokinesis occurs Results in 4 haploid (N) daughter cells (gametes)
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Mitosis vs. Meiosis Mitosis → 2 genetically identical diploid (2N) cells Used for cell growth and replacement Meiosis → 4 genetically different haploid (N) cells Used for reproduction & formation on gametes
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