Lab 4: Mitosis & Meiosis Flashcards

1
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phases of cell cycle

A

Interphase, PMAT

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2
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G1 phase

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Growth phase
Cells grow and produce RNA, ribosomes, enzymes
Duplication of organelles and protein synthesis

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3
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S phase

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-DNA replication occurs
-Each cell new cell produced needs to have same -DNA content as original
-Helical molecule of DNA uncoils and 2 strands separate
-Exposed base pair of old DNA strand pairs with complementary base of new synthesized strand and H bond reforms

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4
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G2

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-Spindle fiber proteins are made
-Cell prepares for actual division
-May be some additional growth
-May be some accumulation energy reserves and synthesis of enzymes and other proteins

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5
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mitosis

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division of nucleus that result in genetically identical daughter cells

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6
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meiosis

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creates gametes for sexual reproduction

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7
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cytokinesis

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cytoplasm splits to form 2 identical daughter cells

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8
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mitosis function

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growth, replacement, repair

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9
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Meiosis function

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ensure we have haploid gametes and introduce genetic variation

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10
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2 ways to introduce genetic variation

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  1. crossing over = prophase I
  2. independent assortment = metaphase I
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11
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diploid

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characteristic genetic composition of body cells. contains a complete complement of chromosomes (humans = 46, 23 homologous)

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12
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haploid

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chromosome number characteristic of gametes (sperm + ova), in which only one member of each pair of homologous is present (humans = 23 individual chromosomes)

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13
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homologous chromosome

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Two chromosomes in a pair – normally one inherited from the mother and one from the father.

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14
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tetrad

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2 pairs of homologous pairs next to each other, 4 chromatids

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15
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chromosome

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gene carrying structure

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16
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chromatin

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mass of DNA + proteins in nucleus that make up xsomes

17
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Sister chromatids

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duplicated chromosomes

18
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centromere

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holds sister chromatids together

19
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Centrioles

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Consists of 2 cylindrical bodies

20
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Centrosome (subcellular region)

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Contains pericentriolar material and a pair of centrioles