Cell Division Prt. 2 Flashcards

1
Q

During meiosis,_____ cells, which contain a single set of chromosomes, are produced from a cell that was originally diploid.

A

haploid

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2
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Prophase I is further subdivided into periods known as

LepZygPachDipDiak

A

• Leptotene
•Zygotene
•Pachytene
•Diplotene
• Diakinesis

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3
Q

During the____ stage, the replicated chromosomes begin to condense and become visible with a light microscope.

A

leptotene

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4
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Unlike prophase of mitosis, the____ stage of prophase of meiosis I involves a recognition process known as synapsis, in which the homologous chromosomes recognize each other and begin to align themselves along their entire lengths.

A

zygotene

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5
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forms between the homologs. This complex is thought to promote the binding of homologs to each other.

A

synaptonemal complex

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6
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At______, the homologs have become completely aligned.

The associated chromatids are known as bivalents. Each bivalent contains two pairs of sister chromatids, or a total of four chromatids.

A

pachytene

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7
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involves a physical exchange of chromosome pieces that results in an exchange of genetic information. Depending on the size of the chromosome and the species, an average eukaryotic chromosome incurs from a couple to a couple of dozen ______.

A

Crossing over

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8
Q

By the end of the______ stage, the synaptonemal complex has largely disappeared. The chromatids within a bivalent pull apart slightly, and microscopically it becomes easier to see that a bivalent is actually composed of four chromatids.

A

diplotene

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9
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In the last stage of prophase of meiosis I,______, the synaptonemal complex completely disappears

A

diakinesis

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10
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, in which the spindle apparatus is completely formed and the chromatids are attached via kinetochore microtubules.

A

prometaphase

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11
Q

_____of meiosis I. the bivalents are organized along the metaphase plate.

However, their pattern of alignment is strikingly different from that observed during mitosis

A

metaphase

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12
Q

During__________ of meiosis I, the two pairs of sister chromatids within a bivalent separate from each other

A

anaphase

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13
Q

at___________ of meiosis I, the sister chromatids have reached their respective poles, and decondensation occurs in many, but not all, species.

The nuclear membrane may re-form to produce two separate nuclei.

A

telophase

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14
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The sorting events that occur during meiosis II are similar to those that occur during mitosis, but the _________is differ-ent.

A

starting point

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15
Q

the steps that occur during ______ of meiosis II are analogous to a mitotic division.

A

prophase, prometaphase, metaphase, anaphase, and telophase

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