Lab chapter 8: Mitosis/Meiosis Flashcards

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A cell undergoing mitosis has twenty chromosomes. How many chromosomes will each of the daughter cells have?

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twenty each

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____ is often described as equational division

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mitosis

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3
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_____ is often referred to as reductional division

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meiosis

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4
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Counting the number of cells in interphase versus the number of cells in mitosis will allow you to

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understand how little time a typical cell spends in completion of meiosis

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G1 is characterized by

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rapid growth, centriole replication. of each of the interphase sections, G1 is the longest

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6
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S phase is characterized by

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chromosome replication, DNA synthesis

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G2 is characterized by

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growth and final preparations for cell division

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8
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In the absence of meiosis, fusion of an egg and a sperm would:

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double the number of chromosomes in each cell in the offspring

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9
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Reductive division of the nucleus is accomplished by

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meiosis with cytokinesis occurring simultaneously

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10
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Describe the formation of chromatids prior to mitosis

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each chromosome in chromatin form duplicates, forming chromatids that are held together by a centromere

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11
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True or false: chromosomes are visible in interphase

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false they haven’t condensed yet

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During prophase, the nuclear membrane____. The chromosomes ______.

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nuclear membrane begins to break down

chromosomes begin to coil, shorten, and become visible

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True or False: In both plant and animal cells, centrioles migrate to opposite poles during prophase

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False, ONLY animal cells

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15
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what are asters?

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formed by centrioles at the end of the spindle. They play a role in cytokinesis but are not present in plant cells

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16
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When do spindle fibers form?

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during prophase

17
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Why do some chromosomes have a V shaped appearance during anaphase, while others have a check mark appearance?

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because the chromosomes are pulled toward a pole by the spindle fibers con-nected to their centromeres

A more V like structure indicates it is a centrally located centromere

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During telophase, chromosomes _____. The nucleus and nuclear membrane ____.

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chromosomes have arrived at poles and will lengthen and decondense

nucleus is more granular, nuclear membrane reconstructed

19
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Compare cytokinesis in animals versus plant cells

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animal cells: cleavage furrow forms

plant cells: can’t form cleavage due to cell wall. They form a cell plate

20
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The reagants in this experiment should be handled with caution because

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they contain strong acids

21
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The beaker containing the onion root tips is ___mL

22
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The 6N (18%) hydrochloric acid should be added to the root tips and let sit for ____

23
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The empty HCl pipet should be placed in the _____

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liquid waste bottle

24
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After the 6N 18% HCl is added to the onion roots, ____ is added and let sit for four minutes. The pipet is placed into the ____ when done

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carnoy fixative

liquid waste bottle

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The stain used in this experiment is called
toluidine blue stain
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The razor should be used to cut off ___mm of the onion root tip
1-2
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After the root tip is placed on the center of the slide and the slide is placed on a kimwipe, the student should
add one drop of blue toluidine and let stain for one minute
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What is the meristematic region?
the area where the root tip is stained more intensely than its surroundings
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Why must the pressure of the pencil erase be applied at a perpendicular angel? What is the purpose of the pressure?
perpendicular or the slide will break the pressure allows the cells of the root tip to spread out in a layer that is one cell thick
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The cell cycle of the allium root tip is about
16 hours
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One major difference between mitotis prophase 1 and meiotic prophase 1 is
late in meiotic prophase 1, homologous chromosomes synapse (pair up), and then form a tetrad where recombination occurs
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TorF: The chromosomes in metaphase II are identical
false because they've already exchanged DNA in prophase I
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The new nuclei in telophase 1 have____ as many chromosomes as the mother cell
half
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In anaphase 1, the chromatids will move to ___ poles
the same poles because they haven't split yet, the homologous chromosomes split instead
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Define reduction division
division resulting in daughter cells with half the chromosome number as the mother cell meiosis moment
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What are genes
regions that contain the instructions for production of RNA
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What are alleles
variations in genes across a population account for differences in a given species