Mitosis and Meiosis Flashcards

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An organized representation of all chromosomes in a cell.

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karyotype

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Chromosomes in eukaryotes :
composed of _____________
complex of ________&__________

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chromatin

DNA and proteins

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2
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two copies of each chromosome

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diploid cells

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chromosomes in each pair are termed _____

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homologs

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4
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humans have _____ pairs of chromosomes

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23

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5
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Eukaryotic cell cycle:

interphase=

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G1, S, G2

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a region of the DNA where kinetochore joins two homologous chromosomes

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centromere

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when two homologous chromosomes are joined, they are also known as …

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sis chromatids

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a protein that joins homologous chromosomes at the centromere

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kinetochore

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organizes and sorts chromosomes

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the mitotic spindle in animals.

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the mitotic spindle in animals:

centromere is located at __________

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spindle pole

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the mitotic spindle in animals:

___ centrioles per centrosome that are perpendicular

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2

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The mitotic spindle in animals:

________ _________interacts with plasma mem. to position the spindle

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aster microtubles

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The mitotic spindle in animals:

________ _ interact with other polar microtubules to push poles apart

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polar microtubules

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The mitotic spindle in animals:

_________ _____ interact with kinetochores to pull chromatids apart.

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kinetochore microtubules

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chromosomes condense into chromatids nuclear mem. dissociates into vesicles

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centromeres move to opposite ends of the cell

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promethaphase

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chromatid pairs line up half way between the centromeres

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kinetochores break in half and sis chromatids are pulled apart towards the centromeres

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chromatids decondense, two nuclear mem. form

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cell mem. pinches in and forms two cells

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mitosis results in __________ cells

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mitosis is __________ reproduction

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Gametes are typically _________ and result from __________

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haploid, meiosis

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meiosis results in ___________ cells
haploid
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Meiosis 1 prophase terminology: process of homologous chromatid pairs joining? chromatids pairs that are joined? proteins that join that bivalent chromatids?
synapsis bivalents synaptonemal complex
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- process of homologous chromatid pairs joing | - connection that results from crossing over
crossing over | chiasma
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centromeres move to opposite ends of cell | -microtubles attach to kinetochores of bivalents
M1 prometaphase
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bivalents align along metaphase plate | -bivalent arrangement is random
M1 metaphase
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bivalents seperate | -sis chromatid pairs do not! unlike mitosis
M1 anaphase
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kinetochores break in half and sis chromatids are pulled apart, towards the centromeres.
Mitosis anaphase
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Chromatid decendensation may occur | -nuclear mem. may reform
M1 telophase and cytokinesis
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Meiosis II results in _____________ germ cells
haploid
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Meiotic process leads to __________ ___________.
chromosome shuffling
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seperation of ____________ in M1 and ___________ in M2 is random
bivalents | chromatids
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how many combinations are possible? | humans have __ chromosomes therefore ...
23 | 8.4 billion