Unit Six - Mitosis & Meiosis - Meiosis Flashcards

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Definition of Meiosis (3)

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  1. Produces Gametes
  2. Occurs in Gonads
  3. Ensures genetic diversity
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Definition of Gametes (3)

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  1. Haploid Cell (NO PAIRS)
  2. Sex Cells
  3. Egg & Sperm
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Definition of Gonads (3)

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  1. Reproductive Organs
  2. Produce Gametes
  3. Ovaries & Testes
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What is Meiosis made of? (2)

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  1. Meiosis 1 & Meiosis 2
  2. Mitosis needs to occur twice to form 4 nonidentical cells
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What is the goal of Meiosis 1? (2)

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  1. Forms Haploid Cells
  2. Separate Homologous Chromosomes
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What is Meiosis 1 made up of?

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  1. Prophase 1
  2. Metaphase 1
  3. Anaphase 1
  4. Telophase 1
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What occurs in Interphase 1? (4)

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  1. Metabolic Activities Proceed
  2. Parent Cells Duplicate
  3. 1 parent cell undergoes meiosis
  4. Other remains in gonads to prevent net loss of parent cells in meiosis
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What is the parent cell in meiosis? (3)

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  1. Diploid Cell
  2. Undergoes Meiosis
  3. To produce non identical haploid cells (gametes)
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Definition of Synapsis (2)

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  1. Joining of Homologous Chromosomes
  2. Overlap allows a tetrad to form
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Definition of Crossing Over in Meiosis (4)

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  1. Swapping of Genetic Material
  2. Between Chromosomes
  3. To Increase Variation
  4. No Genetic Material is Lost
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What occurs in Prophase 1? (3)

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  1. Spindle Fibers form
  2. Synapsis forms a Tetrad
  3. Crossing over occurs between Chromosomes
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Definition of Tetrad (2)

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  1. Group of 4 Chromatid
  2. Formed by synapsis of chromosomes
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What occurs in Metaphase 1? (2)

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  1. Law of Independent Assortment
  2. Chromosomes Align at Metaphase Plate
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Definition of the Law of Independent Assortment (3)

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  1. Chromosomes randomly align on metaphase plate
  2. Allows random distribution of chromosomes to gametes
  3. Increasing variation & randomizing maternal/parental chromosomes
    (Each chromosome in homologous chromosomes come from either mother or father)
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What occurs in Anaphase 1? (2)

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  1. Disjunction - Separation of Homologous Chromosomes
  2. Chromosomes move to opposite poles
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Definition of Telophase 1 (2)

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  1. Chromosomes are at the poles
  2. Chromosomes decondense
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Definition of the Law of Segregation (4)

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  1. Homologous Chromosomes Separate
  2. Distributed to diff. daughter cells
  3. Reduces chromosome number in 1/2
  4. Makes the cell haploid
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What is the only difference between Meiosis II and Mitosis?

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Chromosomes DO NOT REPLICATE in interphase

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What occurs in interphase II? (2)

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  1. Does Not Occur
  2. Cells temporarily rest
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What is another way of saying meiosis?

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  1. Gametogenesis - Formation of Gametes
  2. Spermatogenesis (in males)
  3. Oogenesis (in females)
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What happens if the egg is not fertilized?

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The egg will not finish meiosis two and shed during menstruation

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What is variation created by? (4)

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  1. Crossing Over (Prophase I)
  2. Independent Assortment (Metaphase 1)
  3. Segregation (Anaphase I)
  4. Recombination (Fertilization)
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What causes mutations?

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Mutagenic Agents/Mutagens

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What causes variation (4)?

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  1. Crossing Over (Prophase I)
  2. Independent Assortment (Metaphase I)
  3. Segregation (Anaphase I)
  4. Recombination (Fertilization)
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What are the two occurrences that cause chromosome abnormalities? (2)
1. Nondisjunction 2. Crossing Over Errors
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What are three types of nondisjunction?
1. Monosomy 2. Trisomy 3. Polyploidy
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What are three types of crossing over errors?
1. Addition/Deletion 2. Inversion 3. Translocation
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Definition of Monosomy
1 chromosome in a cell instead of 2 XX -- X__
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Definition of Nondisjunction
Homologous chromosomes do not separate Ex: One cell has 3 chromosomes and the other only has 1
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Definition of Trisomy
3 chromosomes in a cell instead of 1 XX -- XXX, XXY, XYY
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Definition of Polyploidy (3)
1. Common in Plants 2. 2n -- 4n instead of 1n 3. No Disjunction Occurred
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Definition of Deletion/Addition
Deletion - Missing Genetic Material in Chromosome (CAUSE) Addition - Additional Genetic Material in Chromosome (RESULT)
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Definition of Inversion
Sequence of genes are reversed
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Definition of Translocation
Crossover between 2 nonhomologous chromosomes
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What causes mutations?
Mutagenic Mutations/Mutagens
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Definition of Recombination (3)
1. Occurs in Fertilization 2. Genetic material exchanged between chromosomes 3. Between Egg & Sperm
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Definition of Autosome
Body Chromosomes (1 - 22)
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Definition of Sex Chromosome
Chromosome 23 Female = XX Male = XY
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What is the difference between the daughter cells of the ovaries and testes?
Ovaries - One Egg and 3 Polar Bodies Testes - 4 Sperm