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Males only have
One copy of the x chromosome
In sex linked traits males are more likely to
obtain a recessive alleles if its present In the traits
Meiosis doesn’t make body cells it makes sperm and egg cells otherwise known as what
gametes
Gamtetes
haploid repoductive cells (sex cells) that unite during sexually repoduction to form a diploid zygote
Human sperm cells and egg cells have
46 chromosomes
How we count chromosomes
By the number of centromeres present
In gamete, when the 46 chromosomes duplicate, we still say there are how many chromosomes
46
In meiosis your going to divide twice and therefore do “PMAT”
Twice
What PMAT stands for
Prophase, metaphase, anaphase, and telophase
Homozygous
Chromosomes are approximately the same size, contraon the same types of genes, in the same locations
Crossing over
When chromosomes pair up and exchange some information giving us “recombinant chromosomes”
After PMAT 1 (and cytokinesis) what happens next
Miosis 2 AKA, prophase 2
Becuase of independent assortment and crossing over , the products of meiosis will have…
Variety
Anaphase 1
Homozygous chromosomes are seperated and pulled to opposite poles. Sister chromatids remain together
Telophase 1
Nuclear membrane reforms, spindle fibers fall apart. Cytoplasm will divide (“cytokinesis”)
Telophase 1 results in
two separate cells. Each cell has 23 chromosomes and 46 chromatids.
Prophase II
Nuclear membrane breaks down, centrioles move to the poles, spindle fibers form. Chromosomes done condense (already condensed from meiosis 1).
Metaphase II
Spindle fibers attach to centromers. 2 total sister chromatids
Anaphase II
Sister chromatids are pulled to opposite sides of the cell
Telophase II
Nuclear envolope forms, chrososomes decondense, spindle fibers fall apart. Cytoplasm divides (“cytokinesis”)
Purpose of meiosis is a type of what
cell division
Meiosis goes from what
1 diploid cell to 4 haploid cells (gametes)
Homologous Pairs
Homologous chromosomes are spit during meiosis I
Sister chromatids are spit during
meiosis I
Sister chromatids are split during
meiosis II
Meiosis I: Phrophase I
Nuclear membrane breaks down, spindle fibers form, centrioles move to the poles. Chromosomes finish condensing. Homoologous chromosomes pair up. Variety comes from “crossing over”
Metaphase I
Homolougous chromosomes pair up across the middle of the cell
Metaphase I happens
randomly (mother Vs. Father)
Metaphase I is called
Independent assortment, provides variety.
Spindle fibers attach to centromeres during what phase
Metaphase I
Each pair of chromosomes is called
homologous pair
Each pair of chromosomes have the same
Length, General appearance, and same genes in the same order.
The two copies of each pair of chromosomes may be
Different between the two chromosomes
Autosomes make up how many pairs
1-22
Autosomes contain genes for
Characteristics thats not directly related to the sex of an organim
Sex chromosomes include
X and Y chromosomes in humans.
Female
Two X chromosomes (XX)
Male
X and Y chromosomes (XY)
Sex chromosomes match up to form the
23rd pair of chromosomes