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Centromere
The small area which connects two sister chromatids
Zygote
union of 2 gametes' diploid
Spindle Fiber
the "track" to which chromosomes attach before dividing
Hologous
chromosomes coding for same information - they are pairs
Centrioles
moves to opposite poles during prophase and organizes spindle fibers
Diploid (& Dip. #)
normal # of chromosomes, stands for 2 of each kind (46)
Haploid (& Hap. #)
only one of each kind chromosome = half the pair (23)
Triploid
3 entire sets of chromosomes (69)
Trisomy
3 of ONE of the chromosomes
Monosomy
1 of ONE of the chromosomes
Nondisjunction
failure of a chromosome to divide
Polar cells are formed when
small discarded cells which help to eliminate the excess chromosomes from egg formation
mitosis ends up with/ meiosis ends up with
Mit. = 2 identical daughter cells have the original # of chromosomes as the parents cell

Mei. = 2 cells with 1/2 the original chromosomes (one of each kind)
Karyotype
an organized "picture" of chromosomes, lined up by pairs and by height and banding pattern
spermatogenesis/oogenesis
S = form of meiosis which is the process of making sperm

O = " " " making eggs
Apoptosis
programmed cell death
Telomere
"end" of chromosome which gets shorter each division = prevents unraveling of the chromosome
Somatic/germ cells
S = chromosomes which are not involved with the determination of gender

G = general term for cells which will become gametes
Mitosis Prophase
-Chrom. replicated
-Membrane disappears
-Centrioles separate & Spindle fibers form
Mitosis Metaphase
-Chrom. single file on spindle fibers
Mitosis Anaphase
-both chromosomes separate 2 sister chromatids & each travels along spindle to opposite poles

-now called daughter chromosomes
Both Telophase
-Mem. reform
-Spindle gone
-Cytokenesis starts
-Furrow forms if animal cell
-Cell plate if plant cell
Meiosis Prophase
-(Same as mitosis)
-Synapsis occurs near end causing tetrad formation
Meiosis Metaphase
Chrom. line up homologous pairs in middle
Meiosis Anaphase
Homologous chromosomes separate & go to opposite poles