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mitosis?
cell division
meosis?
productiion of sex cells
cell division is neccessary 4?
1. growth/development
2. repalcement of dead/worn out/damaged tissue.
3. reproduction
cells that cant divide
red blood cells, muscles, nerve, liver
DNA
hereditary material
chromosome
DNA and its associated proteins condenses
chromatid
one of 2 attached copies of a chromosome
centromere
area of chromatid-attachment
kenetic chore
area around centromere; spindle attachment
diploid
full set of chromosomes; chromosomes exist in pairs
haploid
half the original # of chromosomes, exist individually
somatic cells
diploid cells that make up most organs & tissue of the body will undergo mitosis
germ cells
diploid cells that are boated in gonads; will undergo meiosis 2 produce haploid sex cells
gonads
location of germ cells(testies/ovaries)
how do we maintain chromsomal numbers in sexual reproduction?
Meiosis
mitosis equation
2n->2n
Meiosis equation
2n->n
fertilization equation
n->2n
gametes
haploid cells produced from meiosis from germ cells
homologues
matching chromosomes
ganetogenesis
production of gametes
spermatogenesis
production of sperm
oogenesis
production of oocytes(eggs)
dyad
replicated chromosome
tetrad
pair of replicated homologues
meiosis I
1. homologues pair
2. homologues separate*
prophase I
metaphase I
anaphase I
telophase I
meiosis II
sister chromatids separate
prophase II
metaphase II
anaphase II
telophase II
interphase I
-cell growth
-DNA synthesis
prophase I
-nucleus disappears
-chromosome condenses
-homologues pair
metaphase I
-chromosomes line up
-spindles appear