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Allele
Two or more alternative forms of a gene
autosomes
all chromosomes but the sex chromosomes
bivalent
a pair of synapsed chromosomes
Prophase
chromosomes condense
Metaphase
chromosomes line up
Anaphase
in anaphase one homologous pairs of chromosomes separate and in anaphase two the centromeres of each chromosome separate, allowing sister chromatids to be pulled apart
Telophase
cytokinesis occurs, or the cytoplasm divides producing two daughter cells with the same # of chromosomes as the mother cell in mitosis and four daughter cells with half the chromosomes of mother cell in meiosis
Centrioles
made of microtubles, during prophase, each pair of centrioles is replicated and migrates towards opposite polar regions of the cell
centromere
divides the chromosome into two arms of varying length
centrosome
consists of pair of centrioles
chromatin
complex of DNA and proteins inside cell wall
diploid
2n, somatic cells are diploid, they contain twice as many chromosome sets as sex cells (gametes) or haploid cells
equational division
second mitotic division where sister chromatids of the haploid cell are seperated
gametogenesis
the production of gametes (sex cells containing half the chromosomes of somatic cells)
germ cell
gives rise to the gametes
homologous chromosomes
morphologically indistinguishable, slightly different at sequence level, only in contact in meiosis
ploidy
the # of sets of chromosomes in the nucleus of a cell
somatic cell
any cell other than the sex cells
acrocentric chromosome
chromosome with arms of distinctly unequal size, more so than submetacentric
submetacentric chromosome
chromosome with arms of distinctly unequal size, less so than acrocentric
telocentric chromosome
chromosome has its centromere at or very near one end of the chromosome
metacentric chromosome
has a median centromere, arms the same length
p arm
the shorter arm of a chromosome
q arm
the longer arm of a chromosome
satellites
the presence of tiny terminal extensions of chromatin material
G banding
florecent pattern when staining condensed chromosomes
karyotype
the number of chromosomes in the cell nuclei of an organism or species
10!/2!8! (1/4)2 (3/4)8
Identify each part of equation
10 = # of offspring
2 = two will be this type (1/4 chance offspring will be specified type)
8 = eight will be this type (3/4 chance offspring will be specified type)