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what are homologous chromosomes?

same length


carry genes that control the same inherited traits


one from the mother, one from the father

why are gametes produced

to maintain the same number of chromosomes from gen to gen

how many chromosomes do human body cells have

46 total


23 from each parent



how many chromosomes do human gametes contain

23

cells with 'n' chromosomes

haploid cell

cell with '2n' chromosomes

diploid cell

what does meiosis produce

gametes- when the gametes come together in fertilization, the number of chromosomes is restored

phases(in order)

interphase I


prophase I


metaphase I


anaphase I


telophase I


prophase II


metaphase II


anaphase II


telophase II


cytokinesis

interphase

chromosomes replicate


chromatin condenses

prophase I

pairing of same chromosomes


spindles form


nuclear membrane breaks down


crossing over to exchange genetic info

metaphase I

chromosomes attach to spindle fibers


homologous chromosomes line up in middle

anaphase I

homologous chromosomes separate and move to opposite ends of the cell

telophase I

spindles break down


chromosomes uncoil and form two nuclei


cell divides

prophase II

spindle apparatus forms


chromosomes condense

metaphase II

a haploid number of chromosomes line up at the equator

anaphase II

the sister chromatids are pulled at the centromere by spindle fibers and move towards opposite ends of the cell

telophase II

chromosomes reach poles


nuclear membrane and nuclei reform

cytokinesis

results in four haploid cells, each with n number of chromosomes

what are the results of meiosis

four non identical haploid cells


genetic variation

variation

depending on how chromosomes line up at equator, four gametes with four different chromosome combos can result




also produced when gametes randomly combine during fertilization




and during crossing over

what is meiosis

sexual reproduction in animals

how many cromatids does a chromosome have

two

what is crossing over

when chromosomal segments are exchanged between similar chromosomes


(gene recombination)

what part of the chromosome attaches to the spindle fibers

the centromere

how many sets of divisions does meiosis have

two sets of divisions

what are gametes

sex cells

mitosis vs meiosis