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Binary fision
Single celled organism divides into two genetically identical daughter cells
What process is universal for all organisms?
Mitosis
What process cuts chromosomes in half?
Meiosis
Which process has two cycles?
Meiosis
What organisms does Mitosis apply to?
All!
Meiosis targets which type of cells? (most often)
Sex cells, or gametes.
If a cell goes from 2n=>2n the process was?
Mitosis.
If the cell goes from 4n=>2n the process was?
Meiosis.
Diploid cells mean they have?
The SAME number of chromosomes as the mother cell.
Haploid cell mean they have?
HALF the number of chromosomes as the mother cell.
Haploid is connected to which process?
Meiosis.
Diploid is connected to which process?
Mitosis.
Why does Mitosis occur?
Growth (in # of chromosomes), Development (differentiation and specialization) and Repair.
What is the cell cycle, beginning with Mitosis?
Prophase, Metaphase, Anaphase, Telophase, Cytokenesis, G1, S-phase, G2, repeat.
What happens in G1 of the cell cycle?
regular cell activity, and protein synthesizes.
What happens in G2 of the cell cycle?
Duplication of all organelles.
What happens in S-phase of the cell cycle?
DNA duplicates and divides (chromosomes).
How much time is spent in Mitotic phase of the cell cycle compared to interphase?
10% mitotic, 90% inter
What is a chromatid?
Half of a duplicated chromosome.
What happens in prophase?
Nuclear membrane dissolves, Chromosones shorten and thicken, Centriole divides and moves to the pole ends of the cell.
What happens in metaphase?
Nuclear membrane is gone, Chromosomes line up along equitorial plate, spindle fibres are attatched to the chromosomes at the centromere.
What happens in anaphase?
The spindle fibres pull the chromosomes apart at the centromere, they become chromosomes.
What happens in telophase?
The nuclear membrane reforms, chromosomes elongate and thin, cytokenesis happens (making two genetically identical cells in mitosis and two diverse cells in meoisis).
What are the 3 causes for homologus pairs?
1) same length/size chromosomes.
2) Same shape
3) Similar gene arrangement.
Which process requires homologus pairs?
Meiosis.
Which process does crossover occur in?
Meiosis.
What is a tetrad?
A homologus pair that has found each other.
What is the purpose of crossover?
To give diversity.
What happens in crossover?
The male and female chromosomes exchange genes.
What happens in cytokenesis?
The two new cells split and become separate cells.
What is Meiosis 1 sometimes referred to as?
Reduction Division.
What happens in between Meiosis 1 and Meiosis 2?
Interphase.
What can Meiosis 2 be compared to?
Mitosis.
What is non-disjunction?
When chromosomes don't move properly.
When does non-disjunction usually occur?
Meiosis 1 first.
Which process can non-disjunction occur in?
Both Mitosis and Meiosis.
Hypothetically, what would need to happen for cloning to occur?
A nucleus from unspecialized sperm mixed with enucleated egg combined with an electrical stimulus produces a blastula that can be implanted in a carrier.
What always maintains the plody?
Mitosis.
What cuts the ploidy in half?
Meiosis.
Describe an animal lifecycle.
zygote grows up into adult male and female (through mitosis) who produce and egg and sperm (through meiosis) which are fertalized to make a zygote.
Zygote (2n) --> Adult (2n)--> Sperm/egg (n)--> fertalization.
Describe a plant lifecycle.
Zygote (2n) Mitosis--> sporophyte (2n) Meiosis--> (n) Male/female gametes (n) Mitosis--> male/female gamenathyte (n) mitosis--> sperm/egg (n)---> fertalization--> Zygote.