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Which stage in meiosis: chromosome number reduced from diploid to haploid?
Anaphase I (first division when chromosomes move to opposite ends of the cell)
What feature does mitosis and meiosis have in common?
Splitting of centromeres
How does genetic recombination normally occur for UNLINKED genes?
Random chromosome assortment
Which processes take place during interphase?
Protein transport, Active transport, Cellular growth, Protein Synthesis, DNA replication
Duplication of chromosomes happen in which phase of the cell cycle?
INTERPHASE (S phase)
Why is meitotic division important for gamete formation?
If gamete is diploid, it will have an excessive amount of DNA, thus case mutations, diseases, etc.
What is mitosis?
asexual reproduction of cells
Why is mitosis necessary?
It is needed for
1.GROWTH (eg. During puberty or embryonic growth)
2. REPAIRING of damaged tissues (eg. Scrapes, damage on organs)
For mitosis to happen, DNA is replicated in the __ phase, proteins synthesized in the ___ phase.
S; G2
In mitosis: in early prophase, chromatin starts to _____and the _____ _____ grows
supercoil; spindle fibre
In mitosis: late prophase, each chromosome consists of 2 identical chromatids (_____ chromatids) formed by ___ ______ in interphase and held together by a ______.
sister chromatids
DNA replication
centromere
In mitosis: late prophase, what is happening with the spindle fibres?
The spindle fibres now move towards the two poles of the nucleus.
In mitosis: metaphase, The _____ membrane breaks down and the spindle fibre on each end attaches itself on the _____ of each sister chromatid. The sister chromatids are then moved to the ______ plate.
nuclear
centromere
metaphase
In mitosis: anaphase, The sister chromatids are now _____ by the spindle fibres pulling on each side.
separated
In mitosis: early telophase, chromosomes separated to ____ of cell and _____ ______ form arouund them while the _____ _____ breaks down.
poles
nuclear membrane
spindle fibre
In mitosis: late telophase, The cells divide (a.k.a. ______) to form two ______ identical daughter cells.
The ______ now uncoil and are no longer visible.
cytokinesis
genetically
chromosomes
When will mitotic division cause growth of cancerous tumors?
When the divisions become repeated and uncontrolled (can happen to any tissue/organ)
What is the product of mitosis?
2 daughter cells with genetically identical nuclei
Define homologous chromosomes
They encode the same genes but have different alleles
Meiosis: Prophase I: Chromosomes pair up, they are _______ chromosomes. The spindle fibre extends and moves towards the two ends of the ____ ______ (which will break down soon)
homologous
nuclear membrane
Meiosis: Metaphase I: The spindle fibre from each end attaches itself onto the _____ from each pair. They are then lined up at the ______ _______.
centromere
metaphase plate
Meiosis: Anaphase I: The _____ _____ is then pulled apart, and ____ cells will form.
homologous chromosome
two
After the first stage of meiosis, the cells are now two _____ cells, having 1 chromosome from each of the _ _ types. These chromosomes will then be split apart again to form a total of __ cells each with one _____.
haploid
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4
chromatid
Meiosis: Prophase II: New ____ _____ will form in each of the two cells at ____ ends of the nucleus.
spindle fibre
opposite
Meiosis: Metaphase II
same as metaphase I, attach to centromere and line up at metaphase plate.
Meiosis: Anaphase II: Centromeres divided, chromatids now become separate _____ which move to _____ poles. The cell membrane pulled _____ to _____ the cells.
chromosomes
opposite
inwards
divide
Meiosis: Telophase II: ____ membrane forms and now there are 4 ____ daughter cells with one chromatid from each of ___ types.
nuclear
haploid
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