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26 Cards in this Set

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Describe the cell cycle
interphase is G
M for nuclear and cellular division
G1/S checkpoint
S
G2/M checkpoint
define chromosomes
pices of DNA with genes and a centromere
when do homologous chromosomes pair
prophase I
when does recombination occur
metaphase I
is MI or M2 reduction division
M1
when is "synapsis"
prophase I
when are tetrads present
metaphase I
when are dyads present
Anaphase I
when are monads present
meiosis II
what is interkinesis
between anaphase I and metaphase II
what happens in prophase (in detail)
homolgous chromosomes pair
synaptonemal complex forms
recombination
diplotene chiasmata form at site of recombination syn complex dissolves
homologous chromosomes are held together by chaismata
describe spermatogenesis
stem cell spermatogonium
daughter cell
primary spermatocyte
meiosis I
secondary spermatocyte
meiosis II
spermatids
spermatozoa four viable products
describe oogenesis
oogonium
mitosis/growth
primary oocyte
meiosis I
first polar body
secondary oocyte
meiosis II
ovum and second polar body
where is the primary ooctye arrested at birth
prophase I
where is the primary oocyte arrested in childhood
still prophase I
where is the secondary oocyte arrested
metaphase II
when will meiosis II be completed for a secondary oocyte
only if sperm penetration occurs
describe the follicle developmetn in the ovary
follocile primordial follicle
growing follicle
vesicular follicle
ovulated secondary oocyte
is the embryo sac male or female gametophyte
female
is the pollen grain male or female gamotophyte
male
what produces megaspores
megasporangium
what produce microspores
microsporangium
describe what happens from the microsporocyte flower on
microsporocyte flower is diploid
meiosis
mitosis unequal cell division
haploid generative nucleus, pollen grain, haploid tube nucleus
mitosis
pollen tube, two haploid sperm cells, tube nucleus
describe what happens from the megaspore on
pistil/ovary
megasporocyte is diploid
meiosis
only one survives
mitosis into eight nuclei but the cell itself does not divide
binucleate cell with embryo sack and egg
do microspores lead to sperm or egg
sperm
what happens in flower sex
double fertilization for endosperm triploid 3n and an embryo diploid 2n