11 meiosis
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MEIOSIS
Chapter 11-4
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Parents can produce many types of offspring
Families will have resemblances, but no two are exactly alike
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Every cell has a nucleus Every nucleus has chromosomes
The number of chromosomes depends on the species
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GENES are located on chromosomes
genes control the TRAITS of the individual
genotype determines phenotype
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Chromosomes come in matching sets-these are called homologous pairs
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Cells in your body have a complete set (all 46) - they are called DIPLOID
Sex cells (sperm and eggs) only have half (23) - they are called HAPLOID
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FIND THE HOMOLOG!
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When GAMETES combine, the ZYGOTE (offspring) gets half from mom (23) and half from dad (23)
ZYGOTES are diploid (46)
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When sperm and egg meet, their chromosomes much match for the zygote to develop properly.
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1. Matching sets of chromosomes are called ________ pairs2. Egg and sperm combine to make a _______________3. Egg and sperm are both known as _______________4. A cell that only has half of a set of chromosomes is said to be _______________.5. Genes are located on ___________________
Let's review terms......
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The process of creating a gamete (sex cell) is called MEIOSIS
It is similar to mitosis, but will produce 4 daughter cells that are each haploid.
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OOGENESIS - makes eggs (ovum)
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Spermatogenesis - makes sperm
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PROPHASE I of MEIOSIS
- homologous pairs form -chromosomes trade genes, CROSSING -OVER
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Crossing-over increases the number of possible gene combinations
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1. The purpose of MEIOSIS is to:
a) create identical daughter cellsb) create four unique cells for the purpose of reproductionc) create four new organelles to build new cellsd) copy DNA so that cells can repair themselves
2. MEIOSIS only occurs in what type of cells?
a) zygotesb) skin cellsc) gametesd) mitochondria