CHAPTER 21: MEIOSIS & SEXUAL REPRODUCTION
21-1:
MEIOSIS
Sexual
Reproduction:
Asexual Reproduction
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Sexual
Reproduction |
1
parent |
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Offspring
genetically different from parents |
Gametes
not needed |
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Gametes
formed by meiosis à new individuals form by joining of gametes |
Fertilization:
Zygote:
Egg (n) + Sperm (n) = Zygote (2n)
Somatic Cells
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Gametes
(Sex Cells) |
Body
cells |
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½
the number of chromosomes as body cells (___________) |
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__________,
or Monoploid, “___” chromosomes |
Chromosomes
exist in pairs (2 of each kind – 1 from each parent) |
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Produced
by meiosis |
A.
Prophase I
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B.
Metaphase I
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Anaphase I
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D.
Telophase I
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E.
Prophase II
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F.
Metaphase II
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G.
Anaphase II
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Mitosis |
Meiosis |
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Chromosomes
are a ___________________ information
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Consist
of one long strand of _____wrapped around __________________________
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Each
chromosome contains ______________________
Chromatids –
Centromere –
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You have
___________ of chromosomes (46 total), “___________________ Chromosomes”
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In each
pair, one chromosome is from your __________, one from your ___________
Karyotype –
Chromosomes are ____________ under the ____________,
a ____________ is taken of the cell, and ________________
________________________________________________ on a “karyotype” form.
Autosomes – Chromosome _______________. They contain all of
the __________ that determine who you are. ____________________________.
Sex Chromosomes
– Chromosome ___________ (__, __). These
chromosomes _______________________.
Notation for Normal __________ Karyotype =
___________
Notation for Normal __________ Karyotype =
___________
______ of a child is determined by the ___________!
(mom always gives X, dad gives X or Y)
KARYOTYPE ¯
Is this a male or female?
1.
Down Syndrome (Trisomy 21) 47,XX+21 or 47,XY+21
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Have an
extra chromosome #____
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Phenotype
(_____________________________):
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Most
common genetic cause of mental retardation
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Occurs in
_________ live births
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Higher
incidence in ____________________ years old
2.
Turner Syndrome 45,X
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Phenotype:
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Occurs in
__________ live births
3.
Klinefelter Syndrome 47,XXY or 47,XXXY or 47,XXXXY
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_________________________________
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Phenotype:
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Occurs in
__________ live births
21-2: SEXUAL REPRODUCTION IN SIMPLE ORGANISMS
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Ensures
__________________ by providing ________ _____________ through “crossing
over”
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Allows
certain individuals in a population to _________ _____________________
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Occurs
between 2 different ___________à
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A
_____________________ forms between two cells, and a ______________ takes place
through the bridge
A. Conjugation in Bacteria
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Amount of
DNA exchanged depends on the amount of time conjugation lasts
B. Conjugation in Spirogyra (green algae with threadlike filaments made of haploid cells)
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_______________
of opposite mating types (________________) come to lie side by side
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_______________
are formed on the sides of neighboring cells
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________________,
and the walls where the projections meet break down, forming a ________________
between the cells of the 2 filaments
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___________________
à conjugation tube à
______________ = _______________
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Zygotes
secrete a thick protective wall and become a ________________.
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Original
filaments decay, releasing zygospores
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Zygospore
____________________, forming ____________________
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C. Conjugation in Paramecia
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Takes
place between _____ mating types
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2
___________________ at their oral groove
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___________________
forms between them
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Macronucleus
disappears, _______________ _______________________
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2 of the
resulting haploid micronuclei remain (others disappear)
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_______________
contain a ________________________
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_______________________
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New
micronuclei undergo several mitotic divisions
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____________________________
without nuclear division
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_________________________
produced
21-3:
SEXUAL REPRODUCTION IN ANIMALS
Gonads:
Testes à
Ovaries à
A.
Separate Sex organisms have either __________ OR _____________
B.
Hermaphrodites Have BOTH _________________
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Usually
______________ or are _____________ to a surface
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Self-fertilization
can happen (not likely though)
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Ex:
III.
Gametogenesis –
A.
Oogenesis –
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_____________________,
are surrounded by a follicle, or sac in which it develops.
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Oogonia =
________________
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Oogonia
________________________________ ______________ à
stops at _________
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Baby is
____________________________ she will ever have
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By 3rd
month of development, oogonia develop into __________________________
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one of the _______________ finishes meiosis and ______________________
_________________
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B.
Spermatogenesis –
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= immature sex cells
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Spermatogonia
_____________ _________during childhood
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At
___________, __________________________
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Other
spermatogonia continually divide
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Each
diploid _____________________________ _______________________________
IV. Sperm vs. Egg
Sperm
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Egg |
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Fertilization: _______
+ _______
à _________
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+ _______
à _________
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Fertilization restores the
___________________________.
During Fertilization:
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________
comes into _________ with _______
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(covering on head of sperm) _______ ____________________________________ through
membranes of the __________
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Nucleus
in head of _________________________
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Fertilization membrane forms around egg after sperm enters. It functions in
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External |
Internal |
Characteristics: ·
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Hazards: ·
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________________________
______________ to overcome hazards |
Characteristics: ·
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Hazards: ·
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Specialized
Adaptations: ·
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Parthenogenesis
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