CHAPTER 21: MEIOSIS & SEXUAL REPRODUCTION

 

21-1: MEIOSIS

 

I.                  Another Kind of Cell Division

 

Sexual Reproduction:

 

 

 

Asexual Reproduction

Sexual Reproduction

1 parent

 

 

Offspring genetically different from parents

Gametes not needed

 

 

Gametes formed by meiosis à new individuals form by joining of gametes

 

 

Fertilization:

 

 

Zygote:

              Egg (n) + Sperm (n) = Zygote (2n)

 

             

 

 

 

 

 

 

II.              Diploid and Haploid Chromosome Number

 

Somatic Cells

Gametes (Sex Cells)

Body cells

 

 

½ the number of chromosomes as body cells (___________)

 

__________, or Monoploid, “___” chromosomes

Chromosomes exist in pairs (2 of each kind – 1 from each parent)

 

 

Produced by meiosis

 

Homologous Chromosomes

 

 

III.            Stages of Meiosis

 

A.    Prophase I

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B.   Metaphase I

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C.   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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H.   Telophase II

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IV.         Comparing Mitosis and Meiosis

 

Mitosis

Meiosis

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

CHROMOSOME STRUCTURE

 

·       Chromosomes are a ___________________ information

·       Consist of one long strand of _____wrapped around __________________________

·       Each chromosome contains ______________________

 

Chromatids

 

Centromere

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

CHROMOSOME NUMBER AND ANALYSIS

 

·       You have ___________ of chromosomes (46 total), “___________________ Chromosomes”

·       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?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

CHROMOSOMAL DISEASES

 

1.           Down Syndrome (Trisomy 21) 47,XX+21 or 47,XY+21

·       Have an extra chromosome #____

·       Phenotype (_____________________________):

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·       Most common genetic cause of mental retardation

·       Occurs in _________ live births

·       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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·       Phenotype:

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·       Occurs in __________ live births

 

21-2: SEXUAL REPRODUCTION IN SIMPLE ORGANISMS

 

 

I.                 Advantages of Sexual Reproduction

·       Ensures __________________ by providing ________ _____________ through “crossing over”

·       Allows certain individuals in a population to _________ _____________________

 

 

II.              Conjugation & Mating Types

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·       Occurs between 2 different ___________à __ or __ (biochemical differences exist)

·       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)

·       _______________ of opposite mating types (________________) come to lie side by side

·       _______________ are formed on the sides of neighboring cells

·       ________________, and the walls where the projections meet break down, forming a ________________ between the cells of the 2 filaments

·       ___________________ à conjugation tube à ______________ = _______________

·       Zygotes secrete a thick protective wall and become a ________________.

·       Original filaments decay, releasing zygospores

·       Zygospore ____________________, forming ____________________

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C.          Conjugation in Paramecia

·       Takes place between _____ mating types

·       2 ___________________ at their oral groove

·       ___________________ forms between them

·       Macronucleus disappears, _______________ _______________________

·       2 of the resulting haploid micronuclei remain (others disappear)

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·       _______________ contain a ________________________

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·       New micronuclei undergo several mitotic divisions

·       ____________________________ without nuclear division

·       _________________________ produced

 

 

21-3: SEXUAL REPRODUCTION IN ANIMALS

 

I.                 Reproductive Systems

 

Gonads:

 

Testes à

Ovaries à

 

 

II.              Separation of Sexes and Hermaphroditism

 

A.           Separate Sex organisms have either __________ OR _____________

B.          Hermaphrodites Have BOTH _________________

·       Usually ______________ or are _____________ to a surface

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·       Self-fertilization can happen (not likely though)

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III.            Gametogenesis

 

 

A.           Oogenesis

·       _____________________, are surrounded by a follicle, or sac in which it develops.

·       Oogonia = ________________

·       Oogonia ________________________________ ______________ à stops at _________

·       Baby is ____________________________ she will ever have

·       By 3rd month of development, oogonia develop into __________________________

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·       ______________ one of the _______________ finishes meiosis and ______________________  _________________

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B.          Spermatogenesis

 

·       ____________________________ = immature sex cells

·       Spermatogonia _____________ _________during childhood

·       At ___________, __________________________

·       Other spermatogonia continually divide

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·       Each diploid _____________________________ _______________________________

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

IV.         Sperm vs. Egg

 

Sperm

Egg

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

V.             Fertilization and Zygote Formation

 

Fertilization: _______    +   _______     à   _________

                      _______    +   _______    à    _________

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Fertilization restores the ___________________________.

 

 

During Fertilization:

·       ________ comes into _________ with _______

·       _____________ (covering on head of sperm) _______ ____________________________________ through membranes of the __________

·       Nucleus in head of _________________________

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·       Fertilization membrane forms around egg after sperm enters. It functions in

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VI.         Internal vs. External Fertilization

 

 

External

Internal

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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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