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Meiosis is a process that reduces the amount of chromosomes in a cell to half the original amount

Why would you want to reduce chromosomes to half? (check with

your neighbor)

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Egg = 23

Sperm = 23

Egg + Sperm = 46 in them.

If meiosis reduces the chromosome number

in half, how many chromosomes are in

human sex cells?

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Haploid (n)– a half set of chromosomes

Diploid (2n) – a full set of chromosomes

Somatic Cells = ALL body cells (blood, skin, etc) except gametes

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Gamete

Skin Cell

Egg

Somatic Cell

Sperm

Sex Cell

Haploid or Diploid?

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Homologous Chromosomes – chromosomes that have the same

informationEx. Father/Paternal #11 chromosome

Mother/Maternal #11 chromosome

“Partner” up in Prophase 1

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Crossing Over is the exchange of genetic material between homologous chromosomes

Crossing Over acts as a source of

genetic variation within a species

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Stages of Meiosis•Interphase—1 time ONLY

– Growth and replication of DNA

• PMATC—2 times

– Prophase, Metaphase, Anaphase, Telophase, Cytokinesis

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Diploid Cell—2 copies of each chromosome that replicated during

Interphase

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Crossing Over occurred during Prophase 1

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Anaphase AWAY

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Telophase I/Cytokinesis results in 2 Haploid Cells

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Prophase II looks similar to Telophase I, but nuclear envelope is

disappearing again

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Anaphase Away—part II

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Telophase II and Cytokineses results in 4 HAPLOID sex cells….or gametes….or egg….or

sperm!

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What’s different?

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Egg (Ovum) is created in the Ovary

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Sperm is created in the Testis

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Diploid Numbers in other OrganismsName of Organism Diploid Number Image

Adders-tongueOphioglossum reticulatum

1440This fern has the highest known chromosome number of any life form

Field HorsetailEquisetum arvense 216

Red viscacha ratTympanoctomys barrerae

102 Highest number known in mammals, a tetraploid[3].

Hedgehog

90

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Diploid Numbers in other OrganismsName of Organism Diploid Number Image

Turkey

80Dogs, Coyotes, Dingos, and Wolves 78

MuleHorse/Donkey Cross 63 *Infertile

Platypus 5210 Sex Chromosomes

Jack Jumper Ant 2 for females, 1 for males

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Karyotype – a “map” of chromosomes

2 Main Uses:•Determine sex of the baby

•Screen for Chromosomal Abnormalities

Ex. Down Syndrome

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22 pair of Autosomes + 1 pair of sex chromosomes =23 Total pairs

XX = Female

XY = Male

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Sex Determination in OrganismsHumans rely on Xs and Ys to determine if it’s a boy or girl, but what about other organisms?

Do male ants have Fathers?

Why are all turtles Hot Chics and Cool Dudes?

Nemo’s dad Marlin should have been Marly?

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Questions about Meiosis????


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