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Chp. 8 Cell Reproduc

Campbell Essential Biology, 5th edition. Cellular Reproduction

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Cell division 2 daughter cells are created that are identicsl to the parent cell
Asexual Reproduction Does not invole fertilization of egg by sperm; inherit all chromosomes from single parent
Sexual Reproduction Requires fertilization of egg by sperm
Gametes egg and sperm; require meiosis
Purpose of Meiosis Reproduction
Purpose of Mitosis Growth and maintenence of cells
Histones Compact DNA into coils; proteins; must be compact before it can move to a new cell
Before cell begins division, it must ______ Duplicate chromosomes
Sister Chromatids Each chromosome contains 2 copies of the same chromotids
Centromere Join 2 sister chromatids at waist
Interphase Stage that most cells spend time in; time when cell performs its normal functions
Most important event of interphase Duplication of chromosomes
S phase Duplication of chromosomes
Mitotic Phase Part of the cell cycle in which cell is actually dividing
Cytokinesis Cytoplasm divided in 2
4 Main Stages of Mitosis Prophase, metaphase, anaphase, and telophase
Mitotic Spindle Football-shaped structure of microtubules that guide seperation of 2 sets of daughter chromosomes
Centrosomes Structures from whih spindle microtubules grow
Interphase Chromosomes are duplicated but cannot be distinguished because aren't packed tight enough
Prophase Chromatin fibers coil; sister chromsosomes joined at waist by centromere; mitotic spindle forms; late in prophase, nuclear envelope breaks
Metaphase Centromeres all line up along center line
Anaphase Sister chromatids seperate and move to opposite poles of the cell
Telophase and Cytokinesis Nuclear envelope forms, chromasomes uncoil; cleavage furrow splits cells in 2.
Cleavage Furrow Ring of microfilaments in cytoplasm contract and pinch parent cell in two
Cell Plate Grows and fuses with plasma membrane and contents of platejoin the parental cell wall
Somatic Cell Typical body cell
Karyotypes Arrangement of chromosomes in matching pairs
Sex chromosomes Determine sex of hhuman
Autosomes All chromosomes besides sex chromosomes
Diploid Cells contain pairs of homologous chromosomes
Haploid Cells Single chromosome set
Zygote Fertilized egg
Meiosis Process of cell division that produces haploid gametesin diploid organisms
2 Special characteristics of meiosis 1. number of chromosomes is reduced in half 2, Exchange of genetic material between homologous chromosomes
Difference between homologous chromosomes and sister chromatids Homologous chromosomes: individual chromosomes that were inherited from differnet parents Sister chromatids: exactly same, from same source
Prophase I 4 chromatids form; cross over to mix up genetics; spindle forms, move to opposite ends of cell
Metaphase I Aligned in middle;
Anaphase I Attachment breaks; migrate towards poles; separated fro homologous pairs
Telophase and Cytokinesis Each pole has a haploid set
Mitosis yields 2 dipoid cells
Meiosis yields 4 haploid cells
Nondisjunction Members of a chromosome pair fail to seperate in anaphase; gametes with abnormal numbers of chromosomes are result
Trisomy 21 2 number 21 chromosomes, 47 total chromosomes
Down Syndrome Person with trisomy 21
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