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Meiosis

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Meiosis Type Of Nuclear Division That Divides A Diploid Cell (2n) Into Haploid Cells (n).
Gene Segment Of DNA On The Chromosome. (Controls Protein Production)
Homologous Chromosome Chromosome Pairs Of Approximately The Same Length, Centromere Position, And Staining Pattern, With Genes For The Same Characteristics . - One's Inherited From The Organism's Mother; The Other From The Organism's Father .
Sister Chromatids A Single Chromosome That Is Replicated Into Two Copies Of Itself.
Gamete Reproductive Cells / Sex Cells. (EXP: Sperm && Eggs)
Somatic Cell Body Cells, Produced Through Mitosis
Diploid A Cell Or Nucleus Containing Two Complete Sets Of Chromosomes, One From Each Parent.
Haploid A Cell Or Nucleus Containing A Single Set Of Unpaired Chromosomes.
Tetrad A Group Of Four Closely Associated Chromatids Of A Homologous Pair Formed By Synapsis. (Metaphase 1)
Chiasmata Point That Paired Chromosomes Remain In Contact During Metaphase 1, And Crossing Over Occurs
Recombination The Exchanges Of Genes Between Chromosomes, Resulting In A Different Genetic Combination And Ultimately To The Formation Of Unique Gametes With Chromosomes That Are Different From Those In Parents.
Created by: Jessica Bumby
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