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Meiosis HBio

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Part of Interphase when the DNA is copied.   S-phase  
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DNA in its condensed form.   Chromosomes  
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A chromosome and its copy (makes an "X" shape).   Sister Chromatids  
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Cells with two sets of chromosomes (2n). One set from mom, one set from dad.   Diploid  
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Cells with half the number of normal chromosomes or one set of chromosomes (n).   Haploid  
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What kind of cells go through mitosis?   Somatic cells (body cells)  
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What kind of cells go through meiosis?   Gametes (sex cells)  
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Name of the male gamete that's produced in the testes.   sperm  
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Name of the female gamete that's produced in the ovaries.   ovum (egg)  
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During fertilization, the sperm and the egg fuse together to form a _______________.   Zygote  
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The process that produces gametes. It creates 4 haploid cells that are NOT identical.   Meiosis  
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Meiosis in males is called   Spermatogenesis  
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Meiosis in females is called   Oogenesis  
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Number of sperm produced in spermatogenesis.   4  
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Number of cells produced in oogenesis.   4 (3 polar bodies that die, 1 egg that lives).  
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Pair of chromosomes that are similar in shape and size (XX - two side-by-side).   Homologous chromosomes  
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Phase of meiosis when synapsis and crossing over occurs.   Prophase I  
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The process of synapsis forms _______________, where homologous chromosomes come together.   tetrads  
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Phase of meiosis where the homologous chromosomes align down the equator (middle). Also where Independent Assortment occurs.   Metaphase I  
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Part of Prophase I where chromosomes exchange DNA to create diversity in the offspring.   Crossing over  
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Part of Metaphase I where homologous chromosomes line up at random to create diversity in the offspring.   Independent Assortment  
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Phase of meiosis where homologous chromosomes are separated.   Anaphase I  
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Phase of meiosis where one cells begins to divide into two cells.   Telophase I  
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Phase of meiosis where the nuclear envelope disappears and chromosomes condense (occuring in 2 cells).   Prophase II  
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Phase of meiosis where sister chromatids align down the equator (middle), NOT in pairs.   Metaphase II  
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Phase of meiosis where sister chromatids are separated apart.   Anaphase II  
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Phase of meiosis where two cells each begin to divide into 2 daughter cells for a total of 4 cells.   Telophase II  
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Diploid (2n) number in humans.   46 chromosomes (2 sets of 23, one set from mom, one set from dad).  
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Haploid (n) number in humans.   23 chromosomes (each parent will pass on 23 chromosomes to the offspring).  
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