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CW/HWAssignments1. Ch.13LectureNotes2. Ch.13VideoCornellNotes(2)3. Ch.14GuidedReading
PLANNER • Complete Ch. 13 VCN (2) tonight • Complete Ch. 14 GR by Friday • Ch. 13 Quiz
EssenFalknowledgestandards• 3.A.2:Ineukaryotes,heritableinforma8onispassedtothenextgenera8onviaprocessesthatincludethecellcycleandmitosisormeiosisplusfer8liza8on.
• 3.C.2:Biologicalsystemshavemul8pleprocessesthatincreasegene8cvaria8on.
FLT• Iwillbeableto:– describetheeventsthatcharacterizeeachphaseofmeiosis
– disFnguishbetweenthefollowingterms:somaFccellandgamete;autosomeandsexchromosomes;haploidanddiploid
– NameandexplainthethreeeventsthatcontributetogeneFcvariaFoninsexuallyreproducingorganisms
• Bycomple1ngCh.13LectureNotes
• Meiosis• Occursinthegonads(ovariesandtestes)• Reducesthechromosomenumberbyhalf(2nàn)• Produceshaploidgametes
• Fer8liza8on(n+n)restoresthenormalchromosomenumber.
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HumanLifeCycle
KeyHaploid(n)Diploid(2n)
Haploidgametes(n=23)
Egg(n)
Sperm(n)
MEIOSIS FERTILIZATION
Ovary Tes8s
Diploidzygote(2n=46)
Mitosisanddevelopment
Mul8cellulardiploidadults(2n=46)
Pair-Share-Respond1. Dis8nguishbetweentheterms“haploid”+
“diploid”.2. Whatkindofcellswouldbehaploidandwhat
kinddiploid?3. Explainhowmeiosisandfer8liza8onwork
togethertomaintainaconstantnumberofchromosomes
4. Dis8nguishbetweenspermatogenesisandoogenesis.
IV.Meiosis• Likemitosis,meiosisisprecededbythereplicaFonofchromosomes.
• Meiosistakesplaceintwosetsofcelldivisions,calledmeiosisIandmeiosisII.
• Reduc8onDivision2n-->n.• Meiosishastwocelldivisionsandresultsinfourdaughtercells.
• Eachdaughtercellhasonlyhalfasmanychromosomesastheparentcell.
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IV.Meiosis• 1stDivision=meiosisI• Homologouschromosomesseparate
• Twodaughtercellsareproduced• ReducFondivision
• 2ndDivision=meiosisII• Resultsinfourhaploiddaughtercells• EquaFonalDivision
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Fig.13-7-3
Meio8cCellDivision:Reduc8onDivision2n-->n
Interphase
Homologouspairofchromosomesindiploidparentcell
Chromosomesreplicate
Homologouspairofreplicatedchromosomes
Sisterchroma8ds Diploidcellwith
replicatedchromosomes
MeiosisI
Homologouschromosomesseparate
1
Haploidcellswithreplicatedchromosomes
MeiosisII
2 Sisterchroma8dsseparate
Haploidcellswithunreplicatedchromosomes
IV.Meiosis• Interphase=chromosomesarereplicatedtoformsisterchromaFds=occursbeforemeiosisI
• ThesisterchromaFdsaregeneFcallyidenFcalandjoinedatthecentromere.
• Thesinglecentrosomereplicates,formingtwocentrosomes.
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IV.MeiosisA. StagesofMeiosisI• DivisioninmeiosisIoccursinfourphases:
–ProphaseI:synapsis/crossing-over
–MetaphaseI:randomalignmentatequator
–AnaphaseI:independentassortment–homologouschromosomesseparate
–TelophaseIandcytokinesis
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Metaphase I
Fig. 13-8a
Prophase I Anaphase I Telophase I and Cytokinesis
Centrosome (with centriole pair)
Sister chromatids Chiasmata
Spindle
Homologous chromosomes
Fragments of nuclear envelope
Centromere (with kinetochore)
Metaphase plate
Microtubule attached to kinetochore
Sister chromatids remain attached
Homologous chromosomes separate
Cleavage furrow
Meiosis I:
Variety Increases
ProphaseI:Synapsis+CrossingOver• Synapsis=homologouschromosomeslooselyaligngenebygene.
• Tetrad=paireduphomologs
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IV.MeiosisProphaseI:Synapsis+CrossingOver• Crossingover=nonsisterchroma8dsexchangeDNAsegments,whichcancreategene0cvaria0on.
• Eachtetradusuallyhasoneormorechiasmata,X-shapedregionswherecrossingoveroccurred.
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IV.MeiosisMetaphaseI:RandomAlignmentatMiddle
• InmetaphaseI,tetradslineuprandomlyatthemetaphaseplate(middle),withonechromosomefacingeachpole.
• Microtubulesfromonepoleareadachedtothekinetochoreofonechromosomeofeachtetrad.
• Microtubulesfromtheotherpoleareadachedtothekinetochoreoftheotherchromosome.
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IV.MeiosisAnaphaseI:Separa8onofHomologousPairs• InanaphaseI,pairsofhomologouschromosomesseparate.
• Onechromosomemovestowardeachpole,guidedbythespindleapparatus:depolymerizaFonofthespindlefibers/microtubules.
• SisterchromaFdsremainadachedatthecentromereandmoveasoneunittowardthepole.
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IV.MeiosisTelophaseIandCytokinesis:• InthebeginningoftelophaseI,eachhalfofthecellhasahaploidsetofchromosomes;eachchromosomesFllconsistsoftwosisterchromaFds
• Cytokinesisusuallyoccurssimultaneously,formingtwohaploiddaughtercells.
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IV.Meiosis• Animalcellsàcleavagefurrow(acFn)forms• Plantcellsàcellplate(Golgivesicles-membrane)forms.
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IV.Meiosis• NochromosomereplicaFonoccursbetweentheendofmeiosisIandthebeginningofmeiosisIIbecausethechromosomesarealreadyreplicated.
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IV.MeiosisB. StagesofMeiosisII–verysimilartomitosis
1. ProphaseII–nuclearenvelopebreaksdown2. MetaphaseII–chromosomeslineupatplate
3. AnaphaseII–sisterchromaFdsseparate
4. TelophaseII/Cytokinesis–newnucleiformandcytokinesisoccurs
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Fig.13-8d
ProphaseII MetaphaseII AnaphaseII TelophaseIIandCytokinesis
Sisterchroma8dsseparate Haploiddaughtercells
forming
MeiosisII:SisterChroma8dsSeparate-->4HaploidCells
IV.Meiosis• Cytokinesisseparatesthecytoplasm.
• Endofmeiosisà4gene8callyuniquehaploid(n)daughtercells
• Meiosis:VARIETYincreaseswithreduc8ondivision2n-->n.
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V.ComparingMitosisandMeiosisA. Mitosis–
– Asexualreproduc8on– Produces2gene8callyiden8caldaughtercells– Chromosome#staysthesame(2nà2n)– Canoccurinallorganisms
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V.ComparingMitosisandMeiosisB. Meiosis
– Increasesgene8cdiversitythroughsexualreproduc8on
– Produces4gene8callyuniquehaploiddaughtercells– Reducesthechromosomenumberbyhalf– Createsgametes
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V.ComparingMitosisandMeiosisC. SimilariFes–
– ThemechanismforseparaFngsisterchromaFdsisvirtuallyidenFcalinmeiosisIIandmitosis.
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VI.EventsUniquetoMeiosisA. AtProphaseI-synapsis+crossingoverB. AtMetaphaseI–randomassortmentofhomologs
atmetaphaseplate
C. AtAnaphaseI–separaFonofhomologs
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Pair-Share-Respond1. Whataretheresultsofmeiosis
(overall)?2. Describe,specifically,whatoccursin
prophaseIofmeiosis.3. Whendohomologouschromosomes
separate?4. Whendosisterchroma8dsseparate?5. Iden8fythreedifferencesbetween
meiosisandmitosis
VII.OriginsofGeneFcVariaFonAmongOffspring
• Muta8ons(changesinanorganism�sDNA)aretheoriginalsourceofgeneFcdiversity.
• MutaFonscreatedifferentversionsofgenescalledalleles.
• SexualReproduc8on/Recombina8ons-reshufflingofallelesduringsexualreproducFonproducesgeneFcvariaFon
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VII.OriginsofGeneFcVariaFonAmongOffspring• ThreemechanismsinSexualReproduc0oncontributeto
geneFcvariaFon:
– IndependentassortmentofchromosomesatequatorofMetaphaseI.
– Crossingover-ProphaseI:synapsis/tetrad– Randomfer8liza8onThenumberofcombina8onspossiblewhenchromosomesassortindependentlyintogametesis2n,wherenisthehaploidnumber.
• Forhumans(n=23),therearemorethan8million(223)possiblecombinaFonsofchromosomes.
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Fig.13-11-3
Possibility1 Possibility2
TwoequallyprobablearrangementsofchromosomesatmetaphaseI
MetaphaseII
Daughtercells
Combina8on1 Combina8on2 Combina8on3 Combina8on4
VII.OriginsofGeneFcVariaFonAmongOffspring• Crossingoverproducesrecombinantchromosomes,which
combinegenesinheritedfromeachparent.
• CrossingoverbeginsveryearlyinprophaseI,ashomologouschromosomespairupgenebygene.
• Incrossingover,homologousporFonsoftwononsisterchromaFdstradeplaces.
• CrossingovercontributestogeneFcvariaFonbycombiningDNAfromtwoparentsintoasinglechromosome.
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Fig.13-12-5ProphaseIofmeiosis
Pairofhomologs
Nonsisterchroma8dsheldtogetherduringsynapsis
Chiasma
Centromere
AnaphaseI
AnaphaseII
Daughtercells
Recombinantchromosomes
TEM
VII.OriginsofGeneFcVariaFonAmongOffspring• RandomferFlizaFonaddstogeneFcvariaFonbecauseanyspermcanfusewithanyovum(unferFlizedegg).
• Thefusionoftwogametes(eachwith8.4millionpossiblechromosomecombinaFonsfromindependentassortment)producesazygotewithanyofabout70trilliondiploidcombinaFons.
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VIII.EvoluFonarySignificanceofGeneFcVariaFonWithinPopulaFons• NaturalselecFonresultsintheaccumulaFonofgeneFcvariaFonsfavoredbytheenvironment.
• SexualreproducFoncontributestothegeneFcvariaFoninapopulaFon,whichoriginatesfrommutaFons.
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