Meiosis Formation of gametes.

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Meiosis Formation of gametes

Meiosis Results Gametes Haploid v diploid Genetic variation

Meiosis DNA replication and chromosome replication still happen in interphase Two divisions Same stage names as mitosis Meiosis I – reduction Meiosis II – similar to mitosis

Meiosis I Homologous chromosomes Crossing over (prophase I) Chiasma

Meiosis I Independent Assortment

Genetic Variation Crossing over Independent assortment Fusion of gametes Haploid  diploid

Stages (135-136) Draw each stage of meiosis explain each The following terms should be used when appropriate Homologous chromosomes Centromere Spindle fibers Sister chromatids Nucleus Crossing over Chiasma

Nondisjunction

Nondisjunction

Karyotype

Karyotypes Chorionic villus sampling Amniocentesis Small sample of the placenta is taken 11th – 13th week of pregnancy Amniocentesis A sample of the amniotic fluid (surrounds fetus) is taken 3 - .5% chance of miscarriage when in the 2nd trimester Can be done at 12-14 weeks but there is an increased risk of miscarriage

Karyotypes