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Mitosis/Meiosis How are they different?
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This type of cell division used by bacteria to reproduce
The exchange of DNA between the chromatid arms on homologous pairs is called ________________ Crossing over This type of cell division used by bacteria to reproduce Binary fission
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Independent assortment
The mixing up of maternal and paternal chromosomes as they move apart during anaphase I is called ______________ Independent assortment The pairing up of homologous chromosomes during prophase I is called _________________ synapsis
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During which phase does this happen?
This diagram is showing _________________ Crossing over During which phase does this happen? PROPHASE I of meiosis
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Is it MITOSIS or MEIOSIS?
Makes 2 daughter cells ______________ Makes haploid cells _______________ Divides twice but copies DNA once __________________ Used to repair injuries ______________ mitosis meiosis meiosis mitosis
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Is it MITOSIS or MEIOSIS?
Makes 4 daughter cells ______________ Makes diploid cells _______________ Copies DNA every __________________ time it divides Used to make gametes ______________ Meiosis mitosis mitosis meiosis
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Is it MITOSIS or MEIOSIS?
Makes 2n cells ______________ Crossing over happens _______________ Used when organisms __________________ grow bigger Used in sexual reproduction ___________ mitosis meiosis mitosis meiosis
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Is it MITOSIS or MEIOSIS?
Testes and ovaries do it ____________ Body cells do it _______________ Crossing over happens ____________ Divides twice ______________ in a row meiosis mitosis meiosis meiosis
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Is it MITOSIS or MEIOSIS?
Independent assortment_____________ happens Divides just once_______________ Used in oogenesis __________________ Makes cells identical to parent cell __________________ meiosis mitosis meiosis mitosis
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Is it MITOSIS or MEIOSIS?
Makes 2 daughter cells ______________ Makes haploid cells _______________ Divides twice but copies DNA once __________________ Used to repair injuries ______________ mitosis meiosis meiosis mitosis
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Type of cell division shown
meiosis Body organ where you would expect to see the above happen Ovary or testes
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Type of cell division shown
mitosis Tell one reason why a cell would do this Grow organism bigger Repair injuries Replace worn out cells
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The small cells produced when the cytoplasm divides unevenly during oogenesis are called ______________ Producing offspring without using sperm or eggs in which the DNA comes from only 1 parent Polar bodies Asexual reproduction
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The production of mature sperm is called ___________________
TRUE or FALSE Polar bodies will go on to become mature eggs FALSE; they will die The production of mature sperm is called ___________________ spermatogenesis
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A cell with only one copy of each chromosome is called ___________
Type of reproduction in which offspring are produced by combining the genetic material from 2 parents A cell with only one copy of each chromosome is called ___________ Sexual reproduction Haploid OR 1n
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A cell which has 2 copies of every chromosome is called _____________
diploid OR 2n Type of division that makes daughter cells which are different from the parent cell and different from each other meiosis
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The production of a mature egg is called ____________________
oogenesis Phase in which INDEPENDENT ASSORTMENT happens Anaphase I
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Crossing over OR independent assortment
Name 2 ways the DNA in cells gets recombined in new ways during meiosis Crossing over OR independent assortment Phase during which SYNAPSIS happens Prophase I
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Spermatogenesis produces ____ mature sperm cells 4
Phase in which CROSSING OVER happens Prophase I
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How many mature eggs are produced during oogenesis?
Only 1; the other 3 are polar bodies Tell one phase that is different in meiosis than in mitosis Prophase I- Synapsis & crossing over Anaphase I- independent assortment Metaphase I- pairs line up together Interphase II- No DNA is copied
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