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REPRODUCTION 2 Kinds of Reproduction Asexual -- One parent Sexual --
Two parents Specifically-- Sperm and Egg
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Chromosomes and Cell Division
Chromosomes – Structures in a cell’s nucleus that contain genes. Genes – Found on chromosome in cell. Gives living thing a certain trait and tells a cell how to grow/develop.
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How do all forms of asexual reproduction end in an organism?
Through the process of MITOSIS! ( Form of reproduction requiring only one parent.)
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Cell Division/MITOSIS!!
Interphase I Painted Prophase My Metaphase MITOSIS Aunt’s Anaphase Telophase Toes Crimson! Cytokinesis Actual “Cell Division” only happens in phases 2-5!
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Cell Division — 6 phases Mitosis — 4 phases
1. Interphase—normal life functions Toward the end—chromosomes duplicate Humans- 46 Once duplicated- 92 Sister chromatids held together- centromere 2. Prophase-- Mitosis begins Nuclear membrane breaks down Centrioles begin to move & Spindle forms between 3. Metaphase- Centromeres line up in the MIDDLE 4. Anaphase-- Centromeres split—move to opposite sides
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5. Telophase- Mitosis is complete Cytoplasm divides 6. Cytokinesis-
Nuclear membrane appears Cytoplasm divides 6. Cytokinesis- End result==2 NEW DAUGHTER CELLS Exactly like the parent cell!! Is this a problem?? Why?
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23 23 Gamete Gamete 46 egg ZYGOTE
Sexual Reproduction – Production of new organism from 2 parents , a male and a female. Sex Cell – Cell that has half the number of chromosomes found in an organism’s body cells. An egg or a sperm. sperm 23 23 egg chromosomes chromosomes Gamete Gamete 46 chromosomes ZYGOTE - New person not exactly like each parent. 2 complete cells join, new baby has twice the chromosomes as each parent.
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Meiosis (Process that produces sex cells with ½ number of chromosomes of parent cell.)
Sperm or Egg Cells (Gametes) 46 24 23 46 chromosomes 23 46 23 Sperm or Egg Cell 23
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Let’s watch meiosis in action!
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Advantages/Disadvantages of Asexual/Sexual Reproduction
Asexual Reproduction Sexual Reproduction Organism does not need a mate to produce offspring. Advantage Advantage Gives species variation. Disadvantage Offspring exactly like parents. Disadvantage 2 parents needed for reproduction.
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Species (Group of similar organisms that can mate with one another and produce fertile offspring.)
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Why mitosis and meiosis?
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