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Meiosis | BIOL 1107L - Essentials of Biology I Lab, Quizzes of Biology

Class: BIOL 1107L - Essentials of Biology I Lab; Subject: Biology; University: Georgia Southwestern State University; Term: Spring 2011;

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2010/2011

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TERM 1
Meiosis
DEFINITION 1
Takes a diploid nucleus and reduces it to 4 haploid nuclei
TERM 2
Haploid
DEFINITION 2
One set of chromosomes
TERM 3
Diploid
DEFINITION 3
Two sets of chromosomes
TERM 4
Homologous Chromosomes
DEFINITION 4
copies of chromosomes made of the same information
TERM 5
Recombinant
DEFINITION 5
new chromosome combination that is different from what
was in the parent chromosomes
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Meiosis

Takes a diploid nucleus and reduces it to 4 haploid nuclei

TERM 2

Haploid

DEFINITION 2

One set of chromosomes

TERM 3

Diploid

DEFINITION 3

Two sets of chromosomes

TERM 4

Homologous Chromosomes

DEFINITION 4

copies of chromosomes made of the same information

TERM 5

Recombinant

DEFINITION 5

new chromosome combination that is different from what

was in the parent chromosomes

In what phase do the homologous

chromosomes pair up and crossing over

occurs?

Prophase I

TERM 7

When does independent assortment of

homologous occur?

DEFINITION 7

Metaphase I

TERM 8

When do the homologues separate and move

toward opposite poles?

DEFINITION 8

Anaphase I

TERM 9

Are the resulting nuclei diploid or haploid at

the end of Meiosis 1?

DEFINITION 9

Haploid

TERM 10

Are they replicated or unreplicated?

DEFINITION 10

Replicated

What lab was used for

Meiosis?

Sardoria fimicola

TERM 17

What event and which phase of Meiosis I

would cause the reversal of colors about 50%

of the time?

DEFINITION 17

Independent Assortment in Metaphase I

TERM 18

How do you find the "% Recombination"?

DEFINITION 18

[# of recombinants/(# of recombinants + # of

nonrecombinants)] x 100 / 2

TERM 19

How do you find the "# of recombinants"?

DEFINITION 19

# of (2:4:2) + # of (2:2:2:2)

TERM 20

How do you find the "# of nonrecombinants"?

DEFINITION 20

# of (4:4)

(4:4) - 195, (2:4:2) - 146, (2:2:2:2) - 139, Total

Asci - 480... How did you get %

recombinants?

Add 2:4:2 and 2:2:2:2. (146+139 = 285) Add 4:4 to the total.

( 285+195 = 480) Divide 285 by 480. (0.593) Multiply 0.

by 100. (59.3) Divide 59.3 by 2. (29.65) % Recombinants =

TERM 22

What are two ways genetic variability is

introduced during Meiosis?

DEFINITION 22

Crossing over and random alignment in Prophase I

TERM 23

In Sardoria, what were the haploid daughter

cells at the end of Meiosis/Mitosis called?

DEFINITION 23

Ascospores

TERM 24

What is the sac that hold them

called?

DEFINITION 24

Asci

TERM 25

Why are there 8 of them?

DEFINITION 25

Mitosis produces a copy of each cell after Meiosis makes 4

cells