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Lab Report 10 - Meiosis
Course: BIOL 1408, Fall 2010School: Dallas Colleges
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MeiosisReportTemplate 1 INETLabReport10 Student: Email: Date: I. HomologousChromosomes II. MeiosisinEukaryotes EXERCISE10.1Constructionofhomologouschromosomes 4. WhatdothelettersFandfrepresentinFigure10.2? Torepresentshortandlong HowareFandBdifferentfromoneanother? TheFisonthetopbeads,antheBisforthebottombeads. EXERCISE10.2Modelingthestagesofmeiosiswithpopbeads 9. F...
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INETLabReport10 Student: Email: Date: I. HomologousChromosomes
II. MeiosisinEukaryotes EXERCISE10.1Constructionofhomologouschromosomes 4.
WhatdothelettersFandfrepresentinFigure10.2?
Torepresentshortandlong HowareFandBdifferentfromoneanother?
TheFisonthetopbeads,antheBisforthebottombeads. EXERCISE10.2Modelingthestagesofmeiosiswithpopbeads 9.
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Listthegenecombinationsoftheoriginalcellinthisexercise. FF Listthegenecombinationofeachcellproducedinthisexercise.
Howmanyduplicatedchromosomeswereintheoriginalcellinthisexercise? 0 Howmanysinglechromosomesareineachofthecellsattheendofthisexercise?
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Werethechromosomesduplicatedbetweenthetwodivisionsofmeiosis?
no
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2 Inwhichstageofmeiosisisthechromosomenumberhalved? Anapase1
EXERCISE10.3Modelingthestagesofmeiosiswithcrossingover 6. Listthegenecombinationsrepresentedbyeachnewlyformednucleusattheendofmeiosis. fb,fB,Fb,FB Whichprocessresultedinthisnewcombinationofgeneticmaterial? Cytokinesis Duringwhichstageofmeiosisdidthisprocessoccur? TelophaseII Whatisthediploid(2n)chromosomenumberofthestarting(parental)nucleus? 2 HowmanyreplicatedchromosomesdoeseachdaughtercellhaveaftermeiosisI? 1 Howdoescrossingoveraffectgeneticrecombination? Itexchangesgenesegmentsbetweennonsisterchromatidsofhomologouschromosonesets
III. IV. V.
OogenesisandSpermatogenesis SummaryofMitosisandMeiosis MeiosisandInheritance
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SummaryQuestions
1. Ifagorillacellhad48chromosomesbeforemeiosis,howmanychromosomeswouldexistineachnucleusafter
meiosisI?AftermeiosisII?.
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2. Describethesimilaritiesanddifferencesbetweenmitosisandmeiosis.Addrowsasnecessary.
Mitosis 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Fullsetofchromosomes 1divisionasopposedto Doesnotcrossover Nopairedhomologues 2daughtercells Meiosis 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Fullsetofchromosomes 2divisions Crossesover 4daughtercells Pairedhomologues
3. ComparemeiosisIandmeiosisII.Howaretheydifferent?Whichoneismostlikemitosis?
MeiosisIIismostlikemitosis.IntheendofmeiosisIthedaughtercellsarehaploid,whereasinmeiosisIIresultsin4 daughtercells.
4. Whatisthegeneticsignificanceoffertilization?
Fertilizationmakesitpossibletosharegeneticsfrom2parentscreatinganewproductdifferentthantheoriginal2 parents.
5. Wheredoesmeiosisoccurinanimals?
Ittakesplaceinthereproductiveorgans/cells.
6. WhatimportanteventoccursduringprophaseI?Whyisthiseventsignificant?
Thenuclearenvelopedisintegratesandthereplicatedchromosomesbecomecondensed. 7. Howdoesaduplicatedchromosomedifferfromachromatid?Howaretheyalike? Theyarealikebecauseachromosomeiscomposedoftwochromatidsthatareidentical. 8. Comparegametogenesisinthemaleandthefemale. Infemalesitresultsinonefunctionalegg,andthreefunctionalcellscalledpolarbodies.Inmales,itresultsinfour functionalspermfromonediploidcell. 9. Whatarealternateformsofgenescalled?Wherearethesealternativeformsofgeneslocated? Alleles.Theyareonthechromosomes. 10. IfonesisterchromatidofaduplicatedchromosomehasthealleleF,whatallelewilltheothersisterchromatidhave? F
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11. Ifbothalleles,Aanda,arepresentintheparentalnucleus,whichalleleswouldbepresentinthenucleiproduced bymeiosis?Drawadiagramtorepresentyouranswer.
A
aAAaa
12. TwoallelesonhomologouschromosomeareCandcandanothergenepositionontheallelesareDandd.
Labelthediagramrepresentingthechromosomesintheparentalcell.
Labelthediagramrepresentingthegametesproducedwithoutcrossingover.
CCccDDdd
Labelthediagramofthedifferenttypesofgameteswhichwouldbeproducedifcrossingoveroccurs.
DCdcCDcd
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