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Transcript
Meiosis
The Production of Sex Cells
How many chromosomes does
a human body cell have?
46
How many chromosomes does
a human sex cell have?
23
each
The sex cell of females is
called?
• Egg
The sex cell of males is called?
• Sperm
• Cell size:
http://learn.genetics.utah.edu/content/begi
n/cells/scale
Why is it important that sex cells
have half the usual number of
chromosomes?
• So that the fertilized egg receives a normal
number of chromosomes
During what process are sex
cells made?
• Meiosis
– Produces sex cells with half the number of
chromosomes.
7)How
many
steps?
1
(Not counting
cytokinesis)
9
Prophase 2
8) How many chromosomes are
in a human cell at the start of
meiosis?
• 46
9) How many times
do the chromosomes
make copies of
themselves during
meiosis?
• once
1
Prophase 2
10) How many chromosomes
are in the human cell after
interphase?
• 92
1
11) How many divisions
does meiosis have?
2
Prophase 2
1
12) How many cells do
you start with in meiosis?
1
How many cells do you
end with?
4
Prophase 2
13) How many
chromosomes are
present in each
human cell at the
end of meiosis?
1
Prophase 2
23
14) Is each cell
produced at the end
of meiosis the
same?
Why?
1
Prophase 2
No
To allow for
genetic
variations
Steps of Meiosis
1. Interphase
- each chromosome
copies itself
Steps of Meiosis
2. Prophase I
- Homologous
chromosomes
(chromosomes that are the
same) line up together
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3. Metaphase I
- Homologous
chromosomes line
up in the middle
and the spindle
attaches to the
centromere
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4. Anaphase I
- The homologous
chromosomes move
to opposite ends of
the cell
- The centromere
does NOT split
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5. Telophase I
- Cytokinesis occurs
making 2 new cells
- Each cell now has a
copy of each homologous
chromosome
Steps of Meiosis
• Between Telophase 1 and Prophase 2:
The cell now rests, no duplication of
chromosomes occurs
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6. Prophase II
Steps of Meiosis
7) Metaphase II
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8. Anaphase II
The centromere splits and sister chromatids
separate
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9. Telophase II
Result
- 4 new daughter cells that are all genetically
different
- each new cell has half the number of
chromosomes as the original cell
Spermatogenesis
• Males produce 4 sperm each round of meiosis
Oogenesis
• Females produce 1 egg (ovum) and 3 polar
bodies each round of meiosis
Fertilization
• Fertilization will
restore the original
# of chromosomes
• 23 from egg
+ 23 from sperm
46 total
chromosomes to
make a human