Meiosis Some Mitosis Review What do we know

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Meiosis & Some Mitosis

Meiosis & Some Mitosis

Review: What do we know about Mitosis?

Review: What do we know about Mitosis?

Mitosis: 1. 2. Makes more cells! Begin with one cell, end with two!

Mitosis: 1. 2. Makes more cells! Begin with one cell, end with two!

Mitosis: p Essential for growth and repair of plant, animal and human tissue. Mitosis

Mitosis: p Essential for growth and repair of plant, animal and human tissue. Mitosis will help me grow!

Mitosis will heal my wounds. The sooner mitosis happens… the sooner I can get

Mitosis will heal my wounds. The sooner mitosis happens… the sooner I can get this thing off my head.

1. Interphase 1. Mitosis 2. Prophase 2. 3. Metaphase 3. 4. Anaphase 4. 5.

1. Interphase 1. Mitosis 2. Prophase 2. 3. Metaphase 3. 4. Anaphase 4. 5. Telophase 5. 6. Cytokinesis 6.

Enough about mitosis… what’s meiosis?

Enough about mitosis… what’s meiosis?

What is Meiosis? p Makes more sex (reproductive) cells n n Sperm (in men)

What is Meiosis? p Makes more sex (reproductive) cells n n Sperm (in men) Eggs (in women)

Who cares? No meiosis, no fertilization. p No fertilization, no offspring. p No offspring,

Who cares? No meiosis, no fertilization. p No fertilization, no offspring. p No offspring, no future. p

Meiosis in males: Produces sperm cells in the testes p This process is called

Meiosis in males: Produces sperm cells in the testes p This process is called spermatogenesis p • Sperm cells carry genes that code for the father’s traits.

Meiosis in females: Produces egg cells in the ovaries p This is called oogenesis

Meiosis in females: Produces egg cells in the ovaries p This is called oogenesis p • Egg cells carry genes that code for the mother’s traits.

Sperm and egg cells are: Haploid (1 n) p Reproductive Cells (x y) p

Sperm and egg cells are: Haploid (1 n) p Reproductive Cells (x y) p Also called Gametes p

Gametes? p Human Gametes are sperm and egg cells.

Gametes? p Human Gametes are sperm and egg cells.

Refresher: What does haploid mean? p Daughter Cells have half the number of chromosomes

Refresher: What does haploid mean? p Daughter Cells have half the number of chromosomes than the parents (1 n)

Result of Meiosis: 4 Haploid Daughter Cells! 1 2 3 4

Result of Meiosis: 4 Haploid Daughter Cells! 1 2 3 4

What’s a zygote? = + Sperm Cell Egg Cell Zygote

What’s a zygote? = + Sperm Cell Egg Cell Zygote

Fertilization: Gametes combine to form a zygote. p We were all once a zygote!

Fertilization: Gametes combine to form a zygote. p We were all once a zygote! p The zygote will then divide through mitosis and grow into a living being. p

Fertilization: Human = + 23 chromosomes 46 chromosomes (1 n) (2 n)

Fertilization: Human = + 23 chromosomes 46 chromosomes (1 n) (2 n)

Other examples: = + 28 chromosomes (1 n) 54 chromosomes (2 n)

Other examples: = + 28 chromosomes (1 n) 54 chromosomes (2 n)

Other examples: = + 30 chromosomes (1 n) 60 chromosomes (2 n)

Other examples: = + 30 chromosomes (1 n) 60 chromosomes (2 n)

Other examples: = + 52 chromosomes (1 n) 104 chromosomes (2 n)

Other examples: = + 52 chromosomes (1 n) 104 chromosomes (2 n)

Recap: How is Meiosis different than Mitosis?

Recap: How is Meiosis different than Mitosis?

Meiosis Mitosis p Makes more cells. p Divide Once = n 2 Diploid Cells

Meiosis Mitosis p Makes more cells. p Divide Once = n 2 Diploid Cells (2 n) p Makes more sex cells. (Sperm & Egg) p Divide Twice= n p Four Phases: n n Prophase Metaphase Anaphase Telophase p 4 Haploid Cells (1 n) Two Major Phases: n n Meiosis II

Critical Thinking: Please answer in complete sentences on a blank piece of paper.

Critical Thinking: Please answer in complete sentences on a blank piece of paper.

Answer the following questions: 1. Explain a time when you have never felt so

Answer the following questions: 1. Explain a time when you have never felt so much pain. How did mitosis help you get through it? 2. Why do you think meiosis is important to production agriculture & animal science?