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Title: Homologous Pairs


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Homologous Pairs
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Meiosis I
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Meiosis II
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Gametogenesis
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Miscellaneous
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Homologous Pairs
Meiosis I
Meiosis II
Gametogenesis
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  • How many pairs are in a human body cell?

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  • The carry genes for the same traits

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  • Why are the pairs called homologous?

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  • X and Y

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  • What are the sex chromosomes?

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  • A picture of the chromosomes

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  • What is a karyotype?

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CATEGORY 1 - 500
  • In pairs and by size

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  • How are chromosomes sorted for a karyotype?

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  • Prophase I

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  • When do chromosome pairs come together?

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  • Metaphase I

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  • When do homologous pairs line up on the equator?

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  • Homologous pairs separate

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  • What happens in anaphase I?

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  • Homologous pairs exchange pieces of chromosome

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  • What is crossing-over?

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  • Telophase I

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  • When do cells first become haploid?

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  • Chromosomes are not paired

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  • Are chromosomes paired or single when meiosis II
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  • Double-stranded

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  • Are chromosomes double- or single-stranded?

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  • Single chromosomes

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  • What lines up on the equator in metaphase II?

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  • Sister chromatids separate

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  • What happens in anaphase II?

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  • Four haploid cells

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  • How many and what kind of cells form at the end?

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  • Testes and ovaries

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  • What are the male and female sex organs?

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  • fertilization

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  • What is the joining of sperm and egg called?

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  • Mitochondria

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  • What is in the middle piece on a sperm?

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  • One mature ovum

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  • How many ova form from each cell?

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  • Before birth

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  • When are human egg cells started?

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  • It condenses into chromosomes

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  • What happens to chromatin during early meiosis?

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  • Four chromatids stuck together

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  • What is a tetrad?

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  • Homologous pairs come together

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  • What is synapsis?

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  • When pairs or chromatids do not separate in
    anaphase

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  • What is nondisjunction

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  • DNA and histone proteins

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  • What is chromatin made of?

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Final Category Meiosis
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FINAL CATEGORY
To make gametes
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What is the purpose of meiosis?
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