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Period 6 only:. * Bats have 72 chromosomes in all of their body cells. * The first cell of the organism is made by joining egg and sperm. How many chromosomes in a bat egg or a sperm cell? Explain. Can cell division by mitosis (duplication of cells) produce egg or sperm? Explain. ?. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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* Bats have 72 chromosomes in all of their body cells.

* The first cell of the organism is made by joining egg and sperm.

1) How many chromosomes in a bat egg or a sperm cell? Explain.

2) Can cell division by mitosis (duplication of cells) produce egg or sperm? Explain.

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46Zygote

Gametes

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HUMANS!

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46Zygote

Gametes

2323

HUMANS!

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72Zygote

Gametes

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BATS!

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72Zygote

Gametes

3636

BATS!

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2N

Mitosis: 1 Diploid to 2 Diploids:

2N

2NTetraploid

4N

Meiosis: 1 Diploid to 4 Haploids:

2N 4N 1N 1N1N 1N

DNA replication

DNA replication

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Draw the following cell:

1) How many chromosomes? 2) How many types of chromosomes (N=?)?3) Is this a diploid or a haploid cell? Explain.

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Period 1,2: Drawing – continuedPeriods 4, 5, 6: Drawing - mitosis, meiosis(period 6 – skip the yarn?)

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Yarn Kit: Meiosis (finally..)Using the four colors Show the split-split process.What do you get?

Drawing of mitosis and meiosis

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Comparing Mitosis and Meiosis

Fill in the handout, comparing mitosis and meiosis + pictures at the bottom.

JOURNAL

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A group-class observation1. Make 4 egg/sperm cells from the yarn pieces (Use your drawing for reminder), N=2.2. Draw each ‘egg’ on one quarter of a page, colored. Add to poster.

GENERATING VARIATION

3. Eliminate repeats. How many combinations are possible?4. Repeat procedure with N=3

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GENERATING VARIATION:Counting combinations of chromosomes in gametes:2N=4

When N=2 There are 4 possible combinations of gametes

2N=6

When N=3 There are 8 possible combinations of gametes

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Calculate number of possible combinations in gametes:Haploid no., N = ?

Calculation No. of com-binations

N=2N=3N=4N=23 (human!)

4816?

2x2= 2x2x2= 2x2x2x2=

22=23=24=

2x2….x2= 223=

? (use calculator)

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…. 2x2x2x2x….2=223=________In humans, one male can make:

types of sperm.

In conclusion: Variation amongst eggs/sperm of the same individual is generated by the random segregation of homologous chromosomes in meiosis.

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Many flowers can self-pollinate, meaning that both parents are identical.

1. Will their seeds grow into identical plants? Explain.

2. Why are we different from our siblings?

3.What % of our genes did we inherit from each grandparent? Explain.

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And this is not the end of it!CROSSING OVER…

The exchange of segments between homologous chromosomes in the beginning of meiosis1.

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Sources for genetic variation– a summary:

A. Random segregation during meiosis.

B. Crossing overvariation within each parent.random selection of eggs of

sperm during fertilization.C. Different parents.

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The Sexual Reproductive Cycle:

When is genetic variation generated?

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2N

2N2N

2N1N

1NZygote

GametesOvaries

Testes

Meiosis

Mitosis

Fertilization

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2N

2N2N

2N1N

1NM

eiosisMitosis

Fertilization

When is variation produced?

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Men have XY, Women have XX.Accordingly, which of the two parents determines the gender of the child? Explain.

46xx 46xy

22+x 22+x 22+y 22+x

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Normal Male: 46 XYNormal Female: 46 XXKleinfelter Male: 47 XXYTurner Female: 45 X 1. Accordingly, what determines

sex – number of X’s or presence of the Y? Explain.

2. What question(s) do you have in regards to human chromosomes? (no ‘none’)

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Quiz

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1)Draw the chromosomes in a diploid cell of an organism where N=3.

2) How many combinations of haploid (eggs or sperm) cells are possible if N=2, N=3? Draw the possible combinations.

If N=2:

2N: