1 Cornell Notes Topic/Objective: Name: Meiosis 11.4 Class/Period: Date: 02-09-15 Essential Question: How does the reduction division that occurs in Meiosis (including independent assortment and crossing over) form haploid gametes? Questions: Notes: Mitosis or Meiosis? MITOSIS – for use in asexual reproduction (cloning) of non-reproductive cells MEIOSIS – for use in sexual reproduction (formation of new organisms) of gametes. How many sets of genes 2 – one set from “mom” and the other set from “dad” Are found in most adult These cells are called DIPLOID – means “2 sets” Organisms? Homologous chromosomes – each chromosome from “mom” has a matching Chromosome from “dad”. Diploid cells have 2 sets of inherited chromosomes and 2 complete sets of genes Represented as 2N, where N represents the single set found in gametes Example: Humans are 2N = 46, N = 23 or the number of chromosomes found in our sperm or our eggs (depending on if you are male or female….) Importance – Mitosis makes diploid cells (2N) BUT Meiosis makes HAPLOID cells (1N) What are haploid cells? HAPOLOID cells have a single set of chromosomes, which equals a single set of genes In humans, our gametes or haploid cells have 23 chromosomes or N=23. Importance: a normal human cell has only 46 chromosomes. 23 from dad, 23 from mom Summary: 2 **MEIOSIS PROCESS ON PAGE 3** Questions: Notes: How do mitosis and Replication and Separation of Genetic Material Meiosis compare? Changes in Chromosome Number Number of Cell Divisions How can two alleles from Gene Linkage - Different genes be Inherited together? What two conclusions did Thomas Morgan reach? What is gene mapping? Summary: **MEIOSIS PROCESS ON PAGE 3** 3 Mitosis Pic Mitosis Phase Mitosis Phase Description Meiosis Pic Meiosis Phase INTERPHASE INTERPHASE PROPHASE PROPHASE 1 METAPHASE METAPHASE 1 ANAPHASE ANAPHASE 1 TELEPHASE TELEPHASE 1 CYTOKINESIS CYTOKINESIS RESULTING CELLS RESULTING CELLS Interphase for two daughter cells & mitosis will begin again PROPHASE 2 NO Interphase before this round of division METAPHASE 2 ANALPHASE 2 TELEPHASE 2 CYTOKINESIS RESULTING CELLS *DO NOT enter interphase again. Meiosis Phase Description 2N daughter cells with different sets of chromosomes and alleles.