Meisois and Fertilisation
Cards (29)
- How are chromosomes arranged in normal human cells?
- How many pairs of chromosomes are in a normal human cell?
- What type of cells contain single chromosomes?
- How many single chromosomes does a human gamete contain?
- What process produces gametes?
- Where does meiosis take place?
- Name the male reproductive organ where meiosis takes place
- Name the female reproductive organ where meiosis takes place
- What happens to the chromosomes during the first stage of meiosis?
- What happens to the cell after the chromosomes are copied in meiosis?
- What happens to the two cells formed in the first division of meiosis?
- What is the state of the chromosomes in the gametes produced by meiosis?
- How does meiosis affect the number of chromosomes?
- How many gametes does meiosis produce from one original cell?
- How are the gametes produced by meiosis related to each other genetically?
- What is the term for different versions of a gene?
- What happens to the number of chromosomes during meiosis?
- What is the state of the chromosomes in the gametes from a male and a female?
- What term do scientists use for the joining of gametes?
- What happens to the number of chromosomes after fertilization?
- What is the chromosome number in a fertilized human egg?
- What process does the new cell use to divide after fertilization?
- What is the name of the clump of identical cells produced by mitosis after fertilization?
- What happens to the cells as the embryo develops?
- What is meant by cell differentiation?
- Name two cell types in animals
- If a cell in a reproductive organ has 46 chromosomes, how many chromosomes will each gamete produced by meiosis have?
- How does fertilization contribute to genetic diversity?
- How do meiosis and mitosis differ in their effects on chromosome number?