Mitosis
Meiosis
Spermatogenesis
Oogenesis
Menstrual Cycle
100

List the stages of mitosis

PMAT

100

State the phase where random orientation occurs.

metaphase I and II

100

State the part of the sperm responsible for digesting the zona pellucida

acrosome

100

State the location of oogenesis

ovary

100

State the hormone that triggers ovulation

LH

100

Distinguish between the number of daughter cells produced at the end of mitosis and meiosis respectively. 

2 vs 4

100

State the cell types that undergo meiosis. 

gametes, germ cells

100

List the phases of spermatogenesis

1-multiplication phase, 2-growth phase, 3-maturation phase

100

State the onset of meiosis I in females

after puberty, once a month

100

State the organ that secretes FSH. 

pituitary

200

Distinguish between cyclin D and E

Cyclin D triggers cell to move from G0--> G1 and G1--> S, Cyclin E prepares cell for DNA replication 

200

which phase is responsible for crossing over of non-homologous sister chromatids

prophase 1

200

Outline how spermatids become spermatozoa

nourishment by sertolli cells

200

A female animal is born with all of the female gametes it will ever have – some 2 million ova.  This large number of ova in the ovary is due to which process

Mitosis

200

Identify the cause of estrogen rise during the luteal phase. 

follicle developing, FSH stimulates follicle development

200

Which phase and which cell type involves the cell plate forming between two genetically identical cells. 

Telophase; plant cell

200

Distinguish between meiosis I and Meiosis II

crossing over in prophase I and not in II, homologous chromosomes separate in anaphase I vs sister chromatids in anaphase II

200

State the number of haploid cells produced in spermatogenesis. 

4

200

In most female animals, including the human, developing ova are arrested in this phase of cell division until puberty.  Then under the influence of this hormone, a small number complete the cell division and then develop into mature ova ready for ovulation.

Prophase I, FSH

200

Compare spermatogenesis and oogenesis

both lead to production of gametes from germ cells

300

Outline the reason for mitosis

tissue repair, cell/ organ growth, asexual reproduction

300

During which phase does the cell move from 2n to n

anaphase 1

300

Determine the first cell type of spermatogenesis to become haploid. 

secondary spermatocyte

300

In most species fertilization occurs prior to the completion of:

Meiosis II of the egg cell

300

This hormone is released by the pituitary gland and stimulates the development of the follicles. 

FSH

300

If a sexually reproducing organism has a diploid number of 12, how many individual chromosomes would any of its gametes have?

6

300

List the hormones that trigger Meiosis I and Meiosis II in spermatogenesis respectively

FSH and LH

300

Suggest the implications of a corpus luteum not forming.

no progesterone released, uterine lining no stimulated, low estrogen, no negative feedback to hypothalamus (on FSH and LH)

400

Discuss the difference in mitosis between animal and plant cells. 

cleavage furrow vs cell plate

400

Suggest the impact of testosterone doping on spermatogenesis. (include hormones and endocrine gland)

reduced sperm count due to negative feedback on GnRH at the hypothalamus causing a cascade on FSH and LH

400

Suggest the hormone injection required in order to induce ovulation a few days prior to the onset of ovulation. 

estrogen. 

400

Deduce the affect of non-disjunction in Meiosis I. 

All gametes are affect (2 with n+1, 2 with n-1)

400

Suggest implications of low FSH in females and its effect on oogenesis (3)

causes arrested follicular development, low estrogen, low level signaling from pituitary or hypothalamus, ovulation failure, infertility

400
Deduce the impact of a sharp and/ or premature drop in progesterone on the uterine lining and potential for pregnancy.

early menstrual cycle, minimal menstrual cycle or non at all, failure for ovum implantation-no pregnancy

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