The Big Picture
I like those genes!
Mixing it up
I was born for the stage!
Encore!
100

2N represents this kind of cell

What is diploid?

100

Chromosomes that contain the same genes are called this.

What is homologous?

100

The first stage of Meiosis.

What is Prophase I?

100

Chromosomes line up in 4s (sisters of homologous) down the center of the cell in this phase of Meiosis.

What is Metaphase I?

100

Alleles of different genes tend to be inherited together when those genes are located on the same chromosome.

What is gene linkage?

200

There are this many stages in Meiosis.

What is 8?

200

When a chromosome is attached to its replicated chromosome by a centromere, we call them this.

What are sister chromatids?

200

The process by which different alleles for genes are traded between homologous chromosomes.

What is crossing over?

200

In anaphase I these are pulled away from each other.

What are pairs of sister chromatids? (one pair to each side)

200

In the picture, the gene that is locate at 104.5.


What is Brown Eye?

300

Division by Meiosis is used for this purpose.

What is reproduction?

300

1N is used to represent this type of cell.

What is Haploid?

300

When all 4 homologous chromosomes pair up.

What is a Tetrad?

300

The end result of Telophase I and Cytokinesis.

What are two diploid cells? (that have 4 more steps to go!!!!)

300

The reason that nuclear envelopes form and the spindle fibers retract in Telophase I and Cytokinesis.

What is to protect the DNA and spindle fibers when the cell divides?

400

What PMAT stand for in both Mitosis and Meiosis.

What is Prophase, Metaphase, Anaphase and Telophase?

400

When a cell divides into 4 daughter cells, this is the process used.

What is Meiosis?

400

This process is why you do not look identical to your mother, father, brother, or sister (unless you are an identical twin).

What is crossing over?

400

What is Anaphase II

400

The type of division for growth and Repair

What is Mitosis?

500

When a cell contains both sets of a homologous chromosomes.

What is diploid?

500

The only cells that are haploid in a human body.

What are gametes?

500

The end result of Meiosis.

What is 4 Haploid daughter cells?

500

The stage(s) that result in 4 cells that have a single set of chromosomes (1N).

What is Telophase II and cytokinesis?

500


What is Anaphase I?

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