Biology 1002B Lecture Notes - Lecture 10: Sister Chromatids, Metaphase, Nondisjunction

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These spores divide by mitosis to form multicellular bodies that then make gametes by mitosis. The essence of mitosis is sameness, but meiosis changes both chromosome number and dna sequence. The essence of meiosis is difference: meiosis produces a halved chromosome number and recombined dna sequence. Each cell produced by meiosis therefore: when an egg and sperm cell join in fertilization, the diploid number is restored. Reason why meiosis i is reductional and meiosis ii is equational In meiosis ii, the number of chromosomes remains haploid, but the amount of dna is reduced to (c) Proteins involved in holding homologous chromosomes together. Synaptonemal complex holds the two homologues together during recombination. Sometimes chromosomes line up incorrectly and recombination (the products) are unequal. Each non- homologous chromosomes could go randomly to either cell. The space between the two genes can be narrow so the likelihood of them crossing over is rare.

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