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Chromosomes (MITOSIS (Prophase (C'somes condense into chromatin…
Chromosomes
MITOSIS
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Prophase
- C'somes condense into chromatin
- centrosomes move to opp poles
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Prometaphase
- sister chromatids attach to microtubules from opp centromeres
Metaphase
- C'somes align on metaphase plate, HOMOLOGS DON'T PAIR!
Anaphase
- Chromatids pulled apart to opp poles
Telophase
- spindle fibers disappears and chr. uncoil
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MUTATIONS
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TYPES
Substitution
Transitions
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more common, but ignored and maintained bc silent muts
Transversions
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selected against, so not maintained
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depurination- hydrolysis of A/G, creates AP site that doesn't match up
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Deamination- C --> U, removes amino group from nitrogenous base
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X-ray irradiation
Double stranded break
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microhomology-mediated end joining: cuts DNA to expose single stranded regions to help bring ends together
[!]: small deletions, LAST MINUTE
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MEIOSIS
Prophase 1
- Nuclear envelope/membrane breaks down, spindle fibers form
- Tetrads created, crossover pts @ chiasma (pts where nonsister chromatids cross
- homologs attach to synapsis, synaptonemal complex forms, crossing over occurs, complex dissolves
- centrosomes move to opp poles
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Metaphase 1
- Each c'some of homologs attach to fibers from opp poles
- Tetrads move to metaphase plate
Anaphase 1
- chiasma dissolves and homologs move to opp poles
- Centromere doesn't divide!
Telophase 1
[!]: haploids, still attached to sister chromatids
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Interkinesis
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Prophase 2
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- Centrioles move to opp poles
Metaphase 2
- 3 more items...
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