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Genetics, Stages:, Interphase - Coggle Diagram

- - - - The gametes meet inside an organism
    - - Where the sperm and egg meet outside of an organism
  - - - Produce a unique offspring
      - Female parts of reproductive system
        
        uterus
        
        cervix
        
        egg leaves body through cervix and vagina
        
        fallopian tube
        
        The egg is released to the fallopian tube during ovulation
        
        vagina
        
        ovary
        
        Egg matures there
        
        3.fetus
        
        1.zygote ->
        
        embryo ->
        
        uterine lining
      - Male parts of reproductive system
        
        Testis
        
        Sperm is developed there.
        
        Vas deferens
        
        Vas deferens bring sperm up, in order to pass the seminal vesicle and prostate gland.
        
        prostate gland
        
        fluids are added here
        
        epididymis
        
        urethra
        
        penis
      - Diploid is a cell or organism that has paired chromosomes, one from each parent - 23 pairs, 46.
    - - A process that results in a clone/identical cell; Does not involve another organism to do
      - Haploid cells have 1 set of chromosomes. Organisms that reproduce asexually are haploid.
  - - - the process of ovum cells development
    - - the process of sperm cells development
- - - - Can differentiate based on the proteins it makes; cellular differentiation occurs
      - Gamete
        
        the product of meiosis; each is unique
        
        Ovum/egg
        
        has selectively permeable membrane, which makes it hard for the sperm to enter
        
        Sperm
        
        a sex cell able to move on its own
    - - asexual reproduction, mitosis
  - - - runner
        
        a runner is a slender creeping branch of a plant that roots at the end or at the joints to form new plants (strawberry plants)
- - - - Telophase