Biology 10 Notes on Genes, Chromosomes, Mendel's Laws, and Mitosis vs. Meiosis
Date Submitted: 06/21/2002 01:23:46
<Tab/>Gene: segment of DNA that controls design or structure of a trait/characteristic of the cell or organism. In the most multicellular organisms 2 copies of the segment of DNA, termed Alleles, interact to give the particular form of the trait as seen.
<Tab/>Autosomal Gene: Gene located on an autosomal chromosome which is any of the 22 human chromosomes (or 3 Drosophila chromosomes) other than the
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Diploid cells; Meiosis gives 4x number of Monoploid or Haploid cells
<Tab/>Mitosis has 1 cell division; Meiosis has 2
<Tab/>Anaphase of Mitosis has centromeres split (homologous chromosomes separate & chromosomes separate); Anaphase 1 of Meiosis has segregation of whole homologous chromosomes, Anaphase 2 has separation
<Tab/>Both have DNA synthesis in Interphase, but meiosis doesn't have DNA synthesis btwn its 2 divisions
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