Haploid and Diploid Cells (Leaving Cert Biology): Flashcards
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What are chromatids?
What are chromatids?
Identical DNA copies formed when DNA replicates
Centromere
Centromere
Region where chromatids join
Haploid cells - chromosome sets
Haploid cells - chromosome sets
Single set (one of each chromosome)
Haploid symbol
Haploid symbol
Haploid cells in humans - examples
Haploid cells in humans - examples
Gametes (eggs and sperm)
Human haploid number
Human haploid number
Diploid cells - chromosome sets
Diploid cells - chromosome sets
Two complete sets
Diploid symbol
Diploid symbol
Diploid cells in humans - examples
Diploid cells in humans - examples
Somatic cells (muscle, nerve, skin)
Human diploid number
Human diploid number
Homologous pairs
Homologous pairs
Paired similar chromosomes: one maternal, one paternal
Cell division maintaining chromosome number
Cell division maintaining chromosome number
Mitosis
Cell division reducing chromosome number by half
Cell division reducing chromosome number by half
Meiosis
Fusion of haploid gametes - effect
Fusion of haploid gametes - effect
Restores diploid number
