Trisomy
...62;> Trisomy 21 (47,XX,+21) is caused by a
meiotic nondisjunction event. A normal egg has one copy of each chromosome (23 total). When it is combined with a sperm from the other parent during conception, the child has 46 chromosomes . Full article >>> Trisomy 18 is therefore...
Tetrad
...gi by analysing the four products from individual
meiotic division s. Tetrad The four products of a sing... the four haploid cell s produced by one complete
meiotic division . Full article >>> Bivalent s ( tetrad s) become aligned in the center of ...
Telophase
...ll article >>> Telophase The first
meiotic division effectively ends when the centromere s arrive at the poles. Each daughter cell now has half the number of chromosomes but each chromosome consists of a pair of chromatid s. Full article >>> Telophase The last stage...
Synapsis
...ologous chromosomes during prophase of the first
meiotic division , when crossing over occurs. Normally ...s chromosome pairs during prophase of the first
meiotic division , when crossing over occurs. T Taq polymerase . A heat-stable DNA polymerase isolated...
Substitution
...(homologous) or nearly so. Occurs naturally during
meiotic recombination ; also used in the laboratory for gene targeting to modify the sequence of a gene . See recombination . Full article >>> Substitution mutation s from one pyrimidine to another or one purine to another (horiz...
Spindle Fibers
...ich the spindle fibers attach during mitotic and
meiotic division . Chemotherapy. A treatment for cancer ...ich the spindle fibers attach during mitotic and
meiotic division . Chemotherapy. A treatment for cancer s that involves ad- ministering chemicals toxic to...
Spermatogonia
...ules that, by enlargement, differentiation , and
meiotic division , become sperm atocytes, then spermatids , ... Full article >>> Stem cell s (Type A spermatogonia ; singular = sperm atogonium) divide mitotically to replace themselves and to produce cells that begin differentiation ...
Spermatids
...tiation of the spermatogonia ; they give rise by
meiotic division to the spermatids . spermatogonia [G...s meiosis is a primary sperm atocyte. The first
meiotic division produces two secondary sperm atocytes and the second division produces spermatids , w...
Spermatid
...h of four haploid (n) cells resulting from the
meiotic division s of a sperm atocyte; each spermatid ...s meiosis is a primary sperm atocyte. The first
meiotic division produces two secondary sperm atocytes and the second division produces spermatid s ,...
Sister Chromatids
...omatids are separated from each other (the second
meiotic division ). Finally, the separated sets of chromosomes (a haploid set) are wrapped up in spore s. Full article >>>...
Sister chromatid
...matid s are separated from each other (the second
meiotic division ). Finally, the separated sets of chromosomes (a haploid set) are wrapped up in spore s. Full article >>>...
Segregation
...es of a gene , either in different individuals (
meiotic segregation ) or in different tissue s (mitotic segregation ). Full article >>> The segregation of differentiating trait s is Mendel 's First Law. The 3:1 ratio is consistent with each plant having two copies of the " gene " ...
Seed
... from a sperm atogonium and that will undergo two
meiotic division s to become four spermatids . Full article >>> In peas, the locus for seed texture (smooth or wrinkled) and seed color (yellow or green) are on two different chromosomes so they assort independently. Full article ...
Secondary oocyte
...y oocyte s are released at ovulation . The second
meiotic division resumes after penetration by sperm . I...Stage in formation of ovum , just preceding first
meiotic division ( primary oocyte ) or just following first
meiotic division ( secondary oocyte ). ooeci...
Prophase
...o opposite poles. prophase I: the first phase of
meiotic division , during which crossing over takes pla...s chromosome pairs during prophase of the first
meiotic division , when crossing over occurs. T Taq polymerase . A heat-stable DNA polymerase isolated...
Primary oocyte
...sis , the immature egg cell in which the first
meiotic division begins, leading to the production of th...Stage in formation of ovum , just preceding first
meiotic division ( primary oocyte ) or just following first
meiotic division ( secondary oocyte ). ooeci...
Polar body
...inute cell formed during the first and/or second
meiotic division s of oogenesis that contain a nucleus...inute, nonfunctioning cell produced during those
meiotic division s that lead to egg cells ; contains a nucleus but very little cytoplasm . polar cova...
Pachytene
...r homologous chromatid s in a bundle in the first
meiotic prophase and metaphase . The
meiotic configuration of four chromatid s first seen in pachytene . There is one tetrad per pair ( bival...
Ovulation
...y oocyte s are released at ovulation . The second
meiotic division resumes after penetration by sperm . Full article >>> ovulation The release of an egg from ovaries. In human s, an ovarian follicle releases an egg during each menstrual cycle. ovule ... Full article >>...
Ovary
...ivision s in human s is unequal. During the first
meiotic division , a large secondary oocyte and a small polar body are produced. The secondary oocyte will divide to produce an egg and a polar body . Full article >>> Plant whose seeds are enclosed within an ovary . Flower ing ...
Ootid
ootid Stage of formation of ovum after second
meiotic division following expulsion of second polar body . ootype Part of oviduct in flatworms that receives ducts from vitelline glands and Mehlis' gland. Full article >>> ootid ( ovum ) Produced when a haploid secondary ooctye unde...
Oogenesis
...ivision s in human s is unequal. During the first
meiotic division , a large secondary oocyte and a small polar body are produced. The secondary oocyte will divide to produce an egg and a polar body . Full article >>> oogenesis (oo-oh-jen-eh-sis) The process in the ovary that re...
Oocytes
...y oocyte s are released at ovulation . The second
meiotic division resumes after penetration by sperm . In human s, secondary oocyte s are fertilized. Eggs are produced only after fertilization of a secondary oocyte . Full article >>> stimulating monkey oocytes to begin dividing wit...
Nuclear membrane
...o opposite poles. prophase I: the first phase of
meiotic division , during which crossing over takes pla... of meiosis , leading to metaphase of the first
meiotic division . The chromosomes are at maximum condensation and the nuclear membrane breaks down. F...
Nondisjunction
...ogous chromosomes during anaphase of mitotic or
meiotic division s (see also nondisjunction ). Disposable soma theory ... Full article >>>...
Neurospora crassa
... mutation s would be immediately express ed. The
meiotic products could be easily inspected. Full article >>> Beadle and Tatum's key experiments involved exposing the bread mold Neurospora crassa to x-rays, causing mutation s. In a series of experiments, they showed that these mutation s...
Molecular biology
... serves as the attachment point for the mitotic or
meiotic spindle. Full article >>> Biochemistry vol 37: Regulation of Gene Expression Essays in Biochemistry vol 36: Molecular Trafficking Essays in Biochemistry vol 35: Molecular Motors Essays in Biochemistry vol 34: Metallo proteins...
Mitotic spindle
... mitosis and meiosis , often referred to as the
meiotic spindle during meiosis . Full article >>> Mitotic spindle The mitotic spindle is a structure of the eukaryotic cytoskeleton involved in mitosis and meiosis . Full article >>> mitotic spindle A network of mic...
Mitosis
...some at anaphase of mitosis and at the second
meiotic division . Chromatin ... Full article >>> See also micro species under apomixis , for species that reproduce without meiosis or mitosis so that each generation is genetically identical to the previous generation. Full artic...
Mispairing
...of chromosome 7q11/q22. From this, we infer that
meiotic mispairing ... Full article >>>...
Microspore
... microspore s Four haploid cell s produced by the
meiotic division in the pollen sacs of þowers or microsporangia of gymnosperms . Microspore s undergo mitotic division and become encased in a thick protective wall to form pollen grain s. Full article >>> microspore -- In plan...
Metaphase
... of meiosis , leading to metaphase of the first
meiotic division . The chromosomes are at maximum condensation and the nuclear membrane breaks down. Full article >>> metaphase cells ) and non-proliferating ( interphase nuclei ) cells and is useful in determining the percentage ...
Lampbrush
...#62;> Example: Lampbrush Chromosomes The
meiotic cells ( oocytes ) of some amphibians (frogs, toads, salamanders) have chromosomes that appear bristled. The bristles are loops of unwound DNA with many RNA polymerase and m RNA molecule s. Full article >>>...
Homologous recombination
...(homologous) or nearly so. Occurs naturally during
meiotic recombination ; also used in the laboratory for gene targeting to modify the sequence of a gene . Full article >>> Homologous recombination Swapping of DNA fragments between paired chromosomes . Homology Similarity in D...
Homologous chromosomes
...ely adjacent to each other formed during the first
meiotic division within a primary sperm atocyte or oocy...ogous chromosomes during anaphase of mitotic or
meiotic division s (see also nondisjunction ). Disposable soma theory ... Full article >>>...
Homologous chromosome
...ely adjacent to each other formed during the first
meiotic division within a primary sperm atocyte or oocy...gous chromosome s during anaphase of mitotic or
meiotic division s (see also nondisjunction ). Disposable soma theory ... Full article >>>...
Haplotype
...on of recombinant chromosomes and the study of
meiotic ... Full article >>>...
Genetics
...terms. Meiosis An introduction to the process of
meiotic cell division . Full article >>> Cyto genetics . Study that relates the appearance and behavior of chromosomes to genetic phenomenon. D Dalton . A unit of measurement equal to the mass of a hydrogen atom , 1.67 x 10E-24 gram/L (...
Egg
...cell ]. A female germ cell that must undergo two
meiotic division s to become a mature ovum . Full article >>> If a mother's egg splits before fertilization , and then both go on to be fertilized, it can result in semi-identical twins, who would be identical on their mother's side but f...
Division
... centromere s as the parental nucleus . The first
meiotic division reduces the number of chromosomes and...ich the spindle fibers attach during mitotic and
meiotic division . Chemotherapy. A treatment for cancer s that involves ad- ministering chemicals toxic to...
Disjunction
...ogous chromosomes during anaphase of mitotic or
meiotic division s (see also non disjunction ). Full article >>> Non disjunction Chromosome pairs do not disjoin (separate) during cell division so that both chromosomes go to one daughter cell and none to the other. Non disju...
Diakinesis
... of meiosis , leading to metaphase of the first
meiotic division . The chromosomes are at maximum condensation and the nuclear membrane breaks down. Full article >>> Diakinesis The term coined by Hcker (1897) for the stage of late prophase 1 of meiosis when the chromosomes are ...
Daughter Chromosome
...anaphase of mitosis or anaphase of the second
meiotic division . Full article >>> : One ...some at anaphase of mitosis and at the second
meiotic division . Chromatin ... Full article >>> The third stage of mitosis , beginning ...
Cross-pollination
...between homologous chromosomes , during the first
meiotic division , resulting in a new combination of genes. Full article >>> For example, in cross-pollination experiments between red and white snapdragon plant s the resulting offspring are pink. Full article >>> Cross-...
Crossing over
... during late prophase to anaphase of the first
meiotic division . The chiasma indicates where an exchange of homologous segment s has taken place between non sister chromatids by crossing over . Full article >>> This process is the molecular basis of crossing over during meiosis ...
Crossing
...>>> crossing -over During the first
meiotic prophase , the process in which part of a chroma...between homologous chromosomes , during the first
meiotic division , resulting in a new combination of genes. crown The topmost portion of a plant . Full a...
Complementation
...ogical mutation vibrator had been localize d by
meiotic mapping . Full article >>> One set of such mutation s falls into four complementation groups, uvrA through uvrD. Biochemical studies of the proteins encoded by the genes, coupled with genetic studies, revealed a role in DNA...
Chromosomes
...ely adjacent to each other formed during the first
meiotic division within a primary sperm atocyte or oocyte. Full article >>> Heterochromatin . Dark-stained regions of chromosomes thought to be for the most part genetically inactive. Heteroduplex . A double- strand ed DNA molecule ...
Chromosome
... serves as the attachment point for the mitotic or
meiotic spindle. cerebroside Sphingo lipid containing one...ely adjacent to each other formed during the first
meiotic division within a primary sperm atocyte or oocyte. Full article >>> In modern rese...
Chromatid
...some at anaphase of mitosis and at the second
meiotic division . Chromatin ... Full article >...anaphase of mitosis or anaphase of the second
meiotic division . Full article >>> A chromatid is a single DNA molecule . Double- stra...
Chiasma
... during late prophase to anaphase of the first
meiotic division . Full article >>> chiasma ta ): The points of physical overlap of nonsister chromatid s crossing -over in meiosis . Full article >>> Optic Chiasma the place where the optic nerve s cross to the other si...
Centromere
...some responsible for attachment to the mitotic or
meiotic spindle leading to controlled partitioning of chr...ich the spindle fibers attach during mitotic and
meiotic division . Chemotherapy. A treatment for cancer s that involves ad- ministering chemicals toxic to...
Centrioles
...o opposite poles. prophase I: the first phase of
meiotic division , during which crossing over takes place. Full article >>> centrosome Minute body in cytoplasm of many plant and animal cells that contains one or two centrioles and is the center of dynamic activity in mitosis...
Central dogma
... serves as the attachment point for the mitotic or
meiotic spindle. Full article >>> RNA CellCept Cell-mediated immunity Cells [ Animal cells ] [ Plant cells ] [ Cell Cycle ] [ Cell Junctions] [ Cell membrane s] [ Cell signaling] Cellular respiration [Discussion] [energy relationsh...
Cell division
...BIOLOGY Paper On? Full article >>>
meiotic Cell division that reduces the number of chromosomes from diploid to haploid . Meissner'scorpuscles Tactile sensory receptor s in the superficial dermis. melanin Black or dark-brown pigment found in plant or animal structures. Full a...
Breakpoint
...groups reported algorithms concerned with defining
meiotic breakpoint s in the CEPH families. Full article >>> the breakpoint may occur within a gene creating a hybrid gene . This may be trans cribed and trans lated into a protein with an N-terminal of one normal cell protein c...
Bivalent
...ely adjacent to each other formed during the first
meiotic division within a primary sperm atocyte or oocy...homologous chromosomes at synapsis in the first
meiotic division , a tetrad . bivalves The clams, mussels, and other molluscs that possess a two-valved s...
Biology
... serves as the attachment point for the mitotic or
meiotic spindle. Full article >>> Free Radicals: Enzymology, Signalling and Disease Biochemical Society Symposia vol 70: Proteases and the Regulation of Biological Processes Biochemical Society Symposia vol 69: Glycogen omics: The Impact ...
Antibodies
...erum . Full article >>> Staining of
meiotic maize nuclei with antibodies against RAD51, the eucaryotic homologue of recA revealed structures reminiscent of nodule s. Many of these structures, but not all, disappeared before pachytene . Full article >>> antibodies ). This s...
Anaphase
...ogous chromosomes during anaphase of mitotic or
meiotic division s (see also nondisjunction ). Disposable soma theory ... Full article >>> The cohesion must be destroyed at anaphase of mitosis and of meiosis II. Daughter DNA strand intertwining can be one explanation of si...