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Title: Tuesday Dec' 5th


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Tuesday Dec. 5th
  • Test tomorrow! Review session tomorrow morning
  • Packet is due tomorrow. Every problem must be
    completed and packets will be graded for
    correctness
  • Any for GIVE A THON?

2
Agenda
  • Karyotypes
  • Errors in Meiosis
  • Im my own grandpa
  • Work on packet
  • Homework due Wednesday
  • Packet page 26-27 34-37
  • packet page 28-29 38-42
  • Read text pages 122-123 (including box) - ON TEST

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Karyotype
  • Diagram showing images of a complete set of
    chromosomes from an individual
  • Each chromosome has an homologous (identical)
    chromosome
  • One chromosome of the homologous pair comes from
    the fathers sperm and one chromosome of the
    homologous pair comes from the mothers egg
  • Allows us to look for several thousand possible
    genetic diseases in humans

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How do scientists make karyotype?
  • Before a cell begins to divide, its chromosomes
    are a tangled mass in the nucleus
  • When cell division begins, the chromosomes become
    more tightly packed and can be seen easily with a
    microscope
  • Scientists use a chemical to stop cell division
  • Scientists add another chemical that causes
    nucleus of each cell to swell and burst.
  • The cells are put on a slide and stained. Each
    pair of chromosomes will have a different banding
    pattern
  • Scientists take picture of stained chromosomes.

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What are the two types of chromosomes?(2)
Based on the karyotype, how can you tell if it is
a boy or girl?(3) In human karyotype how
many chromosomes should you see? How many
homologous pairs of chromosomes?
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Males are XY, females are XX. It is possible
for individuals to be XXX, XXXY, XXY, X, XYY
  • During which type of cell division do you think
    the error occurred?

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Non-Disjunction
  • When chromosomes dont separate equally to create
    haploid cells
  • Can occur with any chromosome and results in an
    unusual chromosome called polyploidy
  • Monoploidy- only 1 chromosome of homologous pair
    in zygote
  • Triploidy- 3 copies of homologes in zygote

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Normal Meiosis (spermatogenesis or oogenesis)
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Error in meiosis Non-disjunction in first
division
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Error in meiosis Non-disjunction during second
division
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Watch trisomy animation
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People with extra sex chromosomes are sterile
  • Non-disjunction of sex chromosomes, can cause
    syndromes such as..
  • XXY- Kleinfelter syndrome
  • X - Turner syndrome
  • XYY - super man
  • XXX- super woman

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Kleinfelter Syndrome
  • Occurs in 1 in 500 to 1 in 1000 births
  • Develop as males but are tall and do not develop
    secondary sex characteristics such as facial and
    underarm hair

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Turner Syndrome
  • Occurs 1 in 2000 to 1 in 2500 briths
  • Short stature, lack of ovarian development
  • Webbed neck and arms that turn slightly at the
    elbow

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Which syndrome does this karyotype show?
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Which syndrome does this karyotype show?
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When chromosomes dont separate equally in the
other chromosomes, the autosomes
  • If there are 3 copies of chromosome 21, then
    individual will develop DOWN SYNDROME

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Karyotype of Down Syndrome
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