Title: Tuesday Dec' 5th
1Tuesday 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?
2Agenda
- 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
3Karyotype
- 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
4How 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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6What 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?
7Males 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?
8Non-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
9Normal Meiosis (spermatogenesis or oogenesis)
10Error in meiosis Non-disjunction in first
division
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12Error in meiosis Non-disjunction during second
division
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14Watch trisomy animation
15People 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
16Kleinfelter 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
17Turner 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
18Which syndrome does this karyotype show?
19Which syndrome does this karyotype show?
20When chromosomes dont separate equally in the
other chromosomes, the autosomes
- If there are 3 copies of chromosome 21, then
individual will develop DOWN SYNDROME
21Karyotype of Down Syndrome