science f4 chapter 3 :3.1 cell body
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CHAPTER 3 : HEREDITIY
AND VARIATION
CELL DIVISIONCELL DIVISION
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CHROMOSOMES
Nucleus of a cell contains many smallthread-like structures called chromosomes.
Chromosomes are made up ofdeoxyrobonucleic acid (DNA) and protien. Chromosomes contain heredity material
called genes.
The nucleus of each organisms cellcontains chromosomes which always exist in
pairs.
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For examples,A human somatic cell contains 23 pairs of
chromosomes. In each pair of chromosomes is inheritedfrom the father and one from the mother.
All somatic cell of the same type oforganisms have the same number ofchromosomes.
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GENES
Genes are heredity material or heritablecharacteristics located on chromosomes.
A gene is a DNA unit which functions to code theheritable characteristics, (passes heridityinformation from one generation to another)
Genes are in pairs. One gene is inherited from thefather and one from the mother.
Genes determines the characteristics like bodyheight, hair colour, fingerprint and appearance.
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Relationship between gene,
chromosome and DNA
Built up
of
Containing of
Containing
Forming
Determining
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LOGOType of cell division
2 type of cell divisionMitosis
A cell division process which takes placeonly in somatic cells
Meiosis the process of cell division to produce
gametes with half of the number ofchromosomes of the parent cell.
Only occur in the reproductive organs.
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Mitosis
The chromosomes in the nucleus
shorten, fatten and become clearly
visible.
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Mitosis
Chromosome replication occurEach thread-like chromosome is called achromatid
Chromatid are joined at the centromereThe nuclear membrane dissappears..
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Mitosis
Spindle fibre form
Chromosome lined up along theequatorial plane
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Mitosis
Spindle fibre pull the chromatids
so that they separate and moveto opposite poles of the cell.
At the same time, cells begin to
divide.
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Mitosis
The new nuclear membrane are
formed.Two daugther cells areproduced.
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Meiosis
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Meiosis I
Chromosomes in nucleusshorten and fatten.
First division
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Meiosis I
Replication and crossing over inchromatids occur
First division
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Meiosis I
Chromosomes arranged in thecentre of the cell in an equatorial
plane.Nuclear membrane disappearsSpindle fibre formed
First division
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Meiosis I
Chromosome move to oppositepoles of the cell
Cell begins to split into two
First division
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Meiosis I
Two daugther cells are formedNuclear membrane is formedagain
First division
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Meiosis I
Chromosomes are arranged incentre of the cell
Nuclear membrane disappears
Seconddivision
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Meiosis I
Chromatids separateCell begins to split
Seconddivision
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Meiosis I
Nuclear membrane is formed again4 daughter cells are formedEach daughter cell contains half
the number of chromosomes of theparent cells
Each daughter cell shows variation
Seconddivision
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Importance of mitosis and meiosis
Importance of mitosis Mitosis forms a new cells for growth Mitosis forms new cells to replace cells or tissues which
are damaged or have died Mitosis enables hereditary material in parent cell to bepassed to daughter cells. This process is to ensures
that the number of chromosomes in a daughter cell is
identical to that of the parent cell.
Mitosis enables axesual reproduction in someorganisms, like the binary fission in amoeba and
vegatative reproduction in plants.
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Importance of meiosis
Meiosis ensures that the number of chromosomesis diploid (2n) in the zygote when the nucleus of a
sperm fuses with the nucleus of an ovum during
fertilisation.
Combination of different chromosomes andcrossing over which occur causing variation to take
place in the next generation.
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Comparison between meiosis and
mitosis
MEIOSIS MITOSIS
SIMILARITIES
Chromosome replication takes place
Cell division occurs
New cells are produced
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LOGOMeiosis DIFFERENCES Mitosis
During the
formation of
gametes
When this process
happen
During the
formation of
somatic cells
Testes and
ovaries
Where this process
happens in animals
Somatic cells
Anther andovary
Where this processhappens in plants
Tip of the rootand shoot
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Meiosis Differences mitosis
Twice Number of cells division once
Occurs
during firstcell division
only
Replication process Occurs
Four Nu. Of daughter cellsproduce two
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LOGOHalf Nu. Of chromosomes in
daughter cells compared
to those of parent cell
Same
Different Genetic make up in
daughter cells compared to
those of parent cell
Same
Happens Crossing over Does not
happen
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LOGODo it yourself!!!
Answer the following questions in your exercise book.
1. Why are the characteristics among brothers and sisters
born of the same parents different?Mengapakah terdapat perbezaan sifat antara adik-beradik
yang dilahirkan oleh ibubapa yang sama?
2. Name two variations which distinguish you from yourbrothers and sisters.
nyatakan dua variasi yang membezakan anda daripada
adik-beradik anda.
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LOGOFill in the blanks with suitable words
1. ___________ are thread-like structures found in the nucleiof animal and plant cell.
2. Chromosomes contain heredity material called ________.3. _________is a cell division process to form new cells in
the body.4. __________ is a cell division process to form gametes.5. In human being, mitosis occurs in _____, while meiosis
occurs in reproductive organs like ______and ______.
6. Mitosis produces ________ daugther cells, while meiosisproduces _________daugther cells.7. __________which occurs during meiosis causes variation
among the same species.
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LOGOEnhancement Exercise
Diagram 1 shows a type of cell division which occurs in thehuman body.
Diagram 1 a) state the type of cell division shown in diagram 1. b) state any two of the importance of this cell division.
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c) name the organ in a female body wherethe above process occurs.
d) how many daughter nuclei are producedat the end of this process?
e) How many chromosomes are there inthe daughter cells?