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MUTATIONS
CHROMOSOMES
POLYPLOIDY
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WHAT IS POLYPLOIDY?
changes in
whole
sets
of
chromosomes
WHEN DOES POLYPLOIDY OCCUR?
when
organisms
have
3+ chromosome sets
WHERE DOES POLYPLOIDY MAINLY OCCUR?
plants
EXAMPLE OF NON-DISJUNCTION (IN MEIOSIS I)?
Each
homologous pair
is
doubled
due to
DNA replication
in
interphase
Non-disjunction
in
meiosis I
All
chromosomes
fail to
separate equally
Normal division
in
meiosis II
Chromatids separate equally
Creating
two
diploid gametes
and
two
gametes
with
no chromosomes
EXAMPLE OF NON-DISJUNCTION (IN MEIOSIS II)?
Each
homologous pair doubled
due to
DNA replication
in
interphase
Normal division
in
meiosis I
Chromosomes separate equally
Normal meiosis II
in
one cell
Creating
two haploid gametes
Non-disjunction
in
meiosis II
in
other cell
All
chromatids
fail to
separate equally
Creating
one diploid gamete
and
one gamete
with
no chromosomes