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Biology Paper 2
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Meiosis and fertilisation
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What do you learn about chromosomes and gametes by the end of the video?
Meiosis
halves chromosomes, gametes are produced
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How many pairs of chromosomes are in a normal human cell?
23
pairs
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What type of chromosomes do gametes contain?
Single
chromosomes
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How many single chromosomes does a human gamete contain?
23 single chromosomes
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Where does meiosis take place in humans?
In
reproductive organs
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What are the male and female reproductive organs called?
Testes
and
ovaries
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What happens to chromosomes in the first stage of meiosis?
All
chromosomes
are
copied
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How many gametes are produced from one original cell in meiosis?
Four
gametes
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How are the gametes produced by meiosis described?
Genetically
different from each other
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What is the term for the joining of male and female gametes?
Fertilization
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What happens to the number of chromosomes after fertilization?
It is restored to
normal
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How many chromosome pairs does a fertilized egg contain?
23
chromosome pairs
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What process occurs after fertilization?
Mitosis
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What is formed as a result of mitosis after fertilization?
An
embryo
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What happens to cells as the embryo develops?
They
differentiate
into different cell types
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What types of cells are mentioned that differentiate in animals?
Nerve cells
and
muscle cells
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Where can you find questions on meiosis and fertilization?
In the
revision workbook
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