Cell division – meiosis (reduction division)

Subject: Biology

Grade: Upper Secondary

Publisher: YDP

Resource types: Whiteboard presentation

Resource ID: b1089
Description:

At the end of this activity, students should be able to:
– describe the process of meiosis
– describe changes in chromosome structure during the cell cycle and meiosis
– explain the importance of meiosis
– explain the differences between mitosis and meiosis.

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Discovering meiosis Slideshow The concept of meiosis Whiteboard exercise The importance of m... Slideshow Meiosis Slideshow Stages of prophase I Illustration Phases of the first... Illustration Phases of the secon... Illustration The process of meiosis Whiteboard exercise Crossing-over in pr... Illustration The main features o... Animation Equal and unequal c... Whiteboard exercise Chromosome during m... Slideshow Changes in chromoso... Whiteboard exercise Mitosis and meiosis... Illustration Mitosis and meiosis Slideshow Differences between... Whiteboard exercise Meiosis in men and ... Slideshow Meiosis and the Men... Slideshow Number of chromosomes Chart Meiosis in the huma... Whiteboard exercise Life cycle of mammal Illustration

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Secondary School

Upper Secondary (Grades 10-12)

Biology

Basics of cytology

12. Cell division – meiosis (reduction division)

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Keywords

cell, DNA, metaphase, chromosomes, gametes, division, chromatid, meiosis, centromere, bivalent, tetrad, chiasma, chiasmata, centriole, recombination, synapsis, Crossing over, genetic material, (reduction, division), Cell division - meiosis (reduction division)

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