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[Chapter II Relationship between genes and chromosomes] summary of biological knowledge - Biology in grade one of senior high school

2022-06-11 11:46:00 Hui Meng Yuan

Chapter two The relationship between genes and chromosomes

The first 1 section Meiosis and fertilization I 、 The concept of meiosis

Meiosis : The way in which cells divide during the formation of germ cells by sexually reproducing organisms . During meiosis , Chromosomes replicate only once , And cells divide twice in a row , The number of chromosomes in newly produced germ cells is half that in somatic cells .
【 notes 】 Somatic cells are produced mainly by mitosis , During mitosis , Chromosome duplication once , Cell division once , The number of chromosomes in newly produced cells is the same as that in somatic cells .
Two 、 The process of meiosis
1、 The site of sexual germ cell formation : The testis of an animal 、 ovary ; Anthers of plants 、 Ovules
2、 The formation of sperm and egg cells :

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3、 ... and 、 A comparison of the processes of sperm and egg formation
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Four 、 Be careful :
(1) Homologous chromosomes :① form 、 It's basically the same size ;② One comes from the parent , One comes from the parent party .
(2) The chromosome numbers of spermatogonia and oogonia are the same as those of somatic cells . therefore , They belong to somatic cells , Proliferate by mitosis , But they can also undergo meiosis to form germ cells .
(3) Staining during meiosis 00000000 Body number halving occurs during the first meiotic division , The reason is that homologous chromosomes separate and enter different daughter cells . Therefore, there is no homologous chromosome during meiotic second division .
(4) Chromosomes and during meiosis DNA The law of change
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(5) Meiotic daughter cell type :
Suppose that the somatic cells of an organism contain n To homologous chromosomes , be : Its essence ( egg ) Protocells undergo meiosis to form 2n Kind of sperm ( Egg cells ); its 1 Spermatogonia undergo meiosis to form 2 Kind of sperm . its 1 Oocytes undergo meiosis to form 1 Seed egg cell .
5、 ... and 、 The characteristics and significance of fertilization
characteristic : Fertilization is the mutual recognition between sperm and egg cells 、 The process of fusing into a fertilized egg . The head of the sperm enters the egg cell , The tail stays outside , Soon the nucleus of the sperm and the nucleus of the egg cell fused , Restore the number of chromosomes in the fertilized egg to the number of somatic cells , Half of them come from sperm , The other half comes from egg cells .
significance : Meiosis and fertilization are important for maintaining a constant number of chromosomes in the somatic cells of the previous and subsequent generations , It plays an important role in biological inheritance and variation .
6、 ... and 、 Meiosis and mitosis image discrimination steps :
1、 Whether the cytoplasm divides equally : Unequal division —— The formation of an egg cell during meiosis
2、 The number of chromosomes in a cell :
If it's an odd number —— The second meiotic division ( Secondary spermatocytes 、 Secondary oocytes 、 Anaphase of meiotic second division , Look at the pole );
If even —— mitosis 、 The first division of meiosis .
3、 The behavior of chromosomes in cells :
There are homologous chromosomes —— mitosis 、 The first division of meiosis ;
The Federation 、 Tetrad phenomenon 、 Segregation of homologous chromosomes —— The first division of meiosis ;
No homologous chromosomes —— The second meiotic division .
4、 Separation of sister chromatids :
A polar absence of homologous chromosomes —— Anaphase of meiotic second division ;
One pole has homologous chromosomes —— Anaphase of mitosis .
【 notes 】 If the cytoplasm is divided unevenly , Is the decrease of oocytes Ⅰ Or minus Ⅱ Later stage of .
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The first 2 section Genes are on chromosomes

Sutton hypothesis : Genes are carried by chromosomes from parents to the next generation , That is, the gene is on the chromosome . Research methods : reasoning from analogy .

The first 3 section Sex linked inheritance

One 、 Concept : The genetic control gene is located on the sex chromosome , Therefore, it is always related to gender .
Two 、XY Type a sex determination mode :
1、 Chromosome composition (n Yes ):
Male :n-1 For autosomes + XY female :n-1 For autosomes + XX
2、 sex ratio : commonly 1 : 1
3、 Common creatures : All mammals 、 Mostly hermaphroditic plants , Most insects 、 Some fish and amphibians .
3、 ... and 、 Three characteristics of sex - related inheritance :
(1) with X Characteristics of recessive inheritance :
① male > Woman ② Intergenerational inheritance ( Cross inheritance ) ③ A sick mother and a sick son , If a woman is ill, her father will be ill
(2) with X Characteristics of dominant inheritance :
① Woman > male ② Continuous onset ③ A sick father makes a sick daughter , A sick son makes a sick mother
(3) with Y Genetic characteristics :
① Men are ill and women are not ② Father → Son → Grandchildren
【 attach 】 Types of common genetic diseases ( Remember ):
with X implicit : Color blindness 、 Hemophilia companion X display : Anti vitamin D Rickets are often hidden : Congenital deafness 、 Albinism often appears : many ( and ) finger

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