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Hi maybe you have ever thought why
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I am different from my parents or
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different from my siblings why my
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parents' faces in their youth are not the same
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as mine Even though I am their child Okay
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you will know the answer in LED Science
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living things can grow and
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develop because of the process of
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cell division so why are we different
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from our parents even though we come
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This is because of meiosis division
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meiosis division is also called
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reduction division because it produces
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offspring with half the number of chromosomes
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of the parent chromosomes this is different from
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mitosis division As explained
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in the previous video
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Hi meiosis division only occurs
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in sex cells or former sperm and
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egg cells located in the
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male and female gonad glands in
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meiosis division the number of chromosomes of the
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parent and child cells is not the same because
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there are two divisions namely
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meiosis 1 and meiosis division
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Hi even though meiosis and mitosis
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look the same but there are some
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fundamental differences in
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mitosis division two daughter cells are produced
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which are diploid or 2N while
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meiosis division produces four
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daughter cells which are haploid or n
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as in mitosis division
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meiosis looks the same meiosis division
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also takes place after the interphase
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or preparation stage where the
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primary growth subphase occurs, the
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synthesis subphase and secondary growth sofa set
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in the DNA synthesis subphase
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are replicated into two copies of each
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chromosome so that they become two
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identical chromatids in this subphase a pair of
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centrioles also duplicate themselves and
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begin to lengthen the kroto as well
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Hai forming spindle threads
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Hai identical chromatids bound to the
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centromere will condense and shorten when
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the division enters the prophase 1 stage
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meiosis division is still the same process
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as the mitosis division process but
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there are two division stages that only exist
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in meiosis division so that the results of
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meiosis division contain genes with
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occurs in the prophase 1 stage at
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this stage the homologous chromatid pairs are
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in parallel positions
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Hai this process is called synapsis
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this synopsis process forms tetrad pivalate
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meaning Homologous chromosomes look the same
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but actually contain game
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Hai the second stage that differentiates from
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mitosis division is crossing over
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or crossing over at this stage
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there is an exchange of genetic material between
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non-identical chromatids
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resulting in diverse game levels
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tab Prophase 1 ends with
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the melting of the nuclear membrane followed by the
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movement of the centrioles towards the
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opposite poles along with the movement of
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these centrioles the spindle threads begin to
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lengthen in metaphase 1 the centrioles are right at
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the poles the spindle threads are
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finished being stretched and the chromosomes are
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bound by the spindle threads by the
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Hi this stage shows the
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basic differences between mitosis and meiosis division
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in meiosis because of the
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synopsis and crossing over process the chromosomes are
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only bound to one spindle thread
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on the kinetochore microtubules while
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in mitosis division the two
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identical chromatids are bound by spindle threads from
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exhaust next in metaphase 1 the
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chromosomes randomly line up on the
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equator plane forming a
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metaphase plate because they pair freely
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this increases the possibility of
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Hi in the anaphase 1 stage the chromosomes
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then move towards the
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opposite poles meiosis 1 ends with the
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telophase 1 stage where the chromosomes begin to
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lengthen and dare another Timur
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appears and then the cytokinesis process
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separates the two cytoplasms and
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forms two daughter cells the final result
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of meiosis 1 are two haploid cells
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next is the stage of meiosis 2 in
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meiosis 2 DNA replication no longer occurs
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Hi centrioles duplicate themselves and
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move towards the poles of each cell
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in the prophase stage 2 chromatin pairs
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shorten spindle threads are formed
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and the nuclear membrane melts in metaphase 2
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chromatid pairs are bound to
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spindle threads and kinetochores
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then are in a parallel position on the
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equatorial plane and form a
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Hi Then in the anaphase stage 2
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chromatid pairs separate and the chromosomes
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move towards their respective poles
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Hi this is the final stage of the
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entire meiosis division chromosomes
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begin to lengthen and stop starting to
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Hi ISIS lottery interpretation occurs and
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separates the cytoplasm into four
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haploid daughter cells
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Hi the haploid cells that are formed will be
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specialized into gametes which
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are sperm cells in men and
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egg cells in women a child then
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receives half the chromosomes from his mother
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and half from his father because
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men and women produce
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millions of gamete cells and gamete selection at
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the time of fertilization is random is the
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main factor in the existence of various genes that are
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formed this becomes reasons or
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explain why we are not identical
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or exactly the same as our parents
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Hi So it can be concluded that there are several
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factors that cause the first
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is that in the prophase 1 stage there is
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crossing over which causes various
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games to form on the chromatids
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Hi besides crossing over at the
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metaphase 1 stage the chromosomes are randomly on the Equator
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which will later become four
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different gamete cells
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Hi this process is called independent
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assortment or free pairing
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Hi the more chromosomes in
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one organism the more
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variations of gametes will be formed which is
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as much as two to the power of n usually an
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organism has three pairs of chromosomes
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then the possibility of gametes being formed
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is two to the power of three namely
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Hi in humans there are 23 pairs of
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chromosomes then the possibility of the number of
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gametes is 2 ^ 23 what is
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the value of course there are more than one
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million gametes formed due to
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crossing over or crossing over and
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independent assortment or
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free pairing this causes
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gender diversity this is the reason why
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we are not identical to our parents
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Hi thank you for watching hopefully
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this video is useful for you hi hi